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Nicholas DiPiazza commented on TIKA-3970:
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> Should we reverse the iteration order of the pages? I notice that we're
> getting page2 then page1 in one of our existing tests. So this might be a
> feature or something we're missing in our implementation? I couldn't find
> anything in the spec about this. Related: I noticed a "page number" property
> for each of the page nodes in the attached file. Maybe we could use that info
> to order the pages when it exists?
Yeah sure! That sounds like a really good idea.
> This would require some walking the tree and caching page order. I'm happy to
> give it a try.
Yeah! that's what I spent a few hours doing with this PR above. I need to spend
some more time on it probably i just kinda got the Jira's test case to work.
> Side note: I'm still really frustrated that I can't open a bunch of these
> files in OneNote even after I set up my Microsoft account and save the files
> in OneDrive.
Yeah so there are two types of OneNote files, the MS-ONESTORE spec, and the
ones that use the alternative packaging MS-FSSHTTPD.
If you open a file from onenote office 365, it will use the alternative
packaging.
If you open a file from onenote from local microsoft office 365, it will use
the ms-onestore spec.
So I think you might need to grab a copy of MS office:
[https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-office-offline-installer-f0a85fe7-118f-41cb-a791-d59cef96ad1c]
you could then work with this.
> Certain OneNote documents produce duplicate text
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>
> Key: TIKA-3970
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-3970
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: app
> Affects Versions: 2.7.0
> Reporter: David Avant
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: Screenshot 2023-02-21 at 3.43.08 PM.png,
> lyrics-crawlAllFileNodesFromRoot-false.txt, lyrics.docx, lyrics.one,
> lyrics.txt
>
>
> Extracting text from certain OneNote documents produces more text than is
> actually in the document. In this case, the OneNote document was created
> by opening a Word document and "printing" it to the OneNote.
> To reproduce the issue, open the attached "lyrics.one" using the Tika App
> version 2.7.0 and view the plain text. Look for the phrase "Sunday
> Morning" and observe that there are 14 occurrences. However in the actual
> displayed text, it occurs only once.
> The original text in this document is only about 12K characters, but the
> extracted text from tika is over 300K.
>
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