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Blog Post:
Seven Key Benefits of Open XML
Eric White
The question sometimes arises: why do we need Open XML? In my own words, in the following screen-cast, I identify the seven key reasons why Open XML is an important technology. As I discuss each of the seven reasons, I demonstrate in some fashion or another the actual technical or business benefit that...
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Mon, Feb 20 2012
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Getting Started with Open XML Development - Part III WordprocessingML Scenarios
Eric White
This is the third in a series of screen-casts on getting started with Open XML development. In this screen-cast, I discuss the three most common scenarios around OpenXML WordprocessingML. Return to the Table of Contents of this screen-cast series.
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Fri, Feb 10 2012
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Screen-Cast: Using Open XML and LINQ to XML in a Streaming Fashion to Create Huge Spreadsheets
Eric White
Sometimes developers need to create huge spreadsheets, perhaps with 100's of thousands of rows, and many columns. A worksheet that contains 1,000,000 rows and 10 columns will contain upwards of 20,000,000 nodes in the worksheet part. This presents a problem when using a DOM approach. Both XmlDocument...
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Tue, Jan 10 2012
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Second in 2-Part Screen-Cast Series on Controlling Vertical Spacing in WordprocessingML
Eric White
This is the second in a 2-part screen-cast series on controlling vertical spacing in an Open XML WordprocessingML document. When generating word-processing documents, you sometimes want to control vertical spacing very explicitly. You may want to control how much space there is between lines in a paragraph...
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Thu, Dec 29 2011
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First in 2-Part Screen-Cast Series on Controlling Vertical Spacing in WordprocessingML
Eric White
I've recorded a 2-part screen-cast series on controlling vertical spacing in an Open XML WordprocessingML document. When generating word-processing documents, you sometimes want to control vertical spacing very explicitly. You may want to control how much space there is between lines in a paragraph...
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Sat, Dec 24 2011
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Displaying an Open XML WordprocessingML Document in a Web Browser Control in Windows Forms
Eric White
This is a fun little project that I needed to do to help out a customer. The customer needed to select a specific subset of paragraphs in a WordprocessingML document based on certain search criteria, and then display the subset in a form (in a Windows Forms application). As it turns out, it was pretty...
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Fri, Dec 9 2011
Blog Post:
Exploring the Markup for Bibliographies in OpenXML WordprocessingML
Eric White
I've received a couple of questions recently about bibliographies. I sat down to write a blog post about it, and then realized it would benefit from a screen-cast that explains the markup. The following screen-cast walks through bibliography markup. Bibliographies use custom XML parts, so in addition...
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Mon, Nov 14 2011
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New screen-cast on the Split-OpenXmlDocument cmdlet in PowerTools for Open XML
Eric White
In document processing parlance, shredding a document is the process of dividing a source document according to certain rules, and creating a number of documents from the source document. This is useful, for instance, when you have a huge document, and you want to divide it into multiple documents to...
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Mon, Nov 7 2011
Blog Post:
Use the Open XML Package Editor together with Word to Research Markup
Eric White
A question was recently posed to me - what is the best way to look at markup and the rendering of the markup simultaneously. This is important, for instance, when you are experimenting with markup and determining the exact markup that you want to generate. My favorite way to work with this is to use...
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Tue, Sep 27 2011
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