Hidden Text
Hi
Is there any option to include/exclude hidden text from a word file?
I use the command line version.
Thanks
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reporter Thanks,
How is it possible to run it from the command line? Is there any documentation regarding this? Could you please provide me with an example?
Konstantinos
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All filters options are set in a configuration file and when running from a command line with Tikal you can use the
-fc
parameter to specify the ID of the configuration file you want to use. For example:tikal -x myfile.docx -fc okf_openxml@myconfig
Assuming your configuration file is named
okf_openxml@myconfig.fprm
See http://okapiframework.org/wiki/index.php?title=Understanding_Filter_Configurations for more information about filter configurations.
You can create a configuration file easily from Rainbow:
- Tools > Filter Configurations
- Then select the filter you want ("Microsoft Office Document" in your case, for .docx files)
- Then click "Create", and enter the name (e.g. "myconfig")
- This will save a
.fprm
(filter parameters) file when you have your customer configuration (by default your home directory)
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reporter Once again, thank you for your help. I run tikal on Linux with the -e option.
However, it would be nice to let me know if there is any command line in order to create a filter (i.e. tikal -e okf_openxml@myconfig.fprm
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I don't think there is any way to create a new filter configuration from the command-line. It has to exist and can be created manually (it's a text file, either in properties-like format or XML format depending on the filters), or from Rainbow (which can run on Linux). Creating the .fprm file is a one-time thing, once it's done you can easily use a text editor to change the options, or--as you noted--use -e from Tikal.
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reporter Thank you so much for your time.
I created a filer with -e parameter and now I can edit it with a text editor. I will create a script to generate such a file with specific parameters and will integrate it in my workflow.
Konstantinos
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I think so. There is a "Translate Hidden Text" option in the filter's parameters that is off by default. The parameter name is
bPreferenceTranslateWordHidden