I'm using OpenXml sdk 2 to create a spreadsheet. How do I prompt the user to choose a save location?
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Open XML SDK 2.0 is used in creating the underlying XML that makes up an Excel, Word, or PowerPoint file. The functionality you are seeking is part of the Excel program and is not achievable through XML.
If you are sending the file back to the user to be downloaded they can choose where to save it from there.
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When the OpenXml SDK tool fails to open a file, saying that the (PPTX in this case) is incorrect, is there a way to find from it exactly what it is unhappy with?
And/or is there another tool that can list out what is wrong?
I have a powerpoint template where the slide should get populated with the contents of a C# datatable. Is there a way to achieve this?
I'm writing here to confirm that Microsoft.Office.Interop library can be used to perform operations read/write operations on Powerpoint and Excel using C# and it is supported on 2.0 framework and higher versions whereas OpenXML package can be used only with versions 3.5 and higher.
Another Third part package Aspose is also an additional option.
Please make use of this one if helpful.
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I'm looking for a viewer which open the most extension files like : pdf,image,word,powerpoint...
and the most important thing this viewer contain the signature feature.
I try to use pdftron viewer but it has a problem with signature feature ( can not be saved ) ad has problem with word document
I try also with pspdfkit but it open only pdf document.
can someone help me to find a viewer which open more than
one extension and has a signature feature
I’m part of the PSPDFKit for Web team. Our solution supports signatures and we have an online demo available to try at https://web-examples.pspdfkit.com/signatures. We are actively working on and will be supporting server side conversion of MS Office files to PDF this year, so you would be able to handle those files as well when launched.
We will be happy to answer any question you have at https://support.pspdfkit.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
I need to develop an editor for .aef file extension. But after doing a lot of googling i didn't find out what is the architecture of .aef. How we can read/write .aef file.
Any help is much appreciated
To be able to open a .AEF file you have to download the Script Editor from UCCX. Login to CCX Administration -> Tools -> Plugins -> Cisco Unified CCX Editor
Hope this helps
you need to download CiscoUnifiedCCXEditorInstall.exe this file is download from uccx admin page, here you have a link to download the image of UCCX admin, but you need a license.
Here you have a link for free download software:
https://ciscosoftware.mediuscorp.com/market/networkers/homeWork
An aef file for Cicso UCCX is a serialized Java object. Documentation for Java Object Serialization is here: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/serialization/index.html.
While it may be possible to create 3rd party software to work with these files, it may be impossible or at least difficult to make it complete and accurate without the proprietary Cisco software the contained serialized objects refer to.
We need to export a QuickReport so that it can be opened with the latest Excel 2010 in xlsx format. This link provides a solution. But it did not work for us.
Anyone have ideas?
UPDATE
The version we are using is QuickReports 5 - We just got it.
Clarification of "does not work". The filter allows the report to be saved with an xml extension. And inspecting the file it is valid xml data. But we also inspected a xlsx file. But it does not look the same.
Maybe a dumb question, but are you quite sure you need to do this? New versions of Excel can still open old-fashioned .XLS files.
As for the "XML" exporter you linked to "not working", I think you've misunderstood what it does. It writes an XML file suitable for use with Excel's XML importer. This is very different to an .XLSX format file,
You could try a third party product like Gnostice eDocEngine. It would allow you to export to .xls. If you were feeling particularly masochistic you could do some sort of COM automation to convert the report yourself (i.e. parse the report and fill in the appropriate cells in excel)