Scripts are bash shell scripts and can/should run on Linux flavored servers
that have unoconv and ghostscript installed.

uno-bench script takes one parameter: the filename (including extension)
to convert to a pdf with the same filename.
Example: name of test file is hp-unoconvtest.docx
Command would be: uno-bench hp-unoconvtest.docx
If you do not provide the script a file to work with it will error.
You will be reminded when running the script.
To continue after the 'Paused ...' prompt, just press ENTER.

ghosts-bench script takes one parameter: the filename of the .pdf file 
to work with minus the extension.
Example file: the hp-unoconvtest.pdf file created using the uno-bench script.
Takes one parameter: filename **with no** .pdf extension
It creates an image#.png file which one should be able to view with a
web browser.

Two test files are provided in 2 formats ... .odt (open document text) is a
LibreOffice doc.  .docx, of course, is a M$ doc.

*You must run the uno-bench script first to get a .pdf file to use with 
the ghosts-bench script.

./uno-bench hp-unoconvtest.docx [ENTER]
will create a hp-unoconvtest.pdf file.

./ghosts-bench hp-unoconvtest [ENTER]
will take the hp-unoconvtest.pdf file and create an image#.png file
which is a png of the .pdf file given.

Have included a small .pptx file as well as a small .mp3 file for
testing uno-bench script output.  What you see with those should be
what you see in Moodle.

unoghosts.zip file is an archive of all files/scripts in this directory.

'spirit of sharing', Ken