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Create and modify Word documents with Python
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scanny fix: tweak setup.py handling of template directory 
Also some pending documentation updates and some Black changes.
Latest commit da75fcf Jun 10, 2019

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docs fix: tweak setup.py handling of template directory Jun 10, 2019
docx fix: tweak setup.py handling of template directory Jun 10, 2019
features doc: Document.add_section() strips hdr/ftr refs Jan 6, 2019
ref docs: add RELAX NG version of schemas Dec 21, 2013
tests hdr: add Section.first_page_header Jan 6, 2019
.gitignore test: upgrade mock helpers to autospec by default Jan 4, 2019
.travis.yml build: remove 2.6 testing on travis Jan 6, 2019
HISTORY.rst release: prepare v0.8.10 release Jan 9, 2019
LICENSE hotfix: setup error on Windows Jan 6, 2014
MANIFEST.in release: prepare v0.8.9 release Jan 8, 2019
Makefile build: update Makefile to current build process Apr 10, 2016
README.rst release: prepare v0.6.0 release Jun 22, 2014
requirements.txt test: transplant tests.unitutil.cxml Jun 30, 2014
setup.py fix: tweak setup.py handling of template directory Jun 10, 2019
tox.ini build: remove 2.6 testing on travis Jan 6, 2019

README.rst

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python-docx is a Python library for creating and updating Microsoft Word (.docx) files.

More information is available in the python-docx documentation.

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