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Basically I have a list of a few hundred telephone numbers. I am wanting to create an image for each number without having to open paint and type the number then hit save a bunch of times. Is there a way to either<br />
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a) do this inside of excel?<br />
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b) use asp.net to accomplish this<br />
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c) use c# to accomplish this?<br />
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Thanks in advance for the help!
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Basically I have a list of a few hundred telephone numbers. I am wanting to create an image for each number without having to open paint and type the number then hit save a bunch of times. Is there a way to either

a) do this inside of excel?

b) use asp.net to accomplish this

c) use c# to accomplish this?

Thanks in advance for the help!

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