i'm looking for a way to read ppt (powerpoint) files using python and
to convert slides into jpeg files.
any links or tips how to do this?
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Not really a Python question but Google turned up:
it is a python question. i'm not looking for a program, i'm looking
for a library.
my goal is to convert ppt to jpegs but later i wish to convert to swf
and maybe implement animations
I suppose you could also use the win32 module and the COM object to
grab the info from the slide and then use the PIL module to create a
jpeg. Sounds like a lot of head banging to me, but it might be an
interesting project.
i can't use win32 because it should work on linux since it will be
used as server-side application.
On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 06:30 -0700, Aljosa Mohorovic wrote:
Not really a Python question but Google turned up:
it is a python question. i'm not looking for a program, i'm looking
for a library.
my goal is to convert ppt to jpegs but later i wish to convert to swf
and maybe implement animations
I suppose you could also use the win32 module and the COM object to
grab the info from the slide and then use the PIL module to create a
jpeg. Sounds like a lot of head banging to me, but it might be an
interesting project.
i can't use win32 because it should work on linux since it will be
used as server-side application.
How about running a headless OpenOffice instance and remote-controlling
it with pyuno: http://udk.openoffice.org/python/python-bridge.html
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