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Thanks, basementman buddy!
I think RTF is enough for my application.  But how to write a RTF file? Are there some sample codes or tutorials which I can make a reference?
regards,
George
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Will this help you???
GIF images
response.ContentType ="image/gif"
JPEG images
response.ContentType ="image/jpeg"
TIFF images
response.ContentType ="image/tiff"
MICROSOFT WORD document
response.ContentType ="application/msword"
RTF document
response.ContentType ="application/rtf"
MICROSOFT EXCEL document
response.ContentType ="application/x-excel"
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT document
response.ContentType ="application/ms-powerpoint"
PDF document
response.ContentType ="application/pdf"
ZIP document
response.ContentType ="application/zip"
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
Maybe I do not make myself understood. What I do not
know is how to write the content of a rtf file. For example,
how to write a table into a rtf file? How to write an image in
the rtf file? How to set fonts?
Are there some sample codes which I can refer?
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
how to write a table into a rtf file? How to write an image in
the rtf file? How to set fonts
Everything is the simple HTML coding... .. ... etc...
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
quote > Everything is the simple HTML coding... <table>..
Do you mean the tag name and syntax are all the same
as HTML document? Or do you mean they have the same
idea?
Are there some materials that I can make a reference?
I really need some sample codes.
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
Do you mean the tag name and syntax are all the same
as HTML document? Or do you mean they have the same
idea?
It goes like this.... whatever formatting u use with your HTML tags... holds true for your word format...
Samples.... just read something which will tell more on HTML tags
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Hi, SPS buddy!
I have written a simple .rtf file which has a single table in it. Then I create a .html file which is used to describe the same table from view. I also have used UltraEdit to see the hex value of the two documents. And I find their content are absolute different.
Why do you say they are the same? Still puzzled me yet.
Can you help?
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
I have written a simple .rtf
I assume this is from the MS Word..
George2 wrote:
I also have used UltraEdit to see the hex value of the two documents. And I find their content are absolute different.
The HTML file created by you will have the CSS as per your design. BUT the .rtf file has the CSS/style part designed/created by itself. This will certainly create difference when you VIEW using any HEX editor. BUT, they are still same when you print them (I guess so  )
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
quote > I assume this is from the MS Word..
Yes.
quote > BUT, they are still same when you print them.
Sure, it is. Also the same as Word file. The trouble I met with
is that I still do not find any samples and tutorials about how to write a rtf file which is useful through Google. Maybe I use a wrong key word when searching? Do you have any of them at hand?
Can you help?
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
any samples and tutorials about how to write a rtf file
Finally what you want is to write a RTF file. So, all you need is some font combination for your RTF file right? What else?? That you can do as a normal HTML isnt it???
What more do you want to do in your RTF file?
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
What I want to do is reading and writing information into
a .rtf file. No more else.
I need to read (write) tables and fonted characters with a
.rtf file.
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
What I want to do is reading and writing information into
a .rtf file. No more else.
No more/less worries then.... just use your font related stuffs on the content and make the stream flow as RTF... thats it.
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
What means "n gals" in your reply?
regards,
George
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guys n gals... I meant... guys AND girls... 
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Thanks, SPS buddy!
Are there any beautiful girls programming? I doubt
it.
regards,
George
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George2 wrote:
Are there any beautiful girls programming?
Beautiful... I dont know.... but u can c this....
CP Link
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I have this ghetto sauce little asp.net weblog thing on my site, and it works fine and everything, except.....
on the last line of every entry, there is an awkard spacing between it, and the line above it??? it's like this...
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah \
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah \
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah NORMAL SPACING
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah /
Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah /
Blah Blah Blah. !?!?! AWKARD SPACING.?S#@
any tips on how to make it have the normal spacing...??@?!?
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Well I had a similar problem but that was inside
an richtext box. The solution was to change linespacing before
and after the paragraf to 0 and using the proper mask.
This is not asp.net but maybe it helps you.
PARAFORMAT2 pf;
pf.cbSize = sizeof PARAFORMAT2;
pf.dwMask=PFM_LINESPACING | PFM_SPACEBEFORE | PFM_SPACEAFTER;
pf.dySpaceAfter=0;
pf.dySpaceBefore=0;
pf.bLineSpacingRule=5;
pf.dyLineSpacing=20;
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I had the article all bookmarked, ready for when the project started. Come a month later I cannot for the life of me find that damned bookmark.
Does anyone have a link to how to use a .NET Framework class from classic ASP? I don't want to use one of my own .NET classes, but one of the "officiall" .NET Framework classes. I thought I knew how to do it, but damned ASP keeps telling me my ProgID is invalid.
ta
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
Macbeth muttered:
I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er
Shog9:
Paul "The human happy pill" Watson
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How can I do this?
I've used the following code snippet:
window.opener.document.forms.password.value = "Fx5dHH4Xd";
This can't be used to set or retreive values in a document in another window.
Basically I have my main window...and when someone clicks help and a new smaller window popups and based on the input the select here, when they click ok the data in the small window should be sent to the fields in the larger window(main window)
Cheers
"Two wrongs don't make a right, but three lefts do!" - Alex Barylski
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Hockey wrote:
This can't be used to set or retreive values in a document in another window.
But it can, I do it all the time. Are you sure the bit of code which opens up the child window is creating a proper reference? i.e. If you go alert(window.opener) does it come back with an object or does it say undefined?
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
Macbeth muttered:
I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er
Shog9:
Paul "The human happy pill" Watson
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Have anybody heard about this .dss file... that i used across the world in the Medical Transcription scenarios.... Does this have a plugin... to play the file from the site itself??
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would someone gladly point me in the right direction? trying to write some code to dynamically read folder/file recursively whilst never losing the current position in the tree.......
brain is seriously scrambled! would like to use asp, but if .NET solves the problem easierly then so be it.
sample below.
"Set recRoot = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Record")
recRoot.Open "", "URL=http://localhost/test", adModeRead....."
more the designer than the code guru.
thanks in advance
Jakob
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