converting binary data into word document and saving it..

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My question is.i have saved a word document i.e resume in binary form in database.Now i want to convert that into word document and save it in same font which i have saved...for ex.if my font was Times New Roman while saving and after converting also it should be in same format and also all the lines etc which were in the resume while saving. in short i want to convert as it is while saving..
in short i want the way as naukri.com...
How can i do this?

Posted 13-Jun-12 8:02am

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Updated 26-Jun-12 8:02am

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TRK3 13-Jun-12 17:17pm

What did you try?

If you saved it in the database as binary, and retrieve it as binary, you should get back the exact same bits and bytes as you saved.

What's the problem you are having?

Member 7895843 14-Jun-12 14:05pm

i want to display it again in button click event.i tried it converting it to rtf format and display it on richtextbox control but i couldnt get back converted in same format which i saved with all lines and same font..

Richard MacCutchan 26-Jun-12 14:52pm

Was the original in RTF formar or something else?

Member 7895843 14-Jun-12 14:07pm

thanks for reply and i would feel free to accept suggestions in framing my question if i am missing clarity in my question even now with the above comment..

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