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by: softplusPosted on 2005-05-06 at 13:24:12ID: 13947812
IF you have Word on the Server and IF you feel like it's safe to use from a website :)) (note: I wouldn't), you can go for this approach:
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop
Use Word.Document to open a word document, here is an example:
Dim missing As Object = System.Reflection.Missing.
Dim fileName As String = "MyWordFile.doc"
' open a word document that already exists to work with
Dim aDoc As Word.Document = WordApp.Documents.Open(fil
missing, missing, missing, missing, False, missing, missing, missing)
Use *.Range.Text() to get entire doc file as a string, eg:
' Prints entire file to the screen
System.Console.WriteLine(a
You might be able to use Range to get a specific segments of the doc file, eg:
Dim tpStr as String = aDoc.Range(0,12).Text()
BUT as I mentioned, I wouldn't do this on a real web server, you never know what Word will do to you :))
Other ideas:
http://www.softinterface.c
http://www.convertzone.com
http://www.sharewareconnec
John