excel files?

[Chris Hofstader]

MS is public with the Excel file format and it is very clean and easy to
work with so extending a program that reads older Excel files shouldn't be
too hard.  No, I'm not volunteering. 

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Subject: Re: excel files?

Regretably, it appears not to work with newer xls files.

Buddy Brannan writes:
> Try xlhtml ... it's about the closest thing I've found, anyway. 
> 
> I know it's a Debian package--probably for other distros, too. 
> 
> If all else fails, check freshmeat.
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