I am using Microsoft Word. I have 2 different Word documents. I would like to add the first word document (coverpage) to the beginning of the other word document. Is there a way to do that easily?
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I want merge two word document createed by onlyoffice, support or not ?
I need help in splitting the word document using OpenXML.
I am trying to split the large word document into multiple word documents with single page in each document. I have to split the word document using OpenXML SDK 2.5 (no third party dlls are allowed). Documents after splitting should contains all the styling and formatting present in original document.
Pages do not exist in the OpenXML format until they are rendered by a word processor.
The document may contain <w:lastRenderedPageBreak/> nodes, which hint at where page breaks occurred the last time the document was rendered though not necessarily where the page break will always occur.
If you have control over the construction of the documents, you can use inline notations to mark where you want to split. For instance, its a straightforward operation to locate and segment on heading levels to split a document of chapters into chapter documents.
I'm using the text search feature and I couldn't find a way to get the stemmed terms in the query. Is there a way to also return the list of words in the stemmed form together with the query results and also the parts of the document that matched the result? This would be meaningful to understand and identify which part of the document matches.
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As of MongoDB 2.6, the only meta information about the text search that can be used is a score indicating the strength of the match. You can submit a ticket on the Core Server project to request this feature (as I looked and I don't think one exists at the moment).
I have lots of large plain text documents I wish to parse with perl. Each document has mostly English paragraphs in it, with a couple of plain text marked up tables in each document.
I have created a grammar to describe the table structure, but am unsure whether it would be best to use Parse::RecDescent or Regexp::Grammars to extract the tables.
I initially leaned towards Parse::RecDescent, but I'm not sure in a grammar how you would deal with the 90% of the document text I want to ignore, in order to find the couple of tables I want to extract buried inside each document.
Perhaps I need Regexp::Grammars so I can "pull" my expression through the document until it finds matches?
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Regexp::Grammars is what I wanted, as it allows you to pull your grammar through the document and find matches like a regular expression. Parse::RecDescent doesn't seem suited to scanning through a document and finding only the text that matches the grammar.
I'm pretty new to mongodb (only work with it for one small project) and I wanted to have your tips on how to organize my documents. My brain is not (yet) nosql formatted.
I have a collection storing all kind of informations and I want to add tags to it. There will be 1-5 tags by document. I want to be able to search by tags (among other things), display all the documents for 1 or more given tags, know the number of documents by tag.
What do you think is the best way to approach this simple problem ? should I give it his own collection ? should I embed it ?
How would you do ?
Thanks
Embed the tags in the document. You can search on embedded arrays and you can index them.