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    Batch convert documents 0.2

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    Batch convert documents description

    Batch convert documents in GNOME, via Nautilus

    Batch convert documents is a bash script which uses OpenOffice's (or LibreOffice) UNO bindings to convert many document formats to PDF, HTML, etc.

    Installation:

    sudo install -m 755 batch-convert-documents /usr/bin/
    copy nautilus scripts to ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts


    Other:


    KDE version: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Batch+convert+documents?content=144731

    Note: If you are running some office windows for some documents, this script will use the first window you opened as listener to convert documents. If not you won't normally start office until all conversions finished

    Type 'batch-convert-documents --help' for more information.


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    Requirements:

    · Nautilus
    · unoconv
    · notify-send
    · xclip

      


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    document converter | batch converter | Nautilus script | Nautilus | document | batch

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