Open Source Python Office Suites - Page 2

OOIMapping is an OpenOffice.org Add-On assisting the user in generating Documents that comply to Information MappingŽ standards. Information Mapping is a registered trademark of Information Mapping, Inc

wxPython based macro installer/manager for OpenOffice.org. Run on Linux and Windows 2000.

Performs a diff between 2 documents and presents a color-coded report. The documents may be in MS Office 2007, older MS Office or Open Office formats. It also supports PDF and html files.

OpenOffice.org Utility Library modules for creating Open Document Format (ODF) documents which can be read by Office Suites including OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice.org, and Microsoft Office. Currently, ooolib-python can create Calc spreadsheet ODS documents. These documents include many features including: - Create multiple table spreadsheets - Cells with text, numbers, dates, formulas - Ability to use built-in styles - Ability to create automatic styles (ie. bold, italics, underline, font size, font color, background color, etc.) - Set column and row attributes including width and height I am currently hosting the new development code at the following URL: https://github.com/josephcolton/ooolib-python I will be posting releases here on SourceForge as well as GitHub, so you can come to either place for the releases. The newest code will only be available using Git on GitHub.

Merge your PDF files for upload to reporting engine or other needs. Command line, win32 Written in Python. Compiled with PyInstaller.

Plone Resource Management (PloneRM) is a Plone add-on product, which will help an organization to manage overall IT hardware resources. It will log hardwares' configuration, track hardwares' usage, and analyze hardwares' workload.

Puma-Pad is a notepad-like program written in python. Shouldnt your word processor have the power of a puma? Available for windows,linux,mac,bsd,etc. all that is required is that you have python installed. (currently working on making it so you dont need

Requirements Extractor was developed as an accessible and easy-to-use software that is able to extract requirements from Word document. Requirements Extractor manages to recognize requirements-ID's with the help of a Regular Expression that's been set by the user. The extracted requirements are saved into an Excel file.

This project is to design a Gnome/GTK based fax application aimed at gnomeoffice. It provides a front-end for mgetty+sendfax (including full configuration), and can act as a fax interface for openoffice.org and fax to e-mail interface.

Web based application designed for small to medium sized businesses developed in Zope/Python with a MySQL backend. Included modules: Contact Management, Quoting, PO/Invoice, Service Requests, Item and Asset Inventory.

Teneffüs is a tool for schools that provides playing music between courses defined by timetables.

A general purpose passthrough import graphics filter compatible with Microsoft Word 97 or 2003, allows the ability to paste graphics of potentially any format into a Word document. Compiles with Microsoft Visual C++ 6 or above.

WordXML is a extension for Microsoft Word in order to convert content easily into the XML format. Content can, without any special technical knowledge, be structured and saved as XML with a document template. WordXML is written in Python.

clContacts is a simple, small, and easy-to-use command line address book. The application let's you add, remove, find and edit your contacts. The entries are stored in a simple text file. clContacts has also built in command line arguments.

iDocs is a intellectual document work flow with text mining options project.

command-line utility to convert between all 183 formats supported by openoffice. Convert doc to html, html to png, etc. Requires OpenOffice but does not require any previously installed openoffice macros. Uses the python interpreter that is integrated in

A spread sheet engine running over python. Any formula is pure python! You can do Macro in python and include any python package like NumPy. There is bult-in functions like D([list]) which automatically extend the list in cells.