Python copies the Word content and USES the formatting font and size instance code

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Code sample

import win32com 
from win32com.client import Dispatch,constants 
 
w = win32com.client.Dispatch('Word.Application') 
#  Or use the following method to start a separate process:  
# w = win32com.client.DispatchEx('Word.Application') 
#win32com.client.gencache.EnsureDispatch('Word.Application') 
 
#  Background run, no display, no warning  
w.Visible = 0 
w.DisplayAlerts = 0 
 
#  Open the 1 Copy file to new file  
doc = w.Documents.Open( FileName = r'd:\zhengmin.doc' ) 
newdoc = w.Documents.Add() #  Create a new document  
 
 
#  Copy text with insert  
myRange = newdoc.Range(0,0) 
myRange.InsertAfter(doc.Content) # will doc  Copied to the newdoc 
myRange=newdoc.Range(newdoc.Content.Start,newdoc.Content.End) # Future generations  
 
#select=myRange.Select()   # Online learning select Format, actually, the following is correct  
 
myRange.Style.Font.Name=" Regular script "  # Set the font  
myRange.Style.Font.Color=0x0000ff # Set the color of the word  
myRange.Style.Font.Size=30   # Set the size of the word , I guess this function  
 
 
newdoc.SaveAs(r'D:\b.doc')   # Save a new file as b.doc 
newdoc.Close() 
 
#  Shut down  
# doc.Close() 
w.Documents.Close() 
w.Quit() 

conclusion

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