Does anyone have an idea on how to extract the text in dwg file? I have 4000 tags and want to compare them with an Excel. Don't want to do it with my eyes.
I only have DWG trueview installed. But, if other software is needed, I can find them.
try this service https://dwg2docx.com
i think it's help to you
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Anyone know any good tools to convert a keynote file to a PowerPoint one? We have an online tool that currently accepts PPT/PPTX files and we then use Aspose tools to do more with it. But we're needing to accept keynote files too and the easiest way in theory is to convert it to a PPT file and then process in the same way from there.
However we're really struggling to find a way to convert them programmatically!
Any ideas?
Old question but by the views counter seems relevant for many.. a conversion service such as CloudConvert can do the job (https://cloudconvert.com/api/conversions). At least for converting .key to .pptx (not sure about the other way round).
I want to extract information from a Visio file and do some change on them(like using C++), then write them back?
My question is:
Is manipulating visio files(mainly reading and writing) programmingly possible?
If so, any tutorial lin is preferred
Reading/Writing Visio VSD Files
This is a binary format and as far as I know, it is not documented. However, check out what has been going with support for reading Visio VSD files in LibreOffice.
Reading/Writing Visio VDX files
These are just the XML equivalent of VSD files and relatively straightforward to read and write if you are familiar with Visio. For simple tasks such as finding and manipulating all shape custom properties or formatting it will be very straightforward to load the XML into a DOM, process it, and then save it back out. For example, I once wrote a small tool that used this technique to search and replace text in a set of VDX files. One warning: the more complex a task you want to perform, the more you will need to be very familiar with Visio and how it works with Shapesheets, etc.
Here's a link to get started: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa218409(v=office.10).aspx
How can I convert a pptx file to a ppt file programmatically. This happens on a web server that does not have PowerPoint installed.
I'm after a free solution preferably.
I may consider installing PowerPoint on the server if it is not possible but I'm concerned about the scalability of that solution. I wouldn't want the server to be struggling because multiple conversions are in progress...
Thanks
You could install OpenOffice Impress (Libre Office Impress) on the server, maybe it can do the document conversion.
I hear that in OpenOffice, there are python APIs avalaible, and maybe more, even a VBA clone.
It is probably not possible to convert from the command line like this,
ooimpress -infile "mydoc.pptx" -outfile "mydoc.ppt"
In any case, the conversion will probably not be perfect. If your pptx files contain embedded OLE documents, expect problems.
SImple slides with bulleted lists and some simple graphics objects (circles, arrows, Raster Graphics files such as gifs) are less likely to be a problem.
Here are some links to openoffice forum-threads with similar problems.
.doc to .pdf, all command-line?
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=5513
Help! - Simple command line conversion of Word doc to XML
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=7242
The presentation object has a SaveAs method that can do this. For instance,
for saving the active presentation as a .ppt file, the following code would
do the job:
ActivePresentation.SaveAs "FileName.ppt", ppSaveAsPresentation
Reference:
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/programmatic-conversion-pptx-into-ppt-t3339221.html
Can anyone give me an idea on how to convert excel file to pdf file using vb6?
You'll most likely just want a pdf tool that can be used from VB. See this similar question.
I want to extract a flash object from a word doc using OpenXml.I have done it other way round but it is not working as, if there are many flash objects then the processing time got hampered and henceforth i think openxml is more suitable>please someone help me in doing the same .I am coding in c#
Use this: Standalone tool for extracting embedded Office Open XML objects from files