Re: Software for extracting Office Document Properties

["Martin Page" <mpage -at- csl -dot- co -dot- uk>]

Can I suggest DIY?
On the face of it, what you describe would be fairly simple to program in
VBA.
You could extract the properties and paste them into a Word document which
you could then save as vanilla HTML. So you wouldn't even have to know HTML.
However, you'd have to know/learn VBA first, but that's easy to pick up and
a very very useful skill to have
Have a nice weekend folks
M

"Lil Matthew" <lil_matthew -at- hotmail -dot- com> wrote in message
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> Hi all
>
> Do any of you know of or use any free or cheap (of course) software that
> will extract the document properties from Office docs and output it as
HTML
> (including links to files)?
>
> I have found something called Catalogue on www.softexperience.com which
does
> most of what I need, but I'm just wondering if there are others. I tried
> google and indeed googled the archives but can't find anything.
>
> TIA
> Lil
>
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