how to store doc file as rtf into sql server database using c#.net

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hello,
i want to save doc file as rtf into sqlserver database finaly i want to display into textbox or rich text box guide lines or send any snippets

Posted 19-Feb-12 15:05pm

kingsa

Updated 19-Feb-12 15:06pm

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[no name] 19-Feb-12 22:46pm

You have three things here; converting doc to rtf, storing and retrieving file in sql server, displaying the file. Which part are you having difficulty with? What have you tried?

kingsa 19-Feb-12 22:55pm

converting to rtf and storing

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-12 19:04pm

Do you understand that with converting to RTF you will have some formatting information lost? So, there is no one universal way of doing so; you will need to map data onto RTF non-injectively.
--SA

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2012-03-07T05:33:00

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Use the Microsoft Object Model to save the file as RTF, then read the file into a Stream and then save it out to the DB.

If you want to display it with its formatting you'll need to load it into something that support formatting.

Posted 7-Mar-12 5:33am

ZurdoDev