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Nucleus Kernel Access is a advance easy to use access file repair software for corrupt (.mdb) files. Software uses QFSCI technology to repair corrupt or damaged access databases.

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Kernel PowerPoint is a Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation Repair software designed to recover and restore corrupted Microsoft PowerPoint files. Kernel PowerPoint extracts text even from heavily damaged .ppt files and never deletes from disk.

Excel Converter 1.0 features a silent spreadsheet to html converter. It detects changes made to the Excel file and restarts the process. Auto uploads via ftp, auto rotates slides of workbooks, and auto refreshing output web page.

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