Kernel for Writer

Writing down important documents can take minutes or hours, depending on what and how much you are writing.  If you're working in an OpenOffice ODT file, and you experience a corruption that could potentially mean a couple of good hours wasted, then you may need an app like Kernel for Writer.

The software solution can only be described as "simple" and intuitive. The GUI design is comfortable to work with and is tailored for both novice and veteran users. To bring your corrupted ODT files into a readable state again, you only have to browse for the corrupted file, let the app process it, preview the recovered data and save it to the desired location. This tool not only recovers text but also diagrams, indexes, characters, hyper links, image objects, Unicode characters, tables, text, text formatting, page orientations, header footers of the page, etc.

Kernel for Writer also supports batch processing, so if you have multiple corrupted ODT files, you can process them all in one go. After the ODT files are recovered, you can preview the image to see whether the recovery process was done appropriately. One advantage brought by this preview option is that it helps you validate the restored data before you can choose where to save. One thing you shouldn't worry about during the files recovery is the data's integrity, as the program makes sure everything stays the same. A neat feature is that this app is available across a wide variety of Windows OS, from 95 all the way to 10 and also all versions of OpenOffice.

It doesn't matter if you are using OpenOffice to create complex work documents or personal notes, as regardless of the situation, losing the file is more or less of a headache. Kernel for Writer makes sure all you OpenOffice ODT are recoverable regardless of whatever corruption type the experience.