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Hello, we are using python-mammoth and we would like to express our gratefulness for your job.
However, we would like to be able to scale images to their displayed size during image conversion. So, we needed to add size information on![]()
tag. We think this information could be useful to other users, so we made this pull request.
We are aware that we do not handle all VML image cases except the simplest one. Please tell us if you have any suggestion.
We acknowledge that our code may contains imperfections, and we are open to make improvements.
Best regards