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  1. Hello Is there anyway to store word documents in Autoit GUI? For example I have a instruction sheet that I want to bundle up with the exe. So a user simply clicks the icon and the stored document will launch (Something like how you can add objects like excel sheets in word documents ) (I Know we can launch word files from script directory)
  2. Hi folks! I bring this little executable file and an AutoIt wrapper for it to generate documents (bills and incomes) by sending variables (strings, numbers or even arrays) to a PHP script you wrote. This is the syntax: themecli.exe <input> <output> <vars> input: The input PHP file (the extension does not need to be .php, it can be anything, like .html, .txt, .bin, .wtf...), relative to @ScriptDiroutput: The output HTML file to save, relative to @ScriptDirvars: A base64-encoded JSON with all the variables (hard? Don't worry! See below:)Looks confusing? Well, don't worry. That's why we have a wrapper! Example, if we have this file "page.php": Hello, <?=$user?>! How are you?And do this with AutoIt (using my JSONgen UDF [ http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=173797 ] which is already included in AutoPHP): #include 'inc\autophp.au3' $ojson = New_JSON() JSON_AddElement($ojson, 'user', 'John Doe') $json = JSON_GetJSON($ojson) AutoPHP('page.php', 'hello.txt', $json)Note that you don't need to base64-encode it. After running it, we will see a file named "hello.txt", and the content is: Hello, John Doe! How are you?On the PHP file you can also use loops and everything else supported in PHP4 (since it uses Bambalam PHP Compiler, it does not support PHP5 yet). On the zip file there is an example of how to use it with loops. License: same Bambalam PHP Compiler license: Tip: If you use wkhtmltox, you'll be able to convert the generated HTML file into PDF with just a few lines! See here: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/173611-wkhtmltox-autoit-objectclass-to-convert-html-filespages-into-pdf-and-images/ Download: AutoPHP.zip full script, dependencies and examples (everything you need to start using AutoPHP) phpthemecli-src.zip Themecli binary and source (Themecli is the tool that AutoPHP uses to run PHP code - since it's already included on AutoPHP UDF, you don't need to download it, unless you want to use it with another programming language)
  3. Does anyone know about OLE2 Compound Document Format and how can be extracted embedded files?
  4. Is there a way to get the style of a set range on a Microsoft Word document? If there is, then how?
  5. For example, I have this code to get the object of an opened Microsoft Word document: #include <Word.au3> Global $oWord = _Word_Create() Global $oDoc = _Word_DocGet($oWord, 1) Now my question is, how can I get the current file name of that opened Microsoft Word document?
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