Integration MS Word with .aspx page

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Dear All,

I want to integrate MS-Word with my C# ASP.Net page (.aspx) so that user can write/edit formatted text. I have used free text box for this but it is not enough mature as MS-Word. Moreover, it should not be a barrier that MS-Word is installed on client machine i.e it should work whether client machine have MS-Word installed or not.

Your any suggestion/link/help is most welcome and will be highly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

Navin

Posted 25-Apr-10 21:39pm

Navin Pandit

Updated 18-Aug-11 18:49pm

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Navin C. Pandit wrote:
Moreover, it should not be a barrier that MS-Word is installed on client machine i.e it should work whether client machine have MS-Word installed or not.

Well, that's obviously a bizarre fantasy. You should tell your client that they can't just make stuff up and expect it to be magically possible. Why would Microsoft sell Word to someone and then allow them to create a website that let anyone who does not own Word, get the use of it ?

Navin C. Pandit wrote:
vin2k6@gmail.com

I guess you're new to the internet. People in forums will not email you, because they don't want you to have their address, to bother them with your issues. However, bots trawl the web for people inexperienced enough to offer their address, so they can spam them.

Posted 25-Apr-10 21:43pm

Christian Graus

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Navin Pandit · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-18T18:50:00

Solution 2

Thanks for your support. It is possible using cab file in PHP, then offcourse it should happen with Asp.net too.

Posted 18-Aug-11 18:50pm

Navin Pandit