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周涛 taozhou@acornmed.com
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Hello, the attached Word document cannot be converted to PDF using Aspose.Words-25.2.0-py3. Could you help me troubleshoot the issue? Thank you.
Please find the customer’s document attached.
test.docx (283.1 KB)
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@alexey.butalov
To troubleshoot the issue of converting a DOCX document to PDF using Aspose.Words-25.2.0-py3, you can follow these steps:
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Basic Conversion Code: Ensure that you are using the correct method to convert the document. The basic code for converting a DOCX file to PDF is as follows:
from aspose.words import Document
# Load the document
doc = Document("path/to/your/test.docx")
# Save the document as PDF
doc.save("path/to/output/test.pdf")
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Check for Errors: If the conversion fails, check for any exceptions or error messages that may provide insight into what went wrong. Make sure to handle exceptions properly to capture any issues during the conversion process.
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Use PdfSaveOptions: If you need to specify additional options for the PDF output, you can use the PdfSaveOptions
class. For example, you can set compliance options or enable embedding of fonts:
from aspose.words import PdfSaveOptions
save_options = PdfSaveOptions()
save_options.setEmbedFullFonts(True) # Embed all fonts
# Save the document with options
doc.save("path/to/output/test.pdf", save_options)
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Document Compatibility: Ensure that the DOCX document is not corrupted and is compatible with Aspose.Words. You can try opening the document in Microsoft Word to check for any issues.
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Check License: If you are using a temporary license, ensure that it is valid and properly set up in your application. An invalid license can lead to limitations in functionality.
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Review Documentation: For more detailed information on converting documents and handling specific scenarios, refer to the Aspose documentation on converting documents to PDF. This can provide insights into various options and configurations that may be necessary for your specific use case.
If you continue to experience issues, consider sharing any error messages or specific behaviors you observe during the conversion process for further assistance.
Sources:
[1]: Convert a Document to PDF - Aspose Documentation
@Zhou_Tao
We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.
Issue ID(s): WORDSNET-27917
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