Show Document file in Asp.net page.. on Iframe control

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I have done this with help of Office library by converting Doc file to HTML.
For showing the file I have to save the HTML file but I want to know can we do the same without using office library and saving HTML?

Different PC's have different versions of Office (like Office 2003 or 2007) so the code written for Office library 10 (which is Office 2003) not work on the pc where Office 2007 is installed... :((

Please do help.

Posted 21-Oct-10 2:57am

deepak.semwal1987

Updated 22-Oct-10 5:15am

Dalek Dave

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shakil0304003 22-Oct-10 1:08am

If you save the docs as html then from all pc it should be shown. I have some confusion about your question, is the user upload the office file & server convert it & save it as html?

Suthish Nair 22-Oct-10 1:42am

why doc to html conversion? can you explain your post in detail...

deepak.semwal1987 22-Oct-10 7:29am

@Shakil

for converting the doc file to html , we have to use Office library.. n diff pc use diff versn of offices.. n they take diff. no of parameters.. so my application run on the pc wher office 2003 is installed.. not where 2007 is installed. application is created with c#.net.

deepak.semwal1987 22-Oct-10 7:31am

@Suthish

cz i want to display doc file on my webpage on Iframe control.. dats why i have to convert doc to html..

is there any way to show doc file on web page . plz let me knw..

my applciation is like.. i hav uploded a resume.. thn i want to show that resume on the same page.. on iframe.

Dalek Dave 22-Oct-10 11:16am

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