On Oct 8, 2019, at 9:58 AM, Holland, James via python-win32
wrote:
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> I’m trying to open some rtf files to Word and then save as PDFs.
> ...
> Traceback (most recent call last):
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> File "", line 15, in
> doc.SaveAs2(output_dir + '/' + 'rtfTest.pdf', FileFormat = wdFormatPDF)
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I'm trying to open some rtf files to Word and then save as PDFs.
I'm running Windows 10 65 bit -- Word 2016 is installed on my computer.
Python 3.6.0
import os,os.path
import img2pdf
import win32com.client
input_dir = "G:/MHOShare/MHO Staff/James Holland/TempDump/CindyTest/RTFtest"
output_dir
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From: Little Guythe_little_...@gmx.com
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Subject: Re: [python-win32] Word document with columns and page break.
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Mr. Roberts,
Thanks for the assist. As I am not an expert
Little Guy wrote:
I wish there was some sort of pictorial object, property, hierarchy for
python-win32 somewhere as it may be a great assist to newbies to visually
see what objects and properties go where. I think Java used to have
something
similar, at least I saw something like that in
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To: python-win32@python.org
Subject: Re: [python-win32] Word document with columns and page break.
(Little Guy)
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This isn't really something you should be searching
Mr. Roberts,
Thanks for the assist. As I am not an expert at this, yet, it's a bit difficult
knowing where to start looking for the information.
Actually, I have most of the text processing portion of the code down, and
omitted it from my, earlier, post so as to not overwelm the message.
Hi,
I'm trying to create a Python script using win32com that creates a
Word 2003 document. This will become part of a little bigger script
for work. After the document opens up, it is split into two columns,
then text is pasted in, taking up both columns. After this is done,
I'd like to
Is there an import file that defines the FormField types symbolically?
For example, Word Checkbox has the value of 71 for it's type.
Glenn Graessle
Flight Controls CoE
Honeywell International, Inc.
23500 West 105th Street (M/D 42)
Olathe, KS 66061
913-712-2645(phone/fax)
913-832-2345
On Feb 5, 2008 12:01 AM, Graessle, Glenn (FC COE)
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Is there an import file that defines the FormField types symbolically?
For example, Word Checkbox has the value of 71 for it's type.
*Glenn Graessle*
Flight Controls CoE
Honeywell International, Inc.
23500 West
Graessle, Glenn (FC COE glenn.graessle at honeywell.com writes:
Is there an import
file that defines the FormField types symbolically?
from win32com.client import constants
print constants.xlAscending
print constants.wdFieldFormCheckBox
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I am trying to manipulate a word doc and realize that there are modules
available
but to date have been unable to get my paws on them. I have installed
python 2.4.4 with pywin32-210.win32-py2.4. I have bought
Mark Hammonds
book which references such modules
I am trying to manipulate a word doc and realize that there
are modules available but to date have been unable to get my
paws on them. I have installed python 2.4.4 with
pywin32-210.win32-py2.4. I have bought Mark Hammonds book
which references such modules wdclass.py and the use of
I would like to try to do something with wxPython that I've seen a
commercial app do... The app was a statistical analysis program, and
it would display results in a richly formatted way, then would paste
into word perfectly.
I'd like to show a read-only, but dynamically generated small word
I am trying to insert a bunch of picture files into a
newly created Word document. I am encountering
trouble setting the Height and Width of the inserted
picture.
The code is really very simple:
###
...set up list_of_doc_files_to_create
wordApp = Dispatch(Word.Application)
for y in
At Thursday 14/4/2005 15:33, ryan pinto wrote:
wordApp.CommandBars.FindControl(Id=23).Execute
Remember that, in Python, you must use () to invoke a function, even if it
has no arguments.
Gabriel Genellina
Softlab SRL
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Hi !
I send again (my previous message, 14 april, not having passed)
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Hi(hi-hi-hi)
The information what you want is worth only one million euros.
But it is my philantropic evening.
Therefore, look :
import win32com
from
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