I'm hoping this is an easy one...I'm using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word to convert uploaded word documents into previewable html files. I haven't implemented it fully, but I've played around with it enough that I think I have a plan that will work... My question revolves around
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I'm not in love with the idea of opening word and closing it everytime there's an upload (which I hope is a lot of the time) I'd like to make this a shared object that loads at application start. I have 2 questions that go along with this. 1. I imagine that winword could lock up and that would be a problem, right? 2. to save a document I use wordapp.ActiveDocument, this could have an issue as a shared object, right? I think I'm talking myself right out of this...
I have a ASP.NET application. From that, User register, User will get email after registration. My Req : When user click on link provided in email. Then it should go to my ASP.Net application page . That page should install a wincows application on Client system through web ( I was inspired by Microsoft Windows update from Microsoft site)
I am working on a project. I am using a textbox to allow user to save information in a database. How do I allow the user to format text just as they would have done in microsoft word?
I open Microsoft Word through ASP.NET , when I load by visual studio 2008 works well.but when I put my site in my IIS folder and access the site through Internet Explorer and click the button nothing happens.Don't happen anything. Why my code :
wdApp = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
We have a server, in that we have lots of word files, all these files are belonging to several authors.Now we want to share these word files from the server to the author to do revision. And update back the revision file to the server. providing me sample pages to do this using ASP.net. This is similar like Microsoft Office Live.
I have been using using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word in my webserver (yes, i know it is not recommended). When I ran it on my machine, it runs fine, but when running on the server I get a timeout on the following line:Documents.Open //when trying to open the file.Is there something I'm missing? Is there a better way to edit a Word document within web servers/websites? (I can't create a new one using string builder or outputting into file; I need to edit an existing one that sits on the server.)
I want label to set its width automatically. For example, 8 lines beside image with 400px of width and other lines on top and bottom of image, with 800px of width. In fact something like Microsoft word text wrapping-square mode.
My name is Christian, I developed a web application in VB.NET 2005 that calls a Microsoft Word Application, it works fine in my develop's machine but when I put all of the code in production's server I received the following error:System Error: Cannot create activex component. following I put the code. If somebody knows how to solve this,
Dim oWord As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.ApplicationDim oDoc As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.DocumentDim oTable As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.TableDim oPara0 As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.ParagraphDim oPara1 As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.ParagraphDim oPara2 As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.ParagraphDim oPara3 As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Paragraph, oPara4 As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Paragraph oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") oWord.Visible = True oDoc = oWord.Documents.Add oPara0 = oDoc.Content.Paragraphs.Add oPara0.Range.Text = "Hola" oPara0.Range.InsertParagraphAfter()
I'm about to start an application that will allow users to upload an amount of text to a SQL database via an ASP.NET webform. I am certain that many users will cut and paste the text from Word, together with all the formatting and other baggage that Word creates. I'm looking for a way of programatically stripping out all of this stuff and leave just plain text.
I have a web application and I need to convert DOCX files to PDF to generate some reports wtiten in Word 2007. First I used automation and I faced a DCOM problem and finally I discovered that Microsoft doesn't support automation of Word on the server side.Now I'm searching for other free tools as opposed to Word and etc isn't free, iTextSharp doesn't convert DOCX to PDF.
while I still had Office 2007 still on my development PC. I recently upgraded to Office 2010 and even though the web.config file still remains with the above assembly reference, when I publish it and run it now i keep getting the following error ...
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Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word, Version=14.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
I also have installed the PIA for Version=14.0.0.0 on the server but I still get the same result.
i have an aspx page with one button on it the name of the page is Default.aspx
i have a physical microsoft office word file in the c drive
what i want to do is that when i press a button i open a microsoft office word located on the c drive then i add some text to it using c# code
then i want to open the file (that i edited and located in memory) in mircosoft office word to see the text that i have added
everything works fine but when i press the button i get a prompt that says do you want to open the file or save it .
questions:
so how can i directly open the file (located in memory) in microsoft office word without this prompt
also if i choose open from the prompt the file opens in the read only mode and the title of the file in the microsoft word become the name of the aspx page which is Default.aspx
The purpose is to generate proposal documents that can manually be edited in Word after the fact, but before sending them out to the customers.
Much proposal content would be drawn from existing HTML website content (backing CMS) and also some custom (non-HTML) injection for certain scenarios. Of course the conditional logic could go into server-side ASP.NET to vary the content appropriately.
I'm open to 3rd-party tools if raw manipulation of the Word API is arduous. In fact a good 3rd party tool might be the answer.
Why does the Web Platform Installer force you to install SQL 2008 Express?
I have a production server which already has an installation of SQL 2000 but no web development tools are installed. I would prefer not to add SQL 2008 Express if it is not necessary. The server in addition to being the primary intranet webserver is also DC, APP SERVER, FILE SERVER and basically does not need to handle an extra instance of SQL.
The main purpose of this is just one of convenience to have the web development app on the RDP Desktop instead of attaching to the server in some manner (ftp/unc share).
I have a requirement where the customer wants to save their web page into MS Word. Can someone show how I can save the page they are on, which they want to save into MS Word?
I want to get a word document from data base by ASP.Net and show it on Internet Explorer, then I want to edit some text and replace this document with the original one, exactly same as Sharepoint. I couldn't find any tutorial or example for this situation.