Convert Microsoft Word to Image format such as png, tif, jpg, bmp, ...

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How i can convert microsoft office word document to any picture format with c# .Net?

Posted 20-Nov-11 4:11am

moslemB

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Converting of a Microsoft Word document to a bitmap image hardly makes any sense. More importantly, there is no predefined way to do it, just because the document does not have any fixed view. The same document looks differently depending on the sized of the window of the viewer, scale, view option, viewer and other factors like this.

You can look for screen capture, for example.

—SA

Posted 20-Nov-11 10:19am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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I agree with Bill. However, if you are thinking to export a MS Word document to JPG/Png using any free library, I think that will be a challenge!

Posted 20-Nov-11 9:30am

Nitesh Kejriwal

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BillWoodruff · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-20T05:02:00

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1, Search CodeProject for articles on "automating" MS Word from C#. There are many resources here.

2. Search CodeProject for articles on screen capture from C#. There are many resources here, including a recent one that uses DirectX (which may not relevant to your scenario).

3. Start coding, experiment, report your problems, results, and questions here. Show us some code (but not too much of it).

Posted 20-Nov-11 5:02am

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RaviRanjanKr 20-Nov-11 15:33pm

My 5+

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Nov-11 16:20pm

Well, screen capture does have some sense, hardly anything else. More importantly, this problem has no certain definition, please see my answer. I voted 4.
--SA