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https://github.com/jahorne/AcrossLiteToText

Convert binary Across Lite .puz files to both Text and XML.
https://github.com/jahorne/AcrossLiteToText

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Convert binary Across Lite .puz files to both Text and XML.

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# Crossword: Across Lite .puz to text and XML

[![XWord Info](https://www.xwordinfo.com/images/Puz2Txt2.jpg "XWord Info")](https://www.xwordinfo.com "XWord Info")

This .Net Core console application converts one or more Across Lite .puz files into their text file equivalents. As of version 2.3, both XML and Json files which contain more information are also generated. [See the wiki](https://github.com/jahorne/AcrossLiteToText/wiki "See the wiki") for more info.

Included binaries run on Windows, macOS, or Unix computers.

You can edit this project here on the web, or with [Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/), or using your favorite editor. I use the free version of Visual Studio with the GitHub extension.

The code here includes a streamlined version of core functionality from [XWord Info](https://www.xwordinfo.com "XWord Info"). Now that you can parse Across Lite files, you have a great head start if you want to research crossword data, create your own solving app, *or even build your own XWord Info competitor!*

Interested in contributing? Fork, write some code, and submit a pull request.

[Read the wiki](https://github.com/jahorne/AcrossLiteToText/wiki "Read the wiki"), or contact me via the email link on the [XWord Info](https://www.xwordinfo.com "XWord Info") home page.

More XWord Info core functionality will be moved to Open Source over time.

News: David Park has published a [JavaScript program with similar capabilities](https://github.com/david-j-park/puz2js). Check it out.

**PLEASE RESPECT THE COPYRIGHTS ON PUBLISHED CROSSWORDS.**

You need permission from the rights holders for most public and for all commercial uses.

Jim Horne