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Interview by Ryan Harte: February 19, 2010
http://chris.59north.com/
What is the coolest implementation of Open XML you have seen? If Office, what is the second coolest?
Well that would obviously office but as you put that ... [Read More]
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I have spent a lot of time working with Silverlight applications lately and I am pretty sure that the interest for the technology will not shrink, but instead grow. Clients have realized that good looks are important and Silverlight offers a lot ... [Read More]
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Background
More and more companies are going green these days, for one reason or another. Telecommunication companies are no exception and phone bills are a great starting point for them. Instead of graciously inking carbon on the glossy sheets of paper ... [Read More]
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By Tim Coulter
When I first discovered the Open XML SDK 2.0, I was thrilled by its elegance and power. My goal was to create a simple application that would periodically generate a new version of a standard spreadsheet, using the latest ... [Read More]
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By Eduardo Ramos
http://www.phpdocx.com
The Spanish National Research Council asked if we could generate some dynamic reports from the data gathered for its 2009 Action Plan.
These reports had to be generated ... [Read More]
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By Jian Sun
Introduction – Scenario
Open XML SDK 2.0 for Microsoft Office is built on top of System.IO.Packaging API and provides strongly typed part classes to manipulate Open XML documents. The SDK also uses the .NET Framework Language-Integrated ... [Read More]
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Interview by Philip Plimmer: November 10, 2009
http://blogs.staffdotnet.com/johanngranados/blog/
What is the coolest implementation of Open XML that you have seen?
We are developers, so I would say that one of the coolest implementations ... [Read More]
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By Lawrence Hodson
Introduction
The Open XML SDK v2.0 provides an API to Microsoft .NET developers for automating the new Office document formats (docx, xlsx etc...). Until now, I used it for manipulating Word documents. For this sample I wanted ... [Read More]
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By Johannes Prinz
Introduction
In my life as a developer I’ve implemented many different flavours of Mail Merge style applications which can be run on a server without having to install any word processing clients. This has ranged from simple email ... [Read More]
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被采访人:邹宇峰
采访日期：2009-07-17
采访人:孙健
Sun: 我是代表我的同事从www.openxmldeveloper.org来做一个简单的采访，问几个很简单的问题。最终我的同事会把这段录音和我们采访内容的文稿放到网站上去。能简单介绍一下你自己吗？
Xiaoyu: 我姓邹，我住在成都，叫我小宇就可以了。
Sun: ... [Read More]
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Interview by Jian Sun, July 17, 2009
Hi, my name is Jian Sun. I’m originally from Qingdao, China. On behalf of my colleagues I’m conducting this interview for the www.openxmldeveloper.org site. Thanks for taking your time to answer ... [Read More]
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Interview by Darcy Thomas: July 30, 2009
What is the coolest implementation of Open XML you have completed? If the answer is Office, then list the 2nd coolest.
Of course, PHPExcel. It shows clearly that Open XML is not bound to ... [Read More]
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Interview by Jennifer Wray: August 21, 2009
What is the coolest implementation of Open XML? If the answer is Office, what is the 2nd coolest?
I’ll cheat and say the upcoming online version of Office 2010. Written in Silverlight, ... [Read More]
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By Phillip Wong
1 INTRODUCTION
The recent Open XML Format SDK 2.0 aims to give coders an easier life dealing with the Open XML document format, abstracting away the complexity of the XML, and giving coders a nicer, strongly-typed ... [Read More]
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BY HADLEY PETTIGREW
1.1 Introduction
Following on from Bryce Telford’s article about using XSLT to modify an existing Open XML document in C# I decided to create a Ruby on Rails flavour of his solution.
I have ... [Read More]
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