I've looked up several SO and other web pages but I haven't found anything that works.
The script I wrote, opens a docx, changes some words and then saves it in a certain folder as a docx. However, I want it to save it as a pdf but I don't know how to.
This is an example of the code I'm working with:
# Opening the original document
doc = Document('./myDocument.docx')
# Some code which changes the doc
# Saving the changed doc as a docx
doc.save('/my/folder/myChangedDocument.docx')
The things I tried to do for it to save as a pdf:
from docx2pdf import convert
# This after it was saved as a docx
convert('/my/folder/myChangedDocument.docx', '/my/folder/myChangedDocument.pdf')
But it says that Word needs permission to open the saved file and I have to select the file to give it the permission. After that, it just says:
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{'input': '/my/folder/contractsomeVariable.docx', 'output': '/my/folder/contractsomeVariable.pdf', 'result': 'error', 'error': 'Error: An error has occurred.'}
And I tried to simply put .pdf instead of .docx after the document name when I saved it but that didn't work either as the module docx can't do that.
So does someone know how I can save a docx as a pdf using Python?
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