Microsoft Office Word Server Conversions Dll Files

SaveFormat enumeration • • 2 minutes to read In this article Specifies the output file format. Namespace: Assembly: Microsoft.Office.Word.Server (in Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.dll) Syntax 'Declaration Public Enumeration SaveFormat 'Usage Dim instance As SaveFormat public enum SaveFormat Members Member name Description Automatic Specifies that the output file format is determined automatically from the specified output location. Situ nonton film bf. Document Specifies that the output file is an Open XML (docx) file. DocumentMacroEnabled Specifies that the output file is a macro-enabled Open XML (docm) file.

Document97 Specifies that the output file is a Word97 (doc) file. Template Specifies that the output file is an Open XML template (dotx) file. TemplateMacroEnabled Specifies that the output file is a macro-enabled Open XML template (dotm) file. Template97 Specifies that the output file is a Word97 template (dot) file. MHTML Specifies that the output file is an MHTML file. PDF Specifies that the output file is a PDF file. RTF Specifies that the output file is an RTF file.

XML Specifies that the output file is a Word XML file. XPS Specifies that the output file is an XPS file. DocumentStrict Specifies that the output file is a Strict Open XML file. See also Reference.

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Synchronous document conversion with Word Automation Services in SharePoint 2013. This post show what's new in SharePoint 2013. Word Automation Services can perform file conversions and can update files; Allow WAS to support streams. Use Microsoft.Office.Word.Server.dll in the 15ISAPI folder:-) Reply. Sep 23, 2011  You have to open the file in Word, then save to the other file format. There is no way to perform the conversion without automating Word. You require the Documents.Open method, the Document.Save and and the Document.Close methods when automating Word.

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