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1. **Setup the Environment:** 1. **Setup the Environment:**
Run the `setup_environment.py` script to ensure `pip` and required packages are installed: Run the `setup_environment.py` script to ensure `pip` and required packages are installed:
```bash ```bash py setup_environment.py`
py setup_environment.py `
2. **Run the Processor Script:** 2. **Run the Processor Script:**
Execute the `dotx_processor.py` script to process Word templates: Execute the `dotx_processor.py` script to process Word templates:
```bash py dotx_processor.py`
```bash
py dotx_processor.py
```
3. **Follow the Prompts:** 3. **Follow the Prompts:**
The script will prompt you for the following inputs: The script will prompt you for the following inputs:
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## Example Usage ## Example Usage
1. Run the setup script to ensure the environment is prepared: 1. Run the setup script to ensure the environment is prepared:
```bash py setup_environment.py`
py setup_environment.py
This command will install `pip` if it is not already installed and then use it to install the necessary Python packages (`pywin32`). This command will install `pip` if it is not already installed and then use it to install the necessary Python packages (`pywin32`).
2. Run the processing script to start modifying your `.dotx` files: 2. Run the processing script to start modifying your `.dotx` files:
```bash py dotx_processor.py`
py dotx_processor.py
After running this command, follow the on-screen prompts to specify the directories and text replacement details. After running this command, follow the on-screen prompts to specify the directories and text replacement details.