Re: Help ASP.NET 2.0 and WORD

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You wrote in your first post that the user makes the changes and then
uploads the document. The easiest non-programmatic way is to have the
web server's document folder accesible, and then merely tell the user
to save the document as HTML in Word to that folder.


SteveM wrote:
Sorry, I am unsure how to do that code wise. I of course know how to do
it manually and assume that there is an API or clever code way of doing
it, but I am unaware of it. This would solve my problem nicely if you
can give me a hint
Thanks for the response :-)
-SteveM

Jacob wrote:
Couldn't you just have Word save it to HTML on the server?

SteveM wrote:
Hi,
I am needing some help/advice on how to display a word document in my
ASP.NET web pages that can update itself from a word document located
on the server. The idea here is that when the user makes changes to the
document and uploads it to the website, that a refresh of the page will
load the changes. Ideally what I would like would be to render the
document as HTML because of the hyperlinks in the document that work
nicely as HTML but may not as a displayed word document.

I am not interested in purchasing any third party products to get this
done, and I don't mind doing the work myself if someone can just give
me a starter or idea or recommend where I might find the answer.

Thanks for your help
SteveM

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