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@@ -16,6 +16,14 @@ Running it on provided *test.docx* should produce:
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"Kowalski, Jan" is now "Author2"
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"Kowalski, Jan" is now "Author2"
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"Piotr Fronczewski" is now "Author3"
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"Piotr Fronczewski" is now "Author3"
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+File called *test.docx.bin* will be created containing details of the transformation.
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+You can also deanonymize comments. Proper bin file, named "<your_orginial_docx>.bin", must be present.
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+*./anonymize test.docx -d* - test.docx will be replaced with deanonymized version.
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+*./anonymize test.docx -d test2.docx* - deanonymized version will be saved as test2.docx leaving original test.docx intact.
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You'll need libarchive, libxml2 and [lbinn](https://github.com/liteserver/binn) to compile it. It was created as learning project while I was exploring C, so use it freely, but at your own risk. Output was tested with Word 2013 and Libre Office Writer.
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You'll need libarchive, libxml2 and [lbinn](https://github.com/liteserver/binn) to compile it. It was created as learning project while I was exploring C, so use it freely, but at your own risk. Output was tested with Word 2013 and Libre Office Writer.
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To relieve your pain I've added compiled Windows 64 bit binary in the bin folder. It includes all necessary MingW dlls. Enjoy!
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To relieve your pain I've added compiled Windows 64 bit binary in the bin folder. It includes all necessary MingW dlls. Enjoy!
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Piotr Czajkowski