Is there any way, using File Explorer (or any third-party software) to search multiple SWRiter documents for the 'target' text of an embedded URL?
I have several thousand .doc files with Author URLs, where the Author name is in the URL 'text' and that author's web or email address in the 'target' text. I am trying to group these files by web address location. For instance, with 'www.AuthorGroup.com/authorname', I'd like to move all files with an author in 'AuthorGroup' to a directory called, duh, 'AuthorGroup'.
Can this be done without going through several thousand files one at a time in OO?
I am NOT a PowerShell user, so if that is the suggestion, could someone supply a PowerShell script with their answer?
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Searching for URL 'target in .doc/.odt files
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Searching for URL 'target in .doc/.odt files
Apache Open Office 4.1.1
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Windows 8.1
Re: Searching for URL 'target in .doc/.odt files
Welcome to the community forum.
Any extraction needed to open every file to get the data.
This is not a job for OpenOffice.
I recommend a script language like Python to handle the task.
And no: nobody here will write you a PowerShell (or anything other) script *for free*. We are here to help someone with questions/problems regarding OpenOffice software usage.
Get a freelancer from some job site to do the work for you.
So, what is it? StarWriter or Word documents?Allen Edwards wrote:search multiple SWRiter documents [...]
I have several thousand .doc files
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Can this be done without going through several thousand files one at a time in OO?
Any extraction needed to open every file to get the data.
This is not a job for OpenOffice.
I recommend a script language like Python to handle the task.
And no: nobody here will write you a PowerShell (or anything other) script *for free*. We are here to help someone with questions/problems regarding OpenOffice software usage.
Get a freelancer from some job site to do the work for you.
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Re: Searching for URL 'target in .doc/.odt files
StarWriter, but ...
You are correct. This was the wrong place to ask that question.
You are correct. This was the wrong place to ask that question.
Apache Open Office 4.1.1
Windows 8.1
Windows 8.1
Re: Searching for URL 'target in .doc/.odt files
The macro at this location
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Softwar ... 74214.html
may need conversion to work on Writer rather than Calc, but it should get you started.
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Softwar ... 74214.html
may need conversion to work on Writer rather than Calc, but it should get you started.
Apache OpenOffice 4.1.15 on Xubuntu 22.04.4 LTS