Emanuel Sotelo wrote:
hello Tim
yes that is something that i did, it was printed in the idle and a
cut-and-paste to word.
what i was wondering if it is posible to print the result in word
instead of idle?
what line codes do i need to make this hapend?
I hope you do not think I am being stubborn, but the right answer
depends on what your REAL task is. It IS possible to automate Word, but
it is rather tedious, and in many cases there are better ways to
accomplish your task. If this is for a one-time thing, where you just
need to print the list, then what you did is exactly the right way. It
isn't necessary (or beneficial) to automate everything.
If this is something you need to do once in a while, then have the
script write the information to a .txt file, then open the .txt file in
Word to do your formatting.
If you need to make a regular report out of this, then there are better
ways than Word. One excellent way to do this is to write your text as
an HTML page, with appropriate <table> tags to lay it out exactly as you
want, then launch the HTML page and let IE or Firefox do the
formatting. wxPython even includes a module called HtmlEasyPrinting to
help with this.
If you really need to insert this text into an existing Word document,
then you need to open the Word COM object and use the Word object
model. See here for hints:
http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/37034/fid/244
word = win32com.client.EnsureDispatch( "Word.Application" )
word.Visible = 1 # if you want to watch the process
doc = app.Documents.Add()
doc.Content.Text = "This is the string to add to the document."
doc.Content.MoveEnd()
doc.Close()
word.Quit()
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Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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