Can you post the code you are using please? Also, can you provide further information about the task you are trying to accomplish? Is the research paper embedded into the Word document as an OLE object for example, is it simply text that has been - effectively - cut and paste into the Word document? How can you tell when the paper's text begins and ends? How are you going to generate the PDF file? Are you limited to using HWPF - is this a project set by a tutor at school/college/university and have they instructed you to use HWPF? What version of Word are you using - is the document a .doc file or a docx?
I have never used Word to prepare documents that include algebraic, mathmatical or scientific notations. Do you need extensions to support this type of operation? Have you looked at any alternatives? OpenOffice for example can read Word documents, has a built in, highly flexible, 'save as PDF' feature and an interface that you can access using Java. It does though struggle to render the most complex Word documents with absolute accuracy. nikhil n-2 wrote: > > hii, > > i am new to hwpf.i am working on a project where i am supposed to read a > research paper in ieee format from a doc file and convert it into a pdf > file > in a customized format. > to do that i need to know the font size variations in the text.i am unable > to read char's like pi,sigma etc present in equations. > > thank u. > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/font-styles-and-equations-in-word-doc-tp22927872p22944564.html Sent from the POI - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
