Hello,
On 10/31/2002 12:22 AM, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
Anyway, if you can generate RTF documents from your XML, just serve them
with MS Word content type and .doc file name extension and MS Word will
open them seeminglessly.
How limited is this method? Can it be pretty well formatted with enoug
> Anyway, if you can generate RTF documents from your XML, just serve
them
> with MS Word content type and .doc file name extension and MS Word
will
> open them seeminglessly.
Or just send HTML with Word headers and Word will open it right up. Your
users won't even know it's HTML.
---John Holmes.
> If your server is running under Windows, you can use COM objects for
> generating MS Word documents.
No way it's windows :)
There is VMWare though, i might consider that. It is actually used for
something similar. yet, I still have to research on direct MSWord
generation.
> Anyway, if you can
Hello,
On 10/31/2002 12:01 AM, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
Guys,
The other day, one of my clients asked me this very tricky question:
"Can we also use that XML data for making MS Word (.doc) files?"
Our system is designed to produce XML output independently to then later
transform it into HTML with
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