Like in MS Excel one csv file may contain more than one sheet, Like this what I have to do is I want to keep all the theory in one word file and the programs in another word file. But I want to attach these both file with each other as a single DOC file.
Like a single DOC file contain theory as well as programs, which is open as two separate content/file.
Something close to what you want to do is the following:
In new Word Document Select your "View" Tab and then Select "Outline View".
Then Select "Show Document". The "Insert Button will now be visible.
You can now insert various documents in this document.
Unfortunately as far as I know this will have links into the original Documents which you can then open, edit and access from the new document.
Try it out and let me know!
Also, you can maybe try Microsoft One Note, I think this is probably what you looking for. See partial screen shot below for an idea.
Related
I'm using Applescript and I'm having trouble getting this to work, probably because my understanding of variables is quite limited. Anyhow, this is the script I have so far:
tell application "Microsoft Word"
activate
end tell
display dialog "Input Document Name" default answer ""
set answer to text returned of result
tell application "Microsoft Word"
create new document
save document as answer
end tell
I would appreciate any help or even a redirect to a relevant post. Thanks.
You have to follow the relevant Applescript dictionaries closely, and work out what Applescript is expecting. In this case, you need "save as". If you look up "save as" in the Word applescript dictionary the first things you see are
save as document
[file name text]
Let's try to plug what you have into that. Instead of "save document as answer" you would at least need
save as document file name answer
But that is not quite enough, because "document" on its own isn't the name of anything, or a reference to any document. At this point you need to look up what "create new document" does.
create new document
(various parameters)
-> document
So what you probably need is something like
set theDocument to create new document
save as theDocument file name answer
It isn't always quite a straightforward as that, and not everything is obvious from the dictionary. For example, I do not think the dictionary tells you that when word creates a new document it typically becomes the "active document". If you knew that in all possible circumnstances, that is what Word does, you could also use
create new document
save as active document file name answer
But the first approach is IMO more robust.
I'm not sure whether this is the best approach for this or whether I perhaps should ask the question more clearer.
What I want to do is to create an additional file output - e.g. if the user uses Word to create a description consisting of known tags, I want to be able to save this as bbcode.
Now I do have an idea of how to do this, but is there a way to say add another file format to the "Save file"-dialog box and have it run a parser and file writer, that'd read the current document and export it using known bbcode-tags (that perhaps would be adjustable from some configuration window)?
The result would be a file containing bbcode as well as the text information that the user has entered.
How would I hook up my addin to the file output dialog? Is there a way to do this? I'm not sure it's custom XML since I won't be using the XML at all.
Thanks in advance and please excuse my poor English.
Edit: after having a look at the Word 2010 AddIn-project, I figured, that I'm looking for a way to define my own "export"-format. I'd like to export the BBCode to a .txt (or even .bbcode) file. The Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdExportFormat seems to have its own fixed enumeration. Is there a way to add an export-format?
There is some code for this here:
phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=395554
I want to automate some writer tasks. I need to create a .odt writer
document with oo:doc using methods such as create paragraph and append
paragraph. The problem is that append paragraph and create paragraph does not
allow text to start at middle of page or at a certain column, ie
Name Surname Address
When I unzip the "master" document I want to to create, when I inspect the content.xml file i see the xml equivalent is
" <text:p text:style-name="Text_20_body"><text:s text:c="115"/><text:span text:style-name="T1"><text:s/>Hallo how are you today</text:span></text:p><text:p text:style-name="P1"><text:s text:c="116"/>I hope you are well also</text:p><text:p text:style-name="P1""
How do I set the text:c and text:s element(s) from within oo::doc
Question2:
How do i set the formatting of a paragraph
to only extend from ie column 20 to column 80
thanks
Those elements are for runs of non-breaking spaces. the text:c attribute says how many spaces there are.
That doesn't strike me as a solution to what you want, which is to change the margins and position of a paragraph, yes?
Do you have a document that you want to use as a template, where the text will be inserted? Or ar you trying to create the entire page from scratch?
I think you want to use OpenOffice.org to create a Writer document that has the structure you want, then look at the XML to see what the markup is that accomplishes that. Look at paragraph-level styles or even frames if that is what is used. You might be able to create insertion points for your generated content by then adding magic-text phrases that you can scan for.
Then figure out how to get that done with the perl module.
I did the merging multiple documents into one singe document (Test.docx) with FeedData and it works fine.
When I open the merged document Test.docx with WinZip, content looks like this:
File1.docx, File2.docx, File3.docx, where all merged documents are being stored like external files into Test.docx file.
Now wondering if there are possibility to be created one single document Test.docx with whole content inside instead of multiple files to be stored as it noted above, this will helps me a lot when I'm making Search / Replace content since like this, we opening file by file procedure?
Note: If I open the Test.docx via MS Word and press "Save", MS Word do the job but I would like to produce the same result via code?
Thank you in advance.
Best
Tod
Take a look at this article, and see if this is what you're looking for:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brian_jones/archive/2008/12/08/the-easy-way-to-assemble-multiple-word-documents.aspx
Another way to merge multiple Open XML DOCX files into a single file is using the DocumentBuilder module that is part of Open-Xml-PowerTools, which is an open source lib on github.
https://github.com/OfficeDev/Open-Xml-PowerTools
more info about DocumentBuilder: http://openxmldeveloper.org/wiki/w/wiki/documentbuilder.aspx
Given that you want to do search and replace, check out OpenXmlRegex, also part of Open-Xml-PowerTools:
http://openxmldeveloper.org/blog/b/openxmldeveloper/archive/2014/07/22/search-and-replace-content-in-docx-pptx-using-regular-expressions.aspx
All open source, all free (both as in beer and speech).
I've got about 400 different NSString entries in my plist file. I want to spell check them. At the moment I'm having to go through, expand each entry (there's a huge amount) and select the text then do a spell check (Cmd + ;).
I really need to spell check the whole thing at once, like you would in a word document, or an excel spreadsheet. I don't mind having to manually filter out the occasional field I don't need changing. It would be quicker that way, than having to go through and select all the different strings separately.
Is there anything I can do? Or am I doing it the best way already?
Thanks
Tom
In Xcode, right-click on the file you want to spellcheck. Select "Open as->Plain text file".
From there, you should be able to spellcheck the whole plist.