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Recovering JPEG images from Microsoft Office do***ent

by Walter Ingraham <wingraham@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 1, 2008 at 04:44 PM

I've got several files that seem to be MS Office do***ents (the header is 
D0 CF 11 E0 A1 B1 1A E1).

Each file contains more than one chunk of data that appear to be JPEG 
images with abbreviated headers (not JFIF).

Each chunk has an SOI (FFD8) and EOI (FFD9) marker. There are no APPn 
markers, but there are SOF0 (FFC0) and SOS (FFDA) markers.

The problem is that the SOF0 header does not match the definition that I 
know. Embedded in the header are the letters 'RGB'. I'm guessing (WAG) 
that this is MS code to indicate that there is a standard pallette being 
used.

Here is a typical example:
FF C0 00 14 08 00 60 00 41 04 52 11 00 47 11 00 42 11 00 41 11 00  

Following the SOF0 header is the SOS header. It too contains the ASCII 
for 'RGB':

FF DA 00 0E 04 52 00 47 00 42 00 41 00 00 3F 00

My question is this: Is there a JFIF header that I can append to the data 
stream that will make these images readable?

Here is the complete header as found in a "chunk":

FF D8 FF C0 00 14 08 00 60 00 41 04 52 11 00 47 11 00 42 11 00 41 11 00 
FF DA 00 0E 04 52 00 47 00 42 00 41 00 00 3F 00

Any thoughts?
 




 2 Posts in Topic:
Recovering JPEG images from Microsoft Office document
Walter Ingraham <wingr  2008-04-01 16:44:22 
Re: Recovering JPEG images from Microsoft Office document
jaycx2.3.calrobert@[EMAIL  2008-06-12 14:58:32 

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