I'm trying to write a docx file which has embedded files within it. I have the "Open XML SDK" and used that to examine an existing docx file (which had a .DOC word file and an .MSG file embedded in it). I reflected the docx into C#, cut and pasted that into a project, ran it and, hey presto, I created an equivilent docx file.
However, the generated code has the embedded files as (hard-coded) streams, as are the images. So, I loaded my own resource bitmap image (the Word 2010 icon) and read it as a stream and now the generated docx file has my resource image in it. But it has lost the document title. It seems that when the original docx file was created, the images used have an icon, and the title of the document.
Is there a simple way to create an image like that, or do I have to construct it myself (ie. draw my resource icon into a bitmap and write the title to the bottom of the bitmap as well) ?
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I get all docx files now i want to open the file using file path can someone help. I tried power file view, flutter file view etc packages but all engines failed to load can someone provide material to open Docx file in flutter.
I used to create my new html and css files easilt throught clicking file then clicking create new file before asking me about the required technology and usually select html or css but now I get confused because the options have been changed as they appear in the attached screenshoot,
now how can I create new html and css files ???
and what the difference between new text file and new file ?
My VS after the new update
Presumably, new text file will create a simple .txt file whereas New File will allow you to choose your desired language
I was wondering if there are any open source docx renderer available. Given a OOXML snippet, is there some way to create an image of it. Say I have the OOXML for a paragraph in Microsoft word document, can I get the rendered paragraph as an image?
I received a document with a ".doc" file extension. It appeared as a random smattering of symbols/characters when opened in Word as is, or in a text editor as a .rtf or .txt file.
When the file extension was changed to ".jpg" and opened in an image viewer it appeared as a low resolution screen capture of the first page of a Word document. Is it possible for a corrupted Word document to exhibit this behavior? Or is this a clear example of a renamed image file being passed off as a corrupted .doc file?
Thanks in advance for your help.
EDIT: I have done some more investigation and Mac OS X Lion tells me that the file is actually a Windows bitmap image (.bmp).
It's likely that it has been renamed, Word interprets binary files as random characters and symbols. The only way I can think that a valid word document would exhibit this behavior is if a thumbnail is embedded in the Word document and the image viewer finds the headers and displays it. Either way it seems like you wont be able to use the contents.
I`m new to iPhone programming, and I'm trying to find my way around some books and sites for learning.
I have a word file with about 200 quotes from the author, and I want to make an "iPhone quote" APP. How can I create a plist from it?
Note that each quote has two fields: the quote itself and the source (book) from which the quote was selected. I want to add them to a table view in my App in a way that the beginning of the quote be the text, and the book source be the subtitle in the cell style.
I figured out how to do it. All I had to do is create a template plist files in my xcode project, with a few rows, then I click to view as source (the XML tree). Then I can copy the tags before and after each quote, and paste them in my word file.
Once this is ready I copied the contents of the word file to Text Edit, removed all format, and copied that to the plis as source. It worked fine!