How to copy text from word file/world and use it as body in mail body (smtplib librery) having same fonts and...
I want to send mail using python(no problem in that) but I want body part to have different fonts, colors, style etc. Basically body part is available with me in a docx file. When I am reading it with docx library or any other library it's just copying text, other styles, and fonts, line gap is missing in that output. Please provide a solution.
python email docx
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
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I want to send mail using python(no problem in that) but I want body part to have different fonts, colors, style etc. Basically body part is available with me in a docx file. When I am reading it with docx library or any other library it's just copying text, other styles, and fonts, line gap is missing in that output. Please provide a solution.
python email docx
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21
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I want to send mail using python(no problem in that) but I want body part to have different fonts, colors, style etc. Basically body part is available with me in a docx file. When I am reading it with docx library or any other library it's just copying text, other styles, and fonts, line gap is missing in that output. Please provide a solution.
python email docx
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
I want to send mail using python(no problem in that) but I want body part to have different fonts, colors, style etc. Basically body part is available with me in a docx file. When I am reading it with docx library or any other library it's just copying text, other styles, and fonts, line gap is missing in that output. Please provide a solution.
python email docx
python email docx
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
edited Nov 20 at 13:16
barbsan
2,14811122
2,14811122
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
asked Nov 20 at 13:04
PRASHANT KOCHAR
11
11
What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21
add a comment |
What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21
What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21
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As suggested by @tobias i had to write it in HTML. but i am a lazy person so i just converted my docx to HTML and then read it in text file from there i copy pasted in body part. It's working like charm
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As suggested by @tobias i had to write it in HTML. but i am a lazy person so i just converted my docx to HTML and then read it in text file from there i copy pasted in body part. It's working like charm
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As suggested by @tobias i had to write it in HTML. but i am a lazy person so i just converted my docx to HTML and then read it in text file from there i copy pasted in body part. It's working like charm
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As suggested by @tobias i had to write it in HTML. but i am a lazy person so i just converted my docx to HTML and then read it in text file from there i copy pasted in body part. It's working like charm
answered Nov 21 at 10:10
PRASHANT KOCHAR
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As suggested by @tobias i had to write it in HTML. but i am a lazy person so i just converted my docx to HTML and then read it in text file from there i copy pasted in body part. It's working like charm
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What are you outputting the text to?
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:06
In order to get style into your email, you will need to code it with CSS.
– Tobias Wilfert
Nov 20 at 13:08
@TobiasWilfert I have .docx file. I want its content exactly (with fonts and style), to be used as a body in smtplib library.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:13
@TobiasWilfert Any other way around. I don't want to use HTML/CSS stuff.
– PRASHANT KOCHAR
Nov 20 at 13:21