March 2009 - Posts
Interoperability is one of my favorite topics – it’s one of the key benefits of Open XML. Interoperability is all about how the Microsoft platform, technologies, and products co-exist with other technologies. One of the teams here in DPE has started an
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In the process of developing PowerTools for Open XML v1.1 , we've identified a number of issues around interrelationships in paragraph markup in word processing documents. (We knew of some issues; the testing of the PowerTools v1.1 brought additional
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TextGlow is a Silverlight viewer for Open XML word processing documents developed by Intergen , a Microsoft Partner. Last Monday, Gray Knowlton posted about the availability of the source code for the TextGlow Silverlight viewer on OpenXmlDeveloper.org
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Today, I’m pleased to announce the release of PowerTools for Open XML V1.1. PowerTools for Open XML is an open source project on CodePlex that makes it easy to create and modify Open XML documents using PowerShell scripts. I introduced the PowerTools
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There is a new article, Use XSLT to transform XML to OpenXML , on the OpenXmlDeveloper.org web site on using XSLT to create Open XML documents. With this approach, you first create a template of the document that you want to create, with all appropriate
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Cathal Coffey has just posted some interesting code on CodePlex that uses the Open XML SDK V2 to do string replacement and set custom properties in an Open XML word processing document. His string replacement code is interesting – it uses Open XML change
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