Convert Pdf To Env Format Appraisal
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In the latest TOTAL update we’ve added a new “Save as ENV” option to TOTAL’s File Menu. Previously, the ability to save an ENV was only available via our Delivery Menu dropdown. Saving the ENV doesn't necessarily require a delivery though, so in those instances you may find it more intuitive to access this option alongside other 'Save' options, just like in other programs.
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As long as you have an active TOTAL Connect Pro license, selecting this new menu option will launch the same AI Ready Plugin that you're used to, so you won’t have to learn a new process to save your ENV. Of course, the option is still available in the Delivery menu dropdown too.
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Saving an ENV is also even easier. Before entering the FNC OADI viewer, you can now select the location where you would like your ENV saved, and choose to open the folder after exiting the uploader so you don't have to waste time hunting for it.
This update also includes an enhancement to our competitor conversion tool which now supports the XML 2.6 Errata 1 format. This means you can now convert your UCDP reports from other vendors containing the following forms: 1004C, 1004D, 1025, 2090, 2095, 2000, 2000A, and 2075.
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Universal Office Converter - Office document conversion
Project description
Automated conversion and styling using LibreOffice
Dag Wieers <dag@wieers.com>
Universal Office Converter (unoconv) is a command line tool to convert anydocument format that LibreOffice can import to any document format thatLibreOffice can export. It makes use of the LibreOffice’s UNO bindings fornon-interactive conversion of documents.
_For practical reasons we mention LibreOffice, but OpenOffice is supported byunoconv as well._
Installing unoconv
unoconv can be installed using packages coming from your distribution, orsimply by copying the unoconv python script to your system.
If you installed unoconv by hand, make sure you have the required LibreOfficeor OpenOffice packages installed. A hard requirement is the UNO python bindingswhich are often inside a subpackage named +libreoffice-pyuno+ or+libobasis4.4-pyuno+.
Various sub-packages are needed for specific import or export filters, e.g.XML-based filters require the xsltfilter subpackage,e.g. +libobasis4.4-xsltfilter+.
IMPORTANT: Neglecting these requirements will cause unoconv to fail withunhelpful and confusing error messages.
How does unoconv work ?
unoconv starts its own office instance (if it cannot find an existinglistener) that it then uses. There are some challenges to do thiscorrectly, but in general this works fine.
Typically you would convert an ODT document to PDF by running:
Start your own unoconv listener
However, you can always start an instance yourself at the default port 2002(or specify another port with -p/–port) and after use you can tear it down:
It is also possible to use a listener or LibreOffice instance that acceptsconnections on another system and use it from unoconv remotely. Thisway the conversion tasks are performed on a dedicated system insteadof on the client system. This works only if you have a shared filesystemmounted at the same location.
Python and pyuno incompatibilities
Beware that the pyuno python module needs to be compiled with the exactsame version of python that you are using to load it. A lot of people thatrun into problems loading pyuno are actually using a precompiled LibreOfficethat they downloaded somewhere and is incompatible with the python versionon their system.
To solve this issue, the project’s office suite ships with its own pythoninterpreter located in the ‘program’ directory, this one should workflawlessly.
The most recent unoconv works around this issue by automatically detectingincompatibilities, and restarting itself using a compatible python (the sameone that ships with LibreOffice).
You can influence the automatic detection by setting the +UNO_PATH+ environmentvariable to point to an alternative LibreOffice installation, e.g.:
But you can also force another python by using it to execute unoconv, e.g.:
or on macOS:
or on Windows:
TIP: If you plan to use unoconv extensively (or in an automated fashion) itis more efficient to use the correct python interpreter directly. Or eventput it directly in the Shebang (the first line) of the unoconv script !
Using unoconv with no X display
Since OpenOffice 2.3 you do not need an X display for starting ooffice.However you may need the openoffice.org-headless package from yourdistribution. Since LibreOffice 2.4 nothing special is needed, runningin headless mode does not require X.
For any older OpenOffice releases, remember that ooffice requires an Xdisplay, even when using it in headless mode. One solution is to use Xvfbto create a headless X display for ooffice.
Using unoconv with macOS
LibreOffice 3.6.0.1 or later is required to use unoconv under macOS. Thisis the first version distributed with an internal python script that works.No version of OpenOffice for macOS (3.4 is the current version) works becausethe necessary internal files are not included inside the application.
Problems running unoconv from Nginx/Apache/PHP
Some people have had difficulties using unoconv through webservices. Hereis a list of probable causes and recommendations:
- Use the latest version of unoconv (or GitHub master branch)
- Use the most recent stable release of LibreOffice (less memory, more stable, fewer crashes)
- Use the native LibreOffice python binary to run unoconv
- Hardcode this native python path in the unoconv script shebang (or ensure PATH is set)
- Ensure that the user running unoconv has write access to its HOME directory (ensure HOME is set)
- Test with SELinux in permissive mode
It is recomended to open the unoconv script and modify the very first line topoint directly to your installed LibreOffice python binary, so replace this:
with something like this:
Conversion problems
If you encounter problems converting files, it often helps to try again. Ifyou are using a listener, restarting the listener may help as well.
The reason for conversion failures are unclear, and they are notdeterministic. unoconv is not the only project to have noticed problemswith import and export filters using PyUNO. We assume these are relatedto internal state or timing issues that under certain conditions failto correctly work.
If you can reproduce the problem on a specific file, please take the time toopen the file in LibreOffice directly and export it to the desired format. Ifthis fails, it needs to be reported to the LibreOffice project directly. Ifthat works, we need to know !
We are looking into this with the LibreOffice developers to:
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- Collaborate closer to find, report and fix unexpected failures
- Allow end-users to increase debugging and improve reporting to the project
Troubleshooting instructions
If you encounter a problem with converting documents using unoconv, pleaseconsider that this could be caused by a number of things:
- incomplete LibreOffice installation
- LibreOffice bug or regression specific to your version/distribution
- LibreOffice import or export filter issue
- problem related to stale lock files
- problem related to the source document
- problem related to permissions or SELinux
- problem related to the python UNO bindings
- problem related to the unoconv python script
It is recommended to follow all of the below steps to pinpoint the problem:
if this is the first time you are using LibreOffice/OpenOffice, make sureyou have all the required sub-packages installed, depending on thedistribution this could be the +xsltfilter+, +headless+, +writer+,+calc+, +impress+ or +draw+ sub-packages.
check if there is no existing LibreOffice process running on the systemthat could interfere with proper functioning
# pgrep -l ‘office writer calc’
check that there are no stale lock files present, e.g. ‘.~lock.file.pdf#’ or
‘.~lock.index.html#’
check that the LibreOffice instance handling UNO requests is not handlingmultiple requests at the same time
- try using the latest unoconv release, or the latest version on Github at::
try the conversion by opening the file in LibreOffice and exportingit through LibreOffice directly
try unoconv with a different minor or major LibreOffice version to testwhether it is a regression in LibreOffice
try to load the UNO bindings in python manually:
do this with the python executable that ships with the LibreOfficepackage/installer
# /opt/libreoffice4.4/program/python.bin -c ‘import uno, unohelper’
or alternatively, run the disribution python (with the distribution
LibreOffice)
# python -c ‘import uno, unohelper’
try unoconv with a different python interpreter manually: Sako serial number lookup.
If you tried all of the above, and the issue still remains, the issue mightstill be related to import/export filters, LibreOffice or unoconv, so pleasereport any information to reproduce the problem on the Github issue-trackerat: https://github.com/dagwieers/unoconv/issues
And do mention that you already tried the above hints to troubleshoot the issue.
Interesting information
If you’re interested to help out with development, here are some pointers tointeresting sources:
- [Tutorial] Import uno module to a different Python installhttp://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=36370&p=166783
- UDK: UNO Development Kithttp://udk.openoffice.org/
- Python-UNO bridgehttp://www.openoffice.org/udk/python/python-bridge.html
- Python and OpenOffice.orghttp://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Python
- OpenOffice.org developer manualhttp://api.openoffice.org/DevelopersGuide/DevelopersGuide.html
- Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList OOo 2 1http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList_OOo_2_1
- Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList OOo 3 0http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Framework/Article/Filter/FilterList_OOo_3_0
Other implementations
Other implementations using python and UNO:
- convwatchhttp://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/tree/bin/convwatch.py
- oooconvhttps://svn.infrae.com/oooconv/trunk/src/oooconv/filters.py
- officeshots.orghttp://code.officeshots.org/trac/officeshots/browser/trunk/factory/src/backends/oooserver.py
- cloudooohttp://svn.erp5.org/erp5/trunk/utils/cloudooo.handler/ooo/cloudooo/handler/ooo/
Related tools
Other tools that are useful or similar in operation:
- Text based document generation::
- http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/
- DocBook to OpenDocument XSLT::
- http://open.comsultia.com/docbook2odf/
- Simple (and stupid) converter from OpenDocument Text to plain text::
- http://stosberg.net/odt2txt/
- Another python tool to aid in converting files using UNO::
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