John Machin napsal(a):
Have you run makepy?
No, I didnt know about that before
Have you ever heard of Google?
google("wdFormatText") -> first hit is a clue about makepy, second hit
tells you that the magic number is 2
you must have another google... ;-)
I didnt get any relevant
Michel Claveau wrote:
> Hi_release_2 !
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Anyway I wonder if this could be found in MSDN documentation or in
word
macro itselfjust for the next time I am in the same situation...
>>>
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I don't know why you are sending this to me -- the above quote is from
"geon", and as for the
Hi_release_2 !
>>> Anyway I wonder if this could be found in MSDN documentation or in word
>>> macro itselfjust for the next time I am in the same situation...
First, for to find, I have make a word's macro, with :
reponse = MsgBox(wdFormatText, vbOKOnly, "wdFormatText")
Then, I had
geon wrote:
>Michel Claveau napsal(a):
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>>You can to watch the class I had create, for "to tele-command" word, here:
>> http://mclaveau.com/ress/python/pxword.htm
>>(and look the "saveas" method)
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>so easy and so much spent my time on it. Thanks a lot. Anyway I wonder
>if
Michel Claveau napsal(a):
>You can to watch the class I had create, for "to tele-command" word, here:
>http://mclaveau.com/ress/python/pxword.htm
>(and look the "saveas" method)
>
>
so easy and so much spent my time on it. Thanks a lot. Anyway I wonder
if this could be found in MSDN document
Hi !
>>> ...macro in Word, I can see there this "wdFormatText" and even in some
>>> tutorial I saw in used in this way...
You can to watch the class I had create, for "to tele-command" word, here:
http://mclaveau.com/ress/python/pxword.htm
(and look the "saveas" method)
@-salutations
Mich
I try to convert *.doc to *.txt and in saving part of my script I
receive following error.
Can anyone help - I have tried all I know without any success. I could
swear it worked at win98. Now i do not have chnage to run it there - I
have w2000, office2000, py2.4
