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Faustina Bartsch
Jan 15, 2024, 9:58:32 PM1/15/24
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Yes, ive search up in my phone file manager and theres no file downloaded onto my phone.
Im not sure what cause this problem. It only fails to download docx, doc, xls, xlsx files.
Ive also changed the respected google drive folder permission to ""public/anyone with the link"
google docx
DOWNLOAD https://t.co/nntJcM0Z4i
I am trying to build a new app on my website to allow me to push form data to a doc and figured the python-docx library would be perfect to accomplish this. I got onto my virtual work environment and then I pip installed it as so
I read on github the same error happening and the lxml lib needed to be uninstalled. I tried that, didn't work. Uninstalled python-docx and reinstalled (which reinstalled lxml), didn't work. Not sure what else to do at this point.
So, I'm curious. Since I started using Linux I began to save my essays etc. in .odt because, well, it's the default option and I don't see any special reason to change that. I do however need to convert them to .docx before sending them to my colleagues 'cause there's this weird academic rule stating that every single text we share has to be a .docx file (even if MS Word reads .odt afaik).
I have a problem rendering a simple Quarto document to .docx (Word) format. I generated the simplest Quarto document that I can using File > New File > New Quarto Document. That file rendered correctly to .docx. I then added two lines at the end:
If the "
" line is removed, the document correctly renders to .docx, so that is presumably the culprit. Before I lodge a feature report on Quarto, can anyone reproduce the same behaviour? The Quarto code is below. Version information also below.
Lens Viewer is great application for displaying scientific articles for JATS XML.
For our journal I have developed DOCX to JATS converter, which make the transformation process more convenient. The link to the project on Github: GitHub - Vitaliy-1/DOCX2JATS: Java project, aimed to facilitate DOCX to JATS XML transformation for scientific articles
Because DOCX OOXML format is not very structured, which is not the case for JATS XML, input articles must be highly structured. Also, because OOXML is not contain any metadata, latter must be entered manually.
My project includes TEIC stylesheets for the hardwork and Java for more subtle parsing of references (for now only in AMA, Vancouver citations style) in-text references, table and figure labels, titles and captions. The examples of how articles must be formatted in DOCX are situated in the root directory of the project (article1.docx, article2.docx). For good results articles MUST have the same format:
To run the program java 8 must be installed. Link to archive: Releases Vitaliy-1/DOCX2JATS GitHub
Archive contains 1.jar file and stylesheets folder, which need to be unziped into one directory. Because I am not good programmer, there is a need to place article in docx format in this folder before making transformation. Suppose archive is unzipped on the drive C in the jats folder. Input article article1.docx is also situated there. From windows cmd user need to go to this folder and enter:
java -jar 1.jar C:\jats\article1.docx article1.xml
Converter does not parse metadata and formulas. Also tables may need some correction. If article in docx is accordingly formatted the full process of manual correction takes about 30 minutes (in our case). Maybe someone also finds this converter usefull.
It is need to be pointed that we use the last version of Lens Viewer and parser converts articles according to it`s JATS XML support.
JohnsonJG - Maybe this is because of this reference. The program expects author surname and given names to be separate. But like I said, it will be better for me to take a look at this docx, transform it and check with eLife Lens Viewer.
The USPTO encourages Applicants to begin filing patent applications in the DOCX format before the new effective date of the fee. Applicants can file test submissions through the Patent Center training mode to practice filing in DOCX. In addition, the USPTO is continuing to host public DOCX training sessions. Information on filing application documents in DOCX and a link to the DOCX training sessions are available at www.uspto.gov/patents/docx .
I am trying to process a API response, which is of type binary (please see screen shot of API response about how it looks). I want to perform validation of file contents post downloading/saving it to .docx file. Can any one point me in right direction on how we can achieve the same.
However, now, also .docx attachment got filtered by the mime type, which I did not want. Only old office doc should go to quarantine.
The mime type for docx is "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document" which is not configured in the mime type filter.
This is a problem b/c the web interface for Google Drive opens any hosted docx in its web editor, which triggers this problem. Is there a way to keep Google Docs from squashing references inside docx files?
Jay-Encodian - Hi Jay, thanks for this. I was hoping for a solution that allowed me to retain the formatting etc. If it comes to it, I can replace the .docx file with a .txt file anyway and then apply formatting in HTML I guess. I just wanted to try and do it with the word doc first to see if I could retain the formatting. This would allow other users to update the documentation and have the formatting carry over.
Who this post is for. This post is for RStudio users who want to use R Markdown (Rmd) scripts to create Word (docx) documents and would like to improve their control of Word styles and document design. I assume the reader has RStudio and MSWord installed but otherwise I try not to skip any details.
Why we need Rmd to docx. Nearly all my professional work is collaborative and nearly all my collaborators are MSOffice users. For my portions of the work, I use R and RStudio and my reports are dynamic and reproducible. My collaborators, like many folks, use Word and Excel and their work-flows include a lot of point and click, copy and paste, and manual formatting.
In the main directory you are using for this tutorial, create subdirectories called common and reports. Close and move the word-styles-reference-01.docx file to the common sub-directory and close and move the test-report.Rmd file to the reports sub-directory. Open the Rmd file. In the front matter edit the name of the styles reference file to include its path relative to the report file as shown below. (On my machine, the quotation marks seem to be optional.)
f448fe82f3
Im not sure what cause this problem. It only fails to download docx, doc, xls, xlsx files.
Ive also changed the respected google drive folder permission to ""public/anyone with the link"
google docx
DOWNLOAD https://t.co/nntJcM0Z4i
I am trying to build a new app on my website to allow me to push form data to a doc and figured the python-docx library would be perfect to accomplish this. I got onto my virtual work environment and then I pip installed it as so
I read on github the same error happening and the lxml lib needed to be uninstalled. I tried that, didn't work. Uninstalled python-docx and reinstalled (which reinstalled lxml), didn't work. Not sure what else to do at this point.
So, I'm curious. Since I started using Linux I began to save my essays etc. in .odt because, well, it's the default option and I don't see any special reason to change that. I do however need to convert them to .docx before sending them to my colleagues 'cause there's this weird academic rule stating that every single text we share has to be a .docx file (even if MS Word reads .odt afaik).
I have a problem rendering a simple Quarto document to .docx (Word) format. I generated the simplest Quarto document that I can using File > New File > New Quarto Document. That file rendered correctly to .docx. I then added two lines at the end:
If the "
" line is removed, the document correctly renders to .docx, so that is presumably the culprit. Before I lodge a feature report on Quarto, can anyone reproduce the same behaviour? The Quarto code is below. Version information also below.
Lens Viewer is great application for displaying scientific articles for JATS XML.
For our journal I have developed DOCX to JATS converter, which make the transformation process more convenient. The link to the project on Github: GitHub - Vitaliy-1/DOCX2JATS: Java project, aimed to facilitate DOCX to JATS XML transformation for scientific articles
Because DOCX OOXML format is not very structured, which is not the case for JATS XML, input articles must be highly structured. Also, because OOXML is not contain any metadata, latter must be entered manually.
My project includes TEIC stylesheets for the hardwork and Java for more subtle parsing of references (for now only in AMA, Vancouver citations style) in-text references, table and figure labels, titles and captions. The examples of how articles must be formatted in DOCX are situated in the root directory of the project (article1.docx, article2.docx). For good results articles MUST have the same format:
To run the program java 8 must be installed. Link to archive: Releases Vitaliy-1/DOCX2JATS GitHub
Archive contains 1.jar file and stylesheets folder, which need to be unziped into one directory. Because I am not good programmer, there is a need to place article in docx format in this folder before making transformation. Suppose archive is unzipped on the drive C in the jats folder. Input article article1.docx is also situated there. From windows cmd user need to go to this folder and enter:
java -jar 1.jar C:\jats\article1.docx article1.xml
Converter does not parse metadata and formulas. Also tables may need some correction. If article in docx is accordingly formatted the full process of manual correction takes about 30 minutes (in our case). Maybe someone also finds this converter usefull.
It is need to be pointed that we use the last version of Lens Viewer and parser converts articles according to it`s JATS XML support.
JohnsonJG - Maybe this is because of this reference. The program expects author surname and given names to be separate. But like I said, it will be better for me to take a look at this docx, transform it and check with eLife Lens Viewer.
The USPTO encourages Applicants to begin filing patent applications in the DOCX format before the new effective date of the fee. Applicants can file test submissions through the Patent Center training mode to practice filing in DOCX. In addition, the USPTO is continuing to host public DOCX training sessions. Information on filing application documents in DOCX and a link to the DOCX training sessions are available at www.uspto.gov/patents/docx .
I am trying to process a API response, which is of type binary (please see screen shot of API response about how it looks). I want to perform validation of file contents post downloading/saving it to .docx file. Can any one point me in right direction on how we can achieve the same.
However, now, also .docx attachment got filtered by the mime type, which I did not want. Only old office doc should go to quarantine.
The mime type for docx is "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document" which is not configured in the mime type filter.
This is a problem b/c the web interface for Google Drive opens any hosted docx in its web editor, which triggers this problem. Is there a way to keep Google Docs from squashing references inside docx files?
Jay-Encodian - Hi Jay, thanks for this. I was hoping for a solution that allowed me to retain the formatting etc. If it comes to it, I can replace the .docx file with a .txt file anyway and then apply formatting in HTML I guess. I just wanted to try and do it with the word doc first to see if I could retain the formatting. This would allow other users to update the documentation and have the formatting carry over.
Who this post is for. This post is for RStudio users who want to use R Markdown (Rmd) scripts to create Word (docx) documents and would like to improve their control of Word styles and document design. I assume the reader has RStudio and MSWord installed but otherwise I try not to skip any details.
Why we need Rmd to docx. Nearly all my professional work is collaborative and nearly all my collaborators are MSOffice users. For my portions of the work, I use R and RStudio and my reports are dynamic and reproducible. My collaborators, like many folks, use Word and Excel and their work-flows include a lot of point and click, copy and paste, and manual formatting.
In the main directory you are using for this tutorial, create subdirectories called common and reports. Close and move the word-styles-reference-01.docx file to the common sub-directory and close and move the test-report.Rmd file to the reports sub-directory. Open the Rmd file. In the front matter edit the name of the styles reference file to include its path relative to the report file as shown below. (On my machine, the quotation marks seem to be optional.)
f448fe82f3
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