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Hello,
I am trying to generate a RTF (Rich Text Format)
file with images from Python 2.1.
Firstly with MS-Word 97, I have saved a file with
RTF format which contained a jpeg-image. I have edited this RTF file with a
text editor, and I have seen as MS-Word converts the jpeg-image in a hexadecimal
sequence.
I would like to do the same process for converting
a binary jpeg-image in a hexadecimal-sequence from Python. For it, I have maked
the next process (using Python 2.1 and PIL library, in Windows):
import Image
im = Image.open("photo.jpg")
file = open("filename.txt", "wb")
file.write ( im.tostring ( "hex") )
file.close()
With this process, I obtain a hexadecimal-sequence
of the jpeg-image (in "filename.txt"). However, I am trying to work with this
sequence but I can not do anything with it. I think this sequence is no valid,
because I have replaced from a text editor the hexadecimal-sequence of
MS-Word to the hexadecimal-sequence obtained by me, however when I open this
file, MS-Word do not show the jpeg-image.
Also, the hexadecimal-sequence generates by MS-Word
is not equal to the hexadecimal-sequence generates by the previous
process.
Anybody could help me about this ?
Thank you very much.
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