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1. Microsoft word content control toolkit how to open update#
2. Microsoft word content control toolkit how to open code#

Using (WordprocessingDocument template = WordprocessingDocument.Open(docFileName, true))

StreamWriter streamPart = new StreamWriter(documentPart.GetStream(FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Write)) XmlNodeList nodeList = xdoc.SelectNodes("//w:t", nsManager) Int intMergeFirldCount = xdoc.SelectNodes("//w:t", nsManager).Count Xdoc.Load(documentPart.GetStream(FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read)) New Uri("/", UriKind.Relative), documentRelationship.TargetUri) ĭocumentPart = package.GetPart(documentUri)

Uri documentUri = PackUriHelper.ResolvePartUri( In package.GetRelationshipsByType(documentRelationshipType)) Package = Package.Open(fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite) ĭataSet DS = GetDataSet(strClaimNo, "") // to get the data from backend to fill in for merge fieldsįoreach (System.IO.Packaging.PackageRelationship documentRelationship String docFileName = Server.MapPath("~\\LetterTemplates\\" + strClaimNo + "_" + strTemplateName + "_" + strDatePart + ".docx") įile.Copy(templateName,docFileName, true) String templateName = Server.MapPath("~\\LetterTemplates\\" + strTemplateName + ".dotx") String strTemplateName = ddl_() //Select Dotx template

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Microsoft word content control toolkit how to open update#

(This step you could do using the OpenXML SDK, or in Word if you needed to have Word update the bindings for some downstream process of yours)Īdd references for and WindowsBase.dll using System.IO.Packaging Then, in would inject my data into it as a custom xml part, and save it. Me? I would create a docx containing data bound content controls in Word, and save it. There is no command line switch that lets you pass an arbitrary value to Word: ĭo all the work via the OpenXML SDK, never opening Word at all (as other posters have suggested)Ĭreate a minimal pre-existing document (containing your id number) using the OpenXML SDk, then open WordĪutomate Word to pass the id number to the document, perhaps as a document propertyĭo the work to create the 600 documents in Word using VSTO or Word macros (VBA) Data bound content controls are the best way to inject data for Word 2007 and later. How do you kick off the process for a particular id-value Word.Document doc = (Word.ContentControl cc in doc.SelectContentControlsByTitle("M圜CTitle"))ĭoc.SaveAs(FileName: an eventhandler on my template on BeforeSave fills out the document based on the text in M圜CTitle-titled object.

Microsoft word content control toolkit how to open code#

And that is exactly what I need to do.ĮDIT: This is what my code looks like now to insert the text into my field: Word.Application app = new Word.Application() The substitute .Document does not have functionality like SelectContentControlsByTitle that allows me to find and set my ContentControls. The problem here is, that it seems that the DocumentBase object is not accessible outside the Word project. Word.Document doc = the id-number below: HOW?ĭoc.SaveAs(FileName: application is supposed to run only once, generating the reports, and it doesn´t have to be fast. Word.Application app = new Word.Application() How do I loop through all entries in the database, open a new document based on the template and set the id-value? for(int i = 0 i < idnumbers.Count() i++) I am quite confident that this is possible. I have figured out, that I might create a Word Template project in visual studio 2010, and program the template, so that when you enter a single value (id-number), it automatically fills out the entire document. The documents are populated with data from a database, and images found on a local drive. I am trying to create about 600 reports in Microsoft office Word.