C# - Using Two Different Tools To Create PDF And Docx Or Buy One That Does Both?
Nov 17, 2010
I have a ASP.net 4.0 which has to generate a PDF and docx file with the same content. Ofcourse the conversion will take place on server so Office Automation is not an option
Im faced with the following descision: Use OpenXML SDK to create the docx and some other free tool to create the PDF.OR ,Buy a SW like Aspose so I only will have to create the docx and then generate a PDF from the docx.
What is your opinion about this? Aspose Word costs $900, will I save as much time with it to be worth it?If I choose the free option will I have a hard time getting the docx and pdf to look exactly the same?
How to create and open a docx in client side's Word from asp.net application? and if i want the user to customize the document at their localend, then how can i do this?
I need to create a form builder without using any of the third party tools. i.e a user shold be able to pick his choice of textbox, dropdown ..etc and create a form.
how to check performance of sql server query with load ,also wants to create load by any tolls like load runner,if any url for download load runner or any other tolls by which we can create load please give me some idea related to it.
I have some xml data. I've made an asp.net soap based webservice that takes the xml as a byte buffer applies xsl transformation to it and converts it to a docx file. But when i return the docx file using the response object i get an error that client found response of type application/vnd-word but it was expecting text/xml.
Service Snippet to push document file after xsl transformation
I am looking for a code which can display docx file inside browser in such a way that user will not be allowed to be download or save it. Again I Want to restrict the user to use that data.
I was doing a project involving posting a new job site. How do you upload a .docx file to the server, and then allow viewer to view it later on the web.
I have a docx (also in pdf format) that i have to put up on a site. Well word completely junks it up I spent 4 hrs fixing one file and my next one is bigger.
In my application I am using some templates in docx and pdf format. I am storing this docs to DB as Bytes.
Befor showing/sending this docs back to user or application I need to replace some contents inside the doc. eg:if the doc contain @@username@@ I need to replace this with the exact username of the customer.
Possible Duplicate: How to display a (pdf,doc,docx,txt) documents inside a web form ?
I need to display a (pdf,doc,docx,txt) documents inside an asp.net web form with the ability to select a part of the document content and do some processing on it in the right click (like saving the selected content to DB)?
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.
I have this following code for bringing page attachments to the user:
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The problem is that all supported files works properly (jpg, gif, png, pdf, doc, etc), but .docx files, when downloaded, are corrupted and they need to be fixed by Office in order to be opened.
At first I didn't know if the problem was at uncompressing the zip file that contained the .docx, so instead of putting the output file only in the response, I saved it first, and the file opened successfully, so I know the problem should be at response writing.
I have been searching to find a way to convert .docx word
documents into html pages, which is fine there are loads of tools to do this. What I want to do however is extract content and apply our custom style for our website, For EG: we have a custom style for the UL Tags and tables to style them in line with our website. Is this possible to do during the conversion process or does it have to be done afterwards?
