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Murray Brown

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Hi<br />
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I am trying to work out the best way to send an order document from my ASP.net web app. Initially I looked at creating a PDF document from scratch<br />
and found that this is quite complicated. Is there a way to use some sort of template document in Excel, Word or PDF that I can just populate with numbers<br />
and text?<br />
Another alternative would be to use html to build a sort of document in the body of the email?<br />
A further way would be to create an ASP.net web page that could be printed off
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Hi

I am trying to work out the best way to send an order document from my ASP.net web app. Initially I looked at creating a PDF document from scratch
and found that this is quite complicated. Is there a way to use some sort of template document in Excel, Word or PDF that I can just populate with numbers
and text?
Another alternative would be to use html to build a sort of document in the body of the email?
A further way would be to create an ASP.net web page that could be printed off

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