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in order to display an excel doc (for example) in aweb page, you would change change the content type like this:<br />
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response.ContentType=“appl<wbr />ication/vn<wbr />d.ms-excel<wbr />”<br />
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then create a connection to the excel doc and then manipulate the data however you want. just google &quot;classic asp save to excel&quot; for examples
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in order to display an excel doc (for example) in aweb page, you would change change the content type like this:

response.ContentType=“application/vnd.ms-excel”

then create a connection to the excel doc and then manipulate the data however you want. just google "classic asp save to excel" for examples

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thanks, have a got any sample code to manipulate word from server. Using server.createobject(&quot;&quot;)
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thanks, have a got any sample code to manipulate word from server. Using server.createobject("")

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i proviced a solution and a link to code that does what the OP ask, I believe I should have the accepted answer.
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i proviced a solution and a link to code that does what the OP ask, I believe I should have the accepted answer.

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Hi,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Is there any way to open a document from server without open/save dialog. Can we decide wat can be done thru code itself. Need some sample code too. <br />
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I need to open edit and save in server itself from my asp code.
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Hi,
   
   Is there any way to open a document from server without open/save dialog. Can we decide wat can be done thru code itself. Need some sample code too. 

I need to open edit and save in server itself from my asp code.

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