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I need to batch convert a set of .doc or .docx files to .pdf in terminal, not using a GUI. It would be helpful if I could batch-process multiple files. I would also like to maintain as much meta...
libreoffice --headless -convert-to pdf <file_name>.docx -outdir output/path/for/pdf Another option is to install Cups PDF. To do so just press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open Terminal. When it opens, run the command(s) below: sudo apt-get install cups-pdf
lowriter --headless --infilter='writer_pdf_import' --convert-to doc:"MS Word 2007 XML" sample.pdf After converting the output document is having each line bordered with a rectangular box. But if I use the same command with MS Word 97 it is working perfectly. lowriter --headless --infilter='writer_pdf_import' --convert-to doc:"MS Word 97" sample.pdf
Convert .pdf to .odt first, to preserve the layout as much as possible: libreoffice --infilter="writer_pdf_import" --headless --convert-to odt "The file.pdf" a) Open the created file The file.odt with LibreOffice Writer and Save as... .doc or .docx
Alas, same libreoffice docx-to-pdf problem here. Intermediate conversion to odt -> result -> idem dito. Only one top image shows in the resulting pdf. The rest of the document, the textual part, not. Saving the docx to jpg or png works. But those formats only take the first page of the two page docx. The (so-so) solution I could think of was:
I want to convert .DOC files into .PDF format using php image library imagemagick . When I used convert filename.doc filename.pdf command in terminal to convert file to .PDF format I got the err...
This example converts all ODT files in the current directory to PDF: libreoffice --convert-to pdf *.odt Tested on LibreOffice 7.5.5.2 50(Build:2), Ubuntu 23.04. It is possible that earlier versions of libreoffice may also need the --headless option to prevent the GUI from opening: libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf *.odt
Saving a files in LibreOffice to .pdf (1 answer) Closed 3 years ago . Can anyone suggest me a command utility software for Ubuntu to convert all office files to pdf and it must be a free software.
If OnlyOffice cannot do it from the command line, you will need to revert to another application that can understand the ppt format in order to convert it to PDF, and that provides a command line interface for the conversion. Since it is not that obvious to fully support the ppt/pptx formats, the choice of applications will be limited.
E.g,. to convert odt to pdf: abiword --to=pdf filename.odt. to convert .docx to .doc: abiword --to=doc filename.docx (If you want to search it it, just convert to something plain-text based like HTML or RTF or even TXT and search in there; convert back if need be.)