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NAME
DOC2TXT - Word OLE Document Converter
SYNOPSIS
DOC2TXT.EXE [-cr] [[-o dir|-O] [-e|-E ext] [-k|-w]|-s] [-f
format] [-CS] [-P progid] [-DqWvh] [--] file [...]
DESCRIPTION
DOC2TXT is a Win32 console application that converts the
Microsoft(R) Word document files into another document
format (by default simple-text files) using the Word OLE
interfaces.
The input and output formats that DOC2TXT supports are
dependent on your Word application. The format of input
files are automatically determined by Word. The output
format can be configured by the -f command-line option.
Therefore, DOC2TXT can be used as a bidirectional document
converter between Word document, Word template, text, RTF,
HTML and Unicode text files, beyond its command name.
By default, DOC2TXT creates the output in the current
directory where the program has been run. The output
directory can be configured via -o or -O option, or set to
stdout by -s option.
Each output filename is generated from the basename of
corresponding input file and the appropriate extension for
the output format. You can specify the output extension
using -e or -E option. The default extensions are:
.doc Word document (-fw)
.dot Word template (-fl)
.txt ASCII text, DOS text, Unicode text (-f{tTdDu})
.rtf RTF (-fr)
.html HTML (-fh)
If the output file already exists, DOC2TXT appends a
2-digit sequential number (from 1 to 99) to the basename,
just like Windows Explorer does. For example, the new
filename may be "filename (1).txt", "filename (2).txt" and
so on. This behavior can be changed by -w or -k option, to
overwrite or skip the existing file.
There are some more options that may help you automate the
conversion process. For more information, see the OPTIONS
section below.
OPTIONS
Options are case sensitive. Both '-' and '/' are
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recognized as switch characters for a short option, but
only "--" can be used to specify a long option.
Input and Output Options
-c
--no-cygwin-path
Disables the support for Cygwin 1.1 mount volumes.
By default, DOC2TXT tries to resolve the Cygwin-
style paths (except "/", which is resolved to the
root directory of the current drive) to Win32
native paths. If this option is specified, DOC2TXT
does not read the Cygwin's mount information. This
option must be specified prior to any path parame-
ters. If a path appeared before this option and
matched one of the mount volumes, it is still
parsed using that mount information.
-r
--recursive
Searches the input files recursively. For example,
if you specify an input filename
"C:\home\mydoc.doc" with -r option, DOC2TXT
searches "mydoc.doc" files from the "C:\home"
directory and its subdirectories.
-o dir
--outdir=dir
Specifies the output directory. If neither -o,
-O nor -s option is specified, the output files are
created in the current directory. This option can-
not be used with -O or -s.
-O
--origdir
Saves the output files in the same directories as
input files. This option cannot be used with -o or
-s.
-e ext
--change-extension=ext
Uses ext as an extension to name output files. This
option replaces the original extension with ext,
for example, -e man saves the "mydoc.doc" file as
"mydoc.man". If neither -e nor -E is used, DOC2TXT
changes the extension of each input file to default
one according to the output format. This option
cannot be used with -E or -s.
-E ext
--append-extension=ext
Uses ext as an extension to name output files. This
option does not remove the original extension, but
appends ext after it. For example, -E man saves the
"mydoc.doc" file as "mydoc.doc.man". This option
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cannot be used with -e or -s.
-s
--stdout
Writes conversion results to the standard output
instead of saving into files. This option cannot
be used with -o, -O, -e, -E, -k or -w.
-k
--skip-existing
Does not perform conversion if the output file
already exists. When an existing file is found,
this option generates a warning message. If neither
-k nor -w option is specified, and the output file
already exisits, DOC2TXT tries to create a unique
filename by appending a sequential number to the
basename.
-w
--overwrite
Overwrites existing output files (if any).
Word Options
-f format
--format=format
Specifies the save format, where format is any one
of the format numbers, abbreviations, format names
or alternative names in the following list:
0, w, wdFormatDocument, document, doc
1, l, wdFormatTemplate, template, dot
2, t, wdFormatText, text, txt
3, T, wdFormatTextLineBreaks, textlinebreaks
4, d, wdFormatDOSText, dostext
5, D, wdFormatDOSTextLineBreaks, dostextlinebreaks
6, r, wdFormatRTF, rtf, richtext
7, u, wdFormatUnicodeText, wdFormatEncodedText,
unicodetext, encodedtext, unicode
8, h, wdFormatHTML, html, htm
For example, -f 0, -f w, -f wdFormatDocument and
-f doc are all identical, in which case the input
files are saved in Word document format. Note that
the abbreviations are case sensitive, while the
symbols and alternative names are case insensitive.
-C
--remove-comment
Removes all comments from Word documents. This
option never generates an error even if the delete
operation failed.
-S
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--remove-style
Removes user-defined styles from the original docu-
ments and resets all paragraphs and characters to
the default style ("Normal" and "Paragraph Font").
Built-in styles are not affected. This option never
generates an error even if the delete operation
failed.
-P progid
--progid=progid
Specifies the Word program ID to create an Applica-
tion object. This option is provided for testing
and debugging purpose.
Miscellaneous Options
-W
--exit-on-warning
Assumes a warning message as an error. A warning
message is generated when an input file could not
be saved (for example, because of the invalid path
or access violation). Unless this option is speci-
fied, DOC2TXT usually reports these warnings on the
stderr and continues processing.
-q
--quiet
Quiet mode. Does not display any logs and warning
messages. However, a fatal error that caused the
program to abort is still reported.
-D
--debug
Debug mode. Displays what is (or will be) done and
exits without actually saving files. Use this
option when you think something is going wrong and
need to report the problem to the author.
-v
--version
Displays version information.
-h
-?
--help Displays command-line help.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 1999-2000, <[email]rei@wdic.org[/email]>.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be
useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied
warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
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