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Hi,

We published an independent, MIT-licensed implementation of the DocuWorks
format (Fuji Xerox / FUJIFILM), common in Japanese offices: a Rust engine
that reads, renders and saves .xdw documents and .xbd binders, plus a
reverse-engineered working specification.

We hope the code and documentation will be useful for preserving access to
these files, and perhaps for a LibreOffice import path or a lib*-style
library. We'd be glad to help anyone exploring those uses.

Source and specification: https://github.com/ezpzfile/ezpzfile-xdw
Browser demo, with local file processing: https://ezpzfile.com/xdw-editor

This is an independent project, not affiliated with FUJIFILM.

Best regards,
Ashton
EZPZ File

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