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Hello,

Since Gabriel and I are both working on similar tools, I think I know what he
needs. We both have written a tool to convert documents using LibreOffice
import and export filters. We use PyUNO to open and save documents and
during this 'conversion' problems have been reported that the page format
(eg. A4) is not retained.

My understanding is that either the original document has no paper format configured,
or it does not fit the expected dimensions. So the question is, how can we
set (enforce) the correct page dimensions before exportingto another
document format using PyUNO ?

I have found some example code in Basic, however I couldn't transcode it to
working Python code :-

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Do you have the link to the example code in Basic? I would like to see :)

Regards,

-- 
Gabriel M. Monnerat

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