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# Document Handling Examples
These examples are somehow similar to DocumentLoader in C++ and Java.
To get started, first start LibreOffice listening on port 2083
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/soffice "--accept=socket,port=2083;urp;"
Each example script accepts `-h` to show the usage, e.g.
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentLoader.py -h
You should use `setsdkenv_unix` for Unix/Linux and `setsdkenv_windows.bat` for
Windows. In this way, the LibreOffice internal Python interpreter will be used.
## Document Converter
```bash
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentConverter.py ./tests/ "MS Word 97" doc /tmp/
```
This command searches LibreOffice documents recursively under directory
`./tests` and convert every found document to format Microsoft Word 97. The
converted document can be found under directory `/tmp`.
## Document Loader
```bash
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentLoader.py ./tests/hello.odt
```
This command opens document `./tests/hello.odt` in a separate window.
This script also accepts option to open an empty document. For example, to open
an empty spreadsheet document:
```bash
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentLoader.py --calc
```
## Document Printer
```bash
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentPrinter.py myprinter ./tests/hello.odt "1-3"
```
This command prints the first three pages of document `./tests/hello.odt` on
printer `myprinter `. You can also specify the page range in various format,
e.g. `1,3-5`.
## Document Saver
```bash
$OFFICE_PROGRAM_PATH/python DocumentSaver.py path/to/hello.doc path/to/hello.odt
```
This command saves a Word document `hello.doc` as an OpenDocument file `hello.odt`.
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