How to read word document file ?

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i have a word document file in that file i have some headings ,paragraphs and image
how to read that file line by line and how i know the heading and paragraphs and image are present if it is present then it will also save into databases.

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i have a word document file in that file i have some headings ,paragraphs and image
how to read that file line by line and how i know the heading and paragraphs and image are present if it is present then it will also save into databases.

Posted 6-Aug-16 8:57am

awaisshabir

Updated 6-Aug-16 20:44pm

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 6-Aug-16 17:01pm

You can use any third party library to read the content. You cannot write that code all on yourself, because that will be tough and would be buggy.

Maciej Los 7-Aug-16 3:54am

Why? You can save Word document into database and then you can retrieve that document from database.

awaisshabir 7-Aug-16 4:08am

its a user requirments

Maciej Los 7-Aug-16 4:17am

OK. What have you tried? Where are you stuck?

Laysence 30-Aug-16 7:23am

You could try out this .NET's library Word documents, you would not go through your document line by line but instead you would read your Word files in C# and iterate through all its elements (Paragraphs, Tables, Pictures, etc.).

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2016-08-06T20:44:00

Solution 1

See Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word namespace ()[^]. Google will also find you sample code.

Posted 6-Aug-16 20:44pm

Richard MacCutchan