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				<title>Retrieving Text from an ODT File</title>
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				ODT files are an archive of XML files that describe and contain the content for a text document in the OpenDocument format. As I wrote earlier, you can use ColdFusion 8 and the CFZip tag to browse the contents of these files. Extracting the actual content of an ODT file, however, is more useful than simply looking.  [More]
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				<title>Browsing an ODT File with CFZip</title>
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				I use &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.openoffice.org/&quot;&gt;OpenOffice.org&lt;/a&gt; for my home office suite. The only Microsoft Office product that is on one of my systems is Access 2000, and only because I use it for a personal-use application I have not gotten around to upgrading.

OpenOffice.org uses the &lt;a href=&quot;http://opendocument.xml.org/&quot;&gt;OpenDocument Format&lt;/a&gt; specification as its internal file format. ODF is an XML-based file format, so an OpenOffice.org document is a collection of XML files stored in a ZIP archive. What a perfect opportunity to get acquainted with the CFZip tag in ColdFusion 8!  [More]
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