Author Archives: Miklovan

As you probably know, it is quite possible to use Aspose.Words in classic ASP applications. Aspose.Words assembly gets registered for COM Interop during setup and it is then possible to use it from classic ASP.

The following articles provide an interesting example of how to create Aspose.Words powered ASP application without even having Visual Studio installed.

• Utilize Aspose.Words from COM Clients (ASP, VB, VBScript
• ASP/ASP.NET without Visual Studio – an Instant Primer

However, recently one of our customers reported a problem … Continue Reading

In Aspose.Words, it is pretty easy to extract document content separated by section breaks, as this content is effectively put in separate Section nodes in Aspose.Words object model.

But what if we need to extract content separated by page breaks?

Here is a small and relatively simple code that can help you in solving this task:

Example [C#]

/// <summary>
/// Extracts pages from the specified document as a number of separate documents.
/// The pages must be separated with page breaks.
/// 

What to do if you need to remove bookmark and its entire content from the document altogether. The only method existing in API for that is setting Bookmark.Text to an empty string. But that will work only for the simplest of bookmarks. For bookmark spanning multiple nodes with mixed content, like paragraph, tables, it will fail with a dreaded “Start and end node should have the same grand parent” exception. It will also fail when bookmark spans several sections and … Continue Reading

There is a known issue of loss of formatting when setting form field text input value using Result property or SetTextInputValue method. For example, you have formatted your text form field as bold and it comes up as normal text when updated. For a workaround you can use the following wrapper method instead of using SetTextInputValue method directly:

Example

[C#]

private void SetFormFieldText(FormField formField, object value)
{
        if ((value == null) || (value is string) && ((string)value == “”))
        {