how to create a mhtm using xml

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I have a folder conatins few images(.png files), one xsl file which is linked in xml file and few URLs which are present in xsl, and a xml file. Could anyone please let me know how to create mhtm file using the xml file using powershell or .net or vb script?
output: *The mhtm page should be opened with embeded images, urls and the content of the xsl and xml file.

Posted 23-Aug-11 9:35am

priypavan

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GenJerDan · Answer 1 · 2011-08-23T10:12:00

Solution 1

This will probably help: Convert HTML to MHTML using ASP.NET[^]

Posted 23-Aug-11 10:12am

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priypavan 25-Aug-11 15:54pm

yes i have downloaded the solution zip file. unfortunatly the mhtml.vbproj doesn't load in VS2010. Could you please provide the updated one or any .net using C# solution?

GenJerDan 25-Aug-11 15:57pm

Check with the author if there's an updated version. Although I don't know why it wouldn't load in 2010. At worst, it should do a "convert" on it. Also, a search for "C# MHTML" will bring up a cople of pages worth of links, including: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Creating-a-MHTML-MIME-HTML-61cf5dd1 which might be what you're looking for.