Steve Canny
Steve Canny
Looks like VSCode is not a great option, my mistake. I would go with `opc-diag` for the time being. ```bash pip install git+https://github.com/python-openxml/opc-diag.git@develop ``` Docs are here: https://opc-diag.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ First move...
Hmm, k, just reading your experimental method there, it looks like the printerSettings is not the culprit. Do you have Windows PowerPoint available or only Keynote?
`python-pptx` is only going to place content-types that actually occur in the presentation, whereas it looks like Keynote just adds in a large block of standard defaults. I think it's...
Yeah, `"image/jpg"` does not appear anywhere in the `python-pptx` code, so that wouldn't be it I don't think. We use `image/jpeg` for all extensions in `("jpe", "jpeg", "jpg")`.
Your opc-diag error is coming from not installing from the `develop` branch. Use the `pip` command I mentioned.
@shllgtca I believe you can do this with LibreOffice. It's not pretty; the LibreOffice application needs to be installed and it actually loads as though you were using it to...
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@salahaz please provide the entire stack trace.
Also, see if that particular file works when you are not using threads and just use `partition_doc("path/to/test.doc")` and let us know how that goes.
Hmm, okay, so a little background to understand what might be happening here: - The files you're partitioning are `.doc` files. - The `partition_doc()` function uses LibreOffice to convert the...