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I am trying to print this statement:
a= 'Hi %s, \n The meeting is scheduled for %s %sth \n if you have an questions please contact %s' % (cfname, meetingmonth, meetingday, cleadfname)
print a
I'm also trying to bold every variable insert (i.e. cfname, meetingmonth etc.). Basically, I have a script asking the enduser for input which writes this statement to a .doc format. Is there a simple way to bold things when writing something in python?
I've tried the bold brackets around the word and that doesn't seem to work. Any help would be great!
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asked Mar 21 '26 11:03
print produces plain text, not Microsoft Word documents. If you add HTML formatting tags (<html>, <body>, <strong>, <br />, etc.) where necessary, then give the resulting text file the .doc extension, it will open with Word, which - assuming you have a reasonably recent version that understands HTML - will parse the HTML and display the result you're looking for.
Sample:
a= '<html><head></head><body>Hi %s, </br> The meeting is scheduled for <strong>%s %sth</strong> <br /> if you have an questions please contact %s</body></html>' % (cfname, meetingmonth, meetingday, cleadfname)
try using termcolor
>>> from termcolor import cprint
>>> cprint("Hello", attrs=['bold'])
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