MartyConnelly
martyconnelly at shaw.ca
Fri May 7 13:13:16 CDT 2004
It can get quite complex if you mean some external client will cut and pastes from a word document into a text box on an asp page. This control will allow you to save directly to a PDF or .Doc format on the server. You might want to look at ActiveX Server controls, this assumes you can install them on your website and your web hosting agreement allows it I would use an ASP component like TX Text Control ActiveX Server http://www.textcontrol.com/products/activex_server/?TXTEXTCONTROL=ab8916eac9588203add96dd0ecdf0a46 This a mid range price control and is about $2500 US One item of complexity is checking for SQL Injection attacks. This isn't the only approach. I may be misreading what you are trying to do. Susan Jones wrote: > Please bear with me if I'm not using the correct terminology here... > > We use ASP to capture information on entered our web pages into SQL. > We then use that information in preparing materials for distribution. > We're looking into ways to also capture formatting that would be > 'read' by Word once it's merged - ie. bold, italics, etc. > > I'm having trouble finding anything in Help in Word or Access that > would change <b>Susan</b> to having the word bolded and the formatting > information removed. > > Any thoughts? Am I missing something simple? Is this harder than I > think it should be? > > Thanks so much! > Susan > -- Marty Connelly Victoria, B.C. Canada