Creating a HTML document from a word document

Satheesh9012

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Dear Team,

Thank you for your support in viewing my post and allowing me to post again with my query.

We have a folder which contains word documents which needs to have specific type of format, spacing, header and footer, for which i have a template in place how the word document should look like so i just need to copy all the contents from the word document saved in a specific folder to the template and save as specific naming format and covert in into HTML format, this should be repeated in all the word documents available in that specific folder.

It will be a great help if you could help me with a code that could ease the work.

Thank you again to read my question.
 

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Thank you @Macropod for your reply, it is actually a job description word document which we receive, we need to have a specific format for that particular document, for which we maintain a original template file which we refer to and make changes in received word file changes such as remove excess space, include header and footer(in some cases),alignment as it is in template file

So i thought if we could bring all the contents from the received word document to the template and save it in html format that could be very helpful

looking forward for your response.
 
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Unless the documents you receive have substantially the same structure as you require, you're liable to have to re-type them from scratch. If they do have substantially the same structure as you require, but the formatting is wrong, the best approach might be to:
1. copy the content from the documents you receive;
2. paste that content as unformatted text into an empty document based on your template; and
3. reformat the content after it has been pasted.

Without seeing representative examples of both a document you receive and a document based on your template, it's impossible to be more specific.
 
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@Macropod thank you so much for your response, i have attached the document we receive which we needs to be converted and the sample template how we want the document to be, so if we could bring the contents from word document(document to convert) to Sample template it will be easy, or else if you could provide a code based on your suggestion will also be of great help
 
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There is no attachment to your post - hardly surprising since attachments (other than images) aren't allowed here. You would need to upload your files to a file-hosting site and post a link here.
 
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