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[QUOTE="MRAB, post: 4135547"] That simply binds to a local name; 'content' is a local variable in the function 'getPDFContent'. You're opening a file whose path is in 'path'. That appends to 'content'. 'content' now contains the text of the PDF, starting with r"C:\Components-of-Dot-NET.pdf". Outputting to a .txt file is simple: open the file for writing using 'open', write the string to it, and then close it. [/QUOTE]
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