Microsoft retired InfoPath. This reads .xsn form templates and their filled-in .xml records locally, and exports the data to CSV, JSON, HTML and archival PDF.
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High Caliber Trading Ltd builds specialist tools for one shape of problem: work that is locked inside a file format whose original software has been discontinued, replaced, or no longer runs on modern systems.
Each product page explains the customer problem it solves, what comes out at the end, how it handles private files, its honest limits, and whether it is available yet.
The rescue suite
Each product handles a specific format whose original software is gone, retired, or no longer runs. They share the same standards: recovery happens on the customer's own machine, source files are not uploaded, and originals are opened read-only and never modified. All seven are on sale now, as one-time purchases with a 14-day money-back guarantee, through the company's storefront.
Microsoft retired InfoPath. This reads .xsn form templates and their filled-in .xml records locally, and exports the data to CSV, JSON, HTML and archival PDF.
Recovers the document structure from QuarkXPress v3.1–v4.1 .qxd files, both Windows- and Mac-authored, to IDML, RTF, JSON and plain text.
Modern FileMaker can no longer open the old files. This reads legacy FileMaker Pro .fp3 and .fp5 databases locally and exports tables, field names and records to CSV, XLSX and JSON.
Microsoft Publisher leaves Microsoft 365 in October 2026. This gets the content out of .pub files — text to Word, the stored pictures as image files, plus PDF and a recovery report.
Reads an Adobe Lightroom Classic .lrcat catalogue without Lightroom installed and recovers the library data — folders, keywords, ratings, flags, collections — to CSV, HTML, JSON and XMP. It recovers the catalogue, not the photographs.
Recovers page titles and note text from an orphaned Microsoft OneNote .one section file — the one left behind when a notebook stopped syncing — as plain text, HTML and JSON. No OneNote and no account needed.
Microsoft discontinued Money in 2009. This opens a .mny file read-only and exports the accounts and transaction history to CSV and JSON, so the records stay readable without Money.
How products are sold
The software listed on this page is sold with a one-time licence — no subscription and no account lock-in. Products are sold through the company's storefront, High Caliber Applications, where each product's licence, refund and privacy terms are shown at the point of purchase. This company site does not take payments.
The company-level refund and cancellation policy and delivery and re-download policy set out what customers are entitled to in either case.
Availability
Every product above is on sale today, and each one links to its full product page on the storefront, where the exact scope is set out — including the formats and features each tool cannot handle. The company does not list a product as available before it is, and it does not advertise products that are still being built: anything in development is simply absent from this page until it can be bought. The line-up here is kept in step with the portfolio page.