[dev] Re: how to detect MS Office encrypted documents

2010-11-29 Thread Filip
I though the underlying structure format is common for all documents (docx, xlsx, pptx .. ), but it seems from your clarification that each file format has its own way and structure to save information about the document such as if the document is encrypted or not. Thank you both for your help

Re: [dev] Re: how to detect MS Office encrypted documents

2010-11-29 Thread Daniel Rentz
Am 29.11.2010 14:11, schrieb Filip: I though the underlying structure format is common for all documents (docx, xlsx, pptx .. ), but it seems from your clarification that each file format has its own way and structure to save information about the document such as if the document is encrypted or

Re: [dev] Re: how to detect MS Office encrypted documents

2010-11-29 Thread tora - Takamichi Akiyama
For traditional binary file format, you might have already noticed the binary file format was two-layered. The underlaying one is Windows Compound Binary File Format, which looks like a FAT of floppy disk. The upper one is individual Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ... file format.