On Fri, 2008-06-06 at 16:22 +0530, Dinil Karun wrote:
> hi,
>
> I am using the below code but i am getting a error saying pyUno module
> not found.
> can u please help.
I just wrote the same thing!
Take a look at http://cvs2.uwc.ac.za/trac/python_tools/browser/oooconv
It should do what you wan
The question is where is the API?
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If you can find some API documentation for PDFMWord.dll, you can call
its methods with the ctypes python module.
Caleb
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Justin,
Your way appeared to work great, but now I just realized that the using
the printer way destroys the table of contents and bookmark links.
Rune's way would be perfect, but I don't see a macro created like that.
I tried to create one from scratch, but it didn't work.
I am now trying to se
Wow...thanks again for the replies!
I will try both of these out at work tomorrow. (I only work 3 days a
week because of school).
Thanks,
Keith
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"When you create a PostScript file you have to send the host fonts.
Please go to the printer properties, "Adboe PDF Settings" page and turn
OFF the option "Do not send fonts to Distiller".
kbperry,
sorry about that.
go to "Printers and Faxes"
go to properties for the "Adobe PDF" printer
go to the
kbperry wrote:
> Questions:
> Does Acrobat Pro, have some way to interface with it command-line (I
> tried searching, but couldn't find anything)? Is there any other good
> way to script word to pdf conversion?
>
> Note: The word documents do contain images, and lots of stuff besides
> just text
Justin,
While I was salivating when reading your post, it doesn't work for me,
but I am not sure why.
I keep getting an error:
Titled: Adobe PDF
"When you create a PostScript file you have to send the host fonts.
Please go to the printer properties, "Adboe PDF Settings" page and turn
OFF the opt
## this creates a postscript file which you can then convert to PDF
## using Acrobat Distiller
##
## BTW, I spent an hour trying to get this working with
## win32com.client.Dispatch
## (the save file dialog still appeared)
## Then I remembered win32com.client.dynamic.Dispatch
##
## Can somebody ple
Thanks again Duncan!
I will use the OpenOffice solution as a last resort. It isn't the
standard office suite at my corp. I would like the code to be as
portable as possible, and it would seem like a pain in the arse to have
the end user install OpenOffice just to run my script. Sure it would
ju
kbperry wrote:
> Thanks for the replys!
>
> I need to stick with Word (not my choice, but I would rather keep
> everything like he has it).
That shouldn't be a problem: you can use stick with Word for editing the
documents and just use OpenOffice to do the conversion.
>
> Duncan,
> I was just
Thanks for the replys!
I need to stick with Word (not my choice, but I would rather keep
everything like he has it).
Duncan,
I was just trying the printing thing. When installing Adobe Acrobat,
it installs a printer called "Adobe PDF," and I have been trying to
print to there, but the "Save" win
kbperry wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Background:
> I need some help. I am trying to streamline a process for one of our
> technical writers. He is using Perforce (version control system), and
> is constantly changing his word documents, and then converts them to
> both .pdf and "Web page" format (to pu
I wrote a script which uses OpenOffice. It can
convert and read a lot of formats.
#!/usr/bin/env python
#Old: !/optlocal/OpenOffice.org/program/python
# (c) 2003-2006 Thomas Guettler http://www.tbz-pariv.de/
# OpenOffice1.1 comes with its own python interpreter.
# This Script needs to be run with
Hi all,
Background:
I need some help. I am trying to streamline a process for one of our
technical writers. He is using Perforce (version control system), and
is constantly changing his word documents, and then converts them to
both .pdf and "Web page" format (to publish to the web). He has a
l
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