Hi,

Currently Iam using "use Win32::OLE;" to open the word file and catching the styled text and paste the text in another word file.

But now iam pushed to move to Openoffice due to open source.

My coding is:

$wd->Documents->Open
({FileName=>"${iFile}",ConfirmConversions=>0,AddToRecentFiles=>0}) || die "Can't open the file... ${iPath}.${ifile}";
$wd->Selection->HomeKey(wdStory);
$wd->Selection->Find->{'Style'}='Keywords';
while ($wd->Selection->Find->Execute) {
$wd->Selection->Copy;
$wd->Documents("${path}Out.doc")->Activate;
$wd->Selection->MoveRight;
$wd->Selection->Paste;
$wd->Documents("${iFile}")->Activate;
$wd->Selection->MoveRight;
$flag++;
}
I don't know how to do this using open office.

Any body know what module shall i use to do this.

Thank in advance.
Regards, Mythili B

In reply to About open office by amexmythili

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