Hi Ken -
Depending on how the data is structured you can pretty easily convert json data to CSV files via online tools like this:
Otherwise, there are more options available.
Gero
On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 3:22 PM ken winston caine ken.winston.caine@gmail.com [papercreters] <papercreters@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Am finding files and photos are well-preserved in the unzipped download. However, messages are saved in javascript notation (.json files). And while they can be opened easily with notepad or other text viewer, they display in a form like page source once opened. A lot of code..
Am new to converting .json files and my Googling so far has not turned up a way to open them so that they display just the messages and comments without all the extraneous source code. If anyone knows a trick to do that, please, please share with us.
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Posted by: Gero Bazant <gero.bazant@gmail.com>
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