Hi Ryan and wondering if you can assist me> The first lines of code all run OK and then I get this message ""NameError: name 'PyPDF2' is not defined" ...are you able to assist please? Thank you.
A few things to check: - Is the module installed and loaded? - Check that the module import is correct (spelling, etc.). - Make sure the python file name is not the same as the module. This can cause problems. - Check code for errors, etc.
thanks it works but i cant change name the orgnal pdf after i can after closing Python IDLE perhaps add .close() somehere i tryde to put it htere but it make me blankpages :P the code dint work whit my scanned(HP DeskJet) pdfs.
LibreOffice can use Python for macros but from what I have seen the process is a little convoluted and I am not sure what the capabilities are for Draw.
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Worked perfectly!
Thank you! Tried this and it worked perfectly.
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Hi Ryan and wondering if you can assist me>
The first lines of code all run OK and then I get this message
""NameError: name 'PyPDF2' is not defined"
...are you able to assist please? Thank you.
A few things to check:
- Is the module installed and loaded?
- Check that the module import is correct (spelling, etc.).
- Make sure the python file name is not the same as the module. This can cause problems.
- Check code for errors, etc.
pip install PyPDF2 (or newer 4) followed by import PyPDF2 (4) = works!. Thank you Ryan!
thanks it works
but i cant change name the orgnal pdf after i can after closing Python IDLE perhaps add .close() somehere i tryde to put it htere but it make me blankpages :P
the code dint work whit my scanned(HP DeskJet) pdfs.
Hey, is it possible to use the /*.pdf with PyPDF2? So that you open all PDFs in one folder?
How to find and replace a string in a PDF file?
I'll look into possible ways using Python however an easy way is to use LibreOffice Draw. I have a tutorial that shows how.
@@RyanNoonan but i want to do it programmatically... Couldn't find good stuff on websites... :-(
Maybe I can use the LibreOffice tool using command line
LibreOffice can use Python for macros but from what I have seen the process is a little convoluted and I am not sure what the capabilities are for Draw.