> docString = self.wdApp.Documents[0].Content
> return str(docString).decode('latin-1')
i've been experimenting with Win32 COM client stuff myself lately,
having added a section for it in the upcoming 2nd ed. of Core Python.
i haven't tried what you're doing yet though, but i have seen code
which uses doc.Content.Text. have you tried that yet? also, i'm
assuming you know that Latin-1 is the correct Unicode decoding for the
file you're looking at?
and as bob has mentioned, do post the instantiation, sample file, and
output, correct or erroneous.
cheers,
-- wesley
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