optimize_for method

optimize_for(version)

Allows to optimize the document contents as well as default Aspose.Words behavior to a particular versions of MS Word.

Use this method to prevent MS Word from displaying “Compatibility mode” ribbon upon document loading. (Note that you may also need to set the OoxmlSaveOptions.compliance property to OoxmlCompliance.ISO29500_2008_TRANSITIONAL or higher.)

def optimize_for(self, version: aspose.words.settings.MsWordVersion):
    ...

Parameter	Type	Description
version	MsWordVersion

Examples

Shows how to optimize the document for different versions of Microsoft Word.

def optimize_for():
    doc = aw.Document()
    # This object contains an extensive list of flags unique to each document
    # that allow us to facilitate backward compatibility with older versions of Microsoft Word.
    options = doc.compatibility_options
    # Print the default settings for a blank document.
    print('\nDefault optimization settings:')
    print_compatibility_options(options)
    # We can access these settings in Microsoft Word via "File" -> "Options" -> "Advanced" -> "Compatibility options for...".
    doc.save(ARTIFACTS_DIR + 'CompatibilityOptions.optimize_for.default_settings.docx')
    # We can use the OptimizeFor method to ensure optimal compatibility with a specific Microsoft Word version.
    doc.compatibility_options.optimize_for(aw.settings.MsWordVersion.WORD2010)
    print('\nOptimized for Word 2010:')
    print_compatibility_options(options)
    doc.compatibility_options.optimize_for(aw.settings.MsWordVersion.WORD2000)
    print('\nOptimized for Word 2000:')
    print_compatibility_options(options)

def print_compatibility_options(options: aw.settings.CompatibilityOptions):
    """Groups all flags in a document's compatibility options object by state, then prints each group."""
    for enabled in (True, False):
        print('\tEnabled options:' if enabled else '\tDisabled options:')
        for opt in dir(options):
            if not opt.startswith('__') and (not callable(getattr(options, opt))) and (getattr(options, opt) == enabled):
                print(f'\t\t{opt}')

Shows how to set an OOXML compliance specification for a saved document to adhere to.

doc = aw.Document()
builder = aw.DocumentBuilder(doc=doc)
# If we configure compatibility options to comply with Microsoft Word 2003,
# inserting an image will define its shape using VML.
doc.compatibility_options.optimize_for(aw.settings.MsWordVersion.WORD2003)
builder.insert_image(file_name=IMAGE_DIR + 'Transparent background logo.png')
self.assertEqual(aw.drawing.ShapeMarkupLanguage.VML, doc.get_child(aw.NodeType.SHAPE, 0, True).as_shape().markup_language)
# The "ISO/IEC 29500:2008" OOXML standard does not support VML shapes.
# If we set the "Compliance" property of the SaveOptions object to "OoxmlCompliance.Iso29500_2008_Strict",
# any document we save while passing this object will have to follow that standard.
save_options = aw.saving.OoxmlSaveOptions()
save_options.compliance = aw.saving.OoxmlCompliance.ISO29500_2008_STRICT
save_options.save_format = aw.SaveFormat.DOCX
doc.save(file_name=ARTIFACTS_DIR + 'OoxmlSaveOptions.Iso29500Strict.docx', save_options=save_options)
# Our saved document defines the shape using DML to adhere to the "ISO/IEC 29500:2008" OOXML standard.
doc = aw.Document(file_name=ARTIFACTS_DIR + 'OoxmlSaveOptions.Iso29500Strict.docx')
self.assertEqual(aw.drawing.ShapeMarkupLanguage.DML, doc.get_child(aw.NodeType.SHAPE, 0, True).as_shape().markup_language)

Shows how to vertically align the text contents of a text box.

doc = aw.Document()
builder = aw.DocumentBuilder(doc=doc)
shape = builder.insert_shape(shape_type=aw.drawing.ShapeType.TEXT_BOX, width=200, height=200)
# Set the "VerticalAnchor" property to "TextBoxAnchor.Top" to
# align the text in this text box with the top side of the shape.
# Set the "VerticalAnchor" property to "TextBoxAnchor.Middle" to
# align the text in this text box to the center of the shape.
# Set the "VerticalAnchor" property to "TextBoxAnchor.Bottom" to
# align the text in this text box to the bottom of the shape.
shape.text_box.vertical_anchor = vertical_anchor
builder.move_to(shape.first_paragraph)
builder.write('Hello world!')
# The vertical aligning of text inside text boxes is available from Microsoft Word 2007 onwards.
doc.compatibility_options.optimize_for(aw.settings.MsWordVersion.WORD2007)
doc.save(file_name=ARTIFACTS_DIR + 'Shape.VerticalAnchor.docx')

optimize_for method

optimize_for(version)

Examples

See Also