read word document and write the same content in another word document

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dear all,

i need to read a word document and write into another word document with same content extra one table.

Posted 27-Jun-13 4:47am

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[no name] 27-Jun-13 10:53am

Well you certainly have my permission to proceed with your task.

ZurdoDev 27-Jun-13 10:58am

That seems a little too easy. Don't you have a form for them to fill out or something? I guess you don't work in government.

[no name] 27-Jun-13 11:01am

Please write your complaint clearly and legibly in the space provided so we can give it our prompt attention -> <- Thank you. :-)

ZurdoDev 27-Jun-13 11:07am

Touché. :)

Jason Gleim 27-Jun-13 11:08am

<sarcasm>
I would like to invent a program that makes me a billionaire. Can you guys tell me how to do that? Or even better, write it and post the code as the answer?

Jason Gleim 27-Jun-13 11:10am

crap... it stripped my witty "sarcasm" xml tags. :-(

ZurdoDev 27-Jun-13 10:58am

You'll want to use the Office Interop dll files. Where are you stuck? This is a place for questions so you'll need to ask an actual question.

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Sadique KT · Answer 1 · 2013-06-27T19:07:00

Solution 1

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/71d6c2ce-0b04-4edf-af9b-861302807a03/how-to-read-the-ms-word-document-from-cnet[^]

Posted 27-Jun-13 19:07pm

Sadique KT