To find a workbook in an OLE2 Compound Document, you can use various tools and methods available. Here we explain a few methods with examples:
1. Using Python and the olefile module:
import olefile
# Open the compound document
ole = olefile.OleFileIO("path/to/document.doc")
# Extract all streams from the document
streams = ole.listdir()
# Search for the workbook stream
workbook_stream = None
for stream in streams:
if stream[-1] == "Workbook":
workbook_stream = stream
break
# If workbook stream found, extract it
if workbook_stream:
workbook_data = ole.openstream(workbook_stream).read()
# Do something with the workbook data
# Close the compound document
ole.close()
2. Using Microsoft Office applications:
- Open the compound document in an appropriate Microsoft Office application (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- If the compound document contains a workbook, it will be opened as a separate file within the application.
- You can now work with the workbook using the features and functions provided by the application.
3. Using third-party OLE2 Compound Document viewers/editors:
- There are various third-party software tools available that can open, view, and edit OLE2 Compound Documents.
- These tools typically provide a user-friendly interface to navigate and explore the contents of the compound document.
- You can search for specific streams or resources, and extract or edit them as needed.