2018年8月7日 · Download antiword, and extract the antiword folder to C:\. Then add the antiword folder to your PATH environment variable. (instructions for adding to PATH here). Open a new terminal or command console to re-load your PATH env variable. Install textract with pip install textract. Then you can use textract (which uses antiword for .doc files ...

2016年3月3日 · I installed antiword as explained in 00README.WIN document and could run it in cmd after adding its folder to PATH environment variable as well as creating a HOME environment variable exactly as outlined in README. I could successfully run the following example using testdoc.doc found in antiword\Doc\ antiword -m cp852.txt filename.doc ...

2020年3月12日 · I am new to python and trying to convert a .doc extension file into a .txt file with content on a linux server I set the linux directory persion to 777 On running the below script return an empty

antiword -f file.doc > file.txt antiword -p letter file.doc > file.pdf And run this command from python. ...

Something like this should work (adjust dest_path etc. accordingly).. import os import shlex for filename in os.listdir(directory): if ".doc" not in filename: continue path = os.path.join(directory, filename) dest_path = os.path.splitext(path)[0] + ".txt" cmd = "antiword %s > %s" % (shlex.quote(path), shlex.quote(dest_path)) print(cmd) # If the above seems to print correct commands, add: # os ...

2010年6月9日 · Antiword is a linux commandline utility for dumping text out of a word doc. Works pretty well for simple documents (obviously it loses formatting). It's available through apt, and probably as RPM, or you could compile it yourself.

2023年6月28日 · I have this below code which I'm using to convert word documents into txt. Code is good for .docx documents but for .doc below code is working okay in one system but is giving "antiword" ...

2012年6月25日 · antiword is located at /home/myusername/bin, and needs directory /home/myusername/.antiword to run. when I run my webpage in the browser, it searched for /.antiword instead of /home/myusername/.antiword

2021年5月10日 · Python does everything properly, but apparently antiword itself has issues with the way it parses its arguments, at least on Windows, so passing a Unicode path results in breakage. Luckily Windows offers a way of converting any path into a backwards-compatible form of ANSI-only 8.3 filenames - the so-called "short" paths, which can be requested ...

Is it possible to call CLI tools like pdftotext, antiword, catdoc (text extractor scripts) passing a string instead of a file? Currently, I read PDF files calling pdftotext with child_process.spawn. I spawn a new process and store the result in a new variable. Everything works fine.