how to convert word to HTML with all Unicodes.

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how to convert word to HTML with all unicodes. Means if i have 'space' in word document after conversion should be shown me as  

Posted 13-Sep-11 19:43pm

koolprasad2003

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You should not convert all white space characters to non-breaking spaces. That will result in one huge, unbreakable line per paragraph! Also, your question has nothing to do with Unicode.

If Word's default 'Save as HTML' is not sufficient for your requirements, you should write some macros which wrap each paragraph, and in-line formatted blocks, with HTML tags to reflect what you want – e.g. Heading 2 -> <h2>, Normal -> <p>, Code block -> <pre>. You should also use HtmlEncode to encode characters which have special meaning in HTML – but spaces are not one of those.

Remember that not everything in a Word document is representable exactly in HTML, and the conventions for documents and web pages are different. Don't expect an exact conversion.

Posted 14-Sep-11 1:11am

BobJanova

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Prerak Patel · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-13T19:56:00

Hey Prasad,

You can use HtmlEncode and then replace the white space characters using extension method.

HtmlEncode is only meant to encode characters for display in HTML. It specifically does not encode whitespace characters. You could use String.Replace() to encode the newlines and spaces (or Regex.Replace if you need better matching).
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/524528/asp-net-mvc-html-encode-new-lines[^]

I hope this helps.