Click it.ī.) MAC users who have a bookmarking feature should find and select Best for electronic distribution and accessibility. In some versions of Word instead of the Options button, you will find a More options link. Do not save yet.Īs soon as you select PDF a new Options button appears. Select instead PDF from the drop-down menu. The default save option is probably Word Document (. Navigate to the File tab, select Save As (select save location).Because of the functional disadvantages, we do not recommend these solutions. Such editing of PDF documents could be made for example with Adobe Pro ( Adobe Acrobat 9) or by using online solutions. There is a possibility to add bookmarks to a ready PDF but it has considerable functional disadvantages.
Best practice for MAC users having no bookmarking feature is to get the document converted on a Windows PC. Although Word for MAC has the PDF conversion possibility, only the most recent versions have the bookmarking feature. MS Word versions for Windows starting from 2007 have a built-in function to generate a bookmarked PDF. Navigate back to Section 2 for instructions on applying Heading styles. If you have not formatted titles using the Heading styles you need to do that first. Only after the titles in your Word document are properly formatted with Heading styles it's just a few clicks to get a bookmarked PDF. New_file_abs, FileFormat=constants.wdFormatDocument New_file_abs = os.path.abspath(file_path) Pip install docx2pdf (optional if you need to have pdf)Ĭonvert. You need to pip install: pip install pywin32 (Optionally I attached how to convert to. )įor that just change the ending from '.doc' in new_file_abs to '.docx' or other! rtf (or other) to any format you are able to save/open within the Word application (such as '.docx', '.rtf', '.doc', '.vcf', '.txt', '.odt' etc. You can use the following to save files like. I had a similar issue like above so I thought I would post an alternative way to solve the problem: = Trueĭoc.SaveAs(str(rootDir + "\\refman.docx"), FileFormat=wdFormatDocumentDefault)Īs rtf can't have embedded images, this also takes any images from RTF and embeds them into the resulting word docx, so there are no external image reference dependencies. = Trueįor hPic in doc.sections(1).headers(wdHeaderFooterPrimary).Range.InlineShapes: Word = ("Word.Application")ĭoc = (rootDir + "\\" + file) #convert rtf to docx and embed all pictures in the final document
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