Converting Word document to binary format and viceversa

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hello,.,.

I am new to the code project,in asking questions for the problems.But in many occasions,this would helped me a lot. So first of all i wishto say thnkz you.

Now iam in a trouble. plz help me..In my project ,iam using 2 modules ,one is encoder and another decoder.
The encoder will encode the source data(say.Ms Word document file) to binary series(only combination of 0's and 1's,no any other format ) and decoder will convert it into original back.please i request t\you to anyboby send me such a type of project with source code.

Sincerly , asok kumar

Posted 4-Oct-11 20:48pm

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Ram Balak Sharma 5-Oct-11 3:11am

you have allready encode r and decoder then why you are looking souce code of convertor?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-10-04T21:07:00

That's not really what you want, I suspect.

Your Word documents (and indeed all documents and other files) are already stored as binary bit sequences: that is all the underlying medium - the hard disk, or ram - understands.

So trying to convert your document to binary format requires no work at all - it is already there. Unfortunately, no work is required to convert it the other way either: the "document" view of a Word file is not intrinsic to the file content, it is a layer of "understanding" applied to the data the Word program reads from the disk. The document is not complete as a Word document without some software to process the file and render it in a form you associate with a letter, or a manual.

What are you trying to achieve, that you think this will help you?