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Changing from one file type to another. There are many data conversion programs on the market that support a wide number of text, database, spreadsheet and graphics formats. If a text document, database or spreadsheet format is not supported in a packaged conversion program, the textual data within the file can be converted if the application that created it is available and it can export its contents to ASCII text; however, page format settings as well as macros and other attributes will be lost. If the application or the "export to ASCII" option is not available, the only recourse is to have a custom conversion program written from scratch. If there is no written documentation available for the format, the job will be a tedious one, but it can be done unless the format is inherently encrypted. See ASCII file and conversion.
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| Imagine the unpleasant surprise if a new software system actually caused an organization to have less control of some records series, due to poor data conversion or actual data loss. Second, we widened the scope to account for data conversion costs, which the ED did not address," said Noll. NEW YORK -- Index Engines, the leader in next-generation enterprise discovery solutions, today announced that National Data Conversion (NDC) has selected the Index Engines Enterprise Discovery Platform as a key component of the company's expanded litigation and compliance services offering. |
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