Document Generation using WordML (Word 2003) - CodeJedi.NET. Grumpy Wookie, Ed Richard, Andrew Buttigieg and I have been working recently on generating documents using WordML in Word 2003, here is a step wise guide to get you started. Creating documents using XML and WordML, requires two files: 1. XML file containing the data 2. The XSL transformation file. The XML file contains the data that will be applied to the document, while the XSL transformation file contains the metadata required to transform the data into a Word Document. The Microsoft Office Word 2003 XSLT Inference Tool is used to simplify the creation of the XSL document. Additionally you can create an XML schema, and use that when creating the seed document. 1. How to create an XSL file This section details the steps required to create the XSL file outlined in the previous section. <? The XML file created in this step needs to contain elements for each data item to be included in the template.
Step 2: Open the XML file with Word and format the document. 3. Note: XSLT Inference Tool [Word 2003 XML Reference] The topic you requested is included in another documentation set. For convenience, it's displayed below. Choose Switch to see the topic in its original location. Instructions on how to use the tool are below. The tool creates a .XSL file named after the seed file. For example, if the seed file is named mySeedFile.xml, the transformation created will be named mySeedFile.xsl. Note If two options conflict, then the rightmost is used. XSLT Mapper. Home > XML IDE - XML Editor > XML Editor Key Features > XSLT Tools > XSLT Mapper Stylus Studio®'s powerful XSLT mapper lets you visually work with any XSLT file, mapping data from one or more input files to any output format. An example of an XSLT mapping project is shown here. (click to enlarge) True XSLT Mapping (Two-way, Synchronized Editing) The XSLT Mapper is easily accessible by clicking the Mapper tab at the bottom of the main XSLT editing window.
The XSLT Mapper displays input documents on the left, and the target on the right. Stylus Studio®'s XSLT Mapper is a true two-way, synchronized editor - the only XSLT mapper to support true round-trip engineering — this means that both the visual model and the XSLT source code can be edited, and any changes you make to the XSLT code result in changes to the visual model, and vice versa. Support for XSLT Functions, Java Functions, Conditional Tests Data integration applications require the flexibility to perform customized data processing. XSLT Inference tool download - MSDN Search.
Can't open XML file with MS Word 2011 for MAC - No Available Data - Microsoft Community. What is replacement technology for Word 2003 Inference Tool? Mso2ooo - Batch Convert Microsoft Office Documents to OpenOffice Documents | Leap On! OpenOffice.org has become more and more suited for replacing Microsoft Office. Sadly, porting lots of Microsoft Office documents to OpenOffice format (aka OpenDocument Format) is not easy. If you have only one, five, or ten files you could just open them one by one and resave in OpenOffice.org, but how about hundreds or thousands of multi-megabyte documents in a corporate environment?
This little program batch / mass convert Microsoft Office documents (*.doc, *.xls, and .ppt) to their OpenOffice equivalent (.odt, *.ods, and *.odp (aka OpenDocument Format)). The nice thing about this script is that it converts all documents specified in the input, including subdirectories. The result can be put in another directory, and it retains its original directory structure (the script takes care of keeping the relative path). Use it at your own risk! Requirements Download Download mso2ooo (15.88 kB) How to Use I wanted it to be as easy as possible as my skill allows but oh well ;) Configuration Etc. eXtyles. eXtyles is Inera’s original and primary software product. eXtyles is a fully configurable and expandable suite of editorial and XML tools that allow publishing staff to work in the familiar Microsoft Word environment, simplifying the time-consuming and error-prone aspects of cleaning up, styling, and editing content. eXtyles enables users to: Mold Word documents into a standard style Automatically edit bibliographic references to a preferred style Link references to PubMed and CrossRef Automatically correct references with PubMed/CrossRef data Check Harvard- or Vancouver-style reference citations Export valid XML from Word (NLM/JATS DTD or other DTDs or schemas) Improve editorial quality and cut production costs eXtyles is used by journal, book, standard, and government publishers around the world to edit and export content authored in Word.
Key Features Compare our products with the eXtyles Feature Matrix Explore our full feature set to discover which eXtyles product is right for you. XSLT Inference Tool [Word 2003 XML Reference] Introducing the Office (2007) Open XML File Formats. The Office XML Formats introduce or improve on many types of solutions involving documents that you can build. You can access the contents of an Office document in the new file formats by using any tool or technology capable of working with ZIP archives. You can then manipulate the document content using any standard XML processing techniques, or, for parts that exist as embedded native formats (such as images), process using any appropriate tool for that object type.
In addition, being able to open the container file of a 2007 Microsoft Office system document manually as a ZIP archive has some interesting benefits for developers. For example, when building Office-based solutions, you can examine the contents and structure of a document without having to write any code. The rest of this article explores some scenarios in which Office XML Formats enable document-based solutions. Data Interoperability The use of custom schemas in Office is another way you can use documents to share data. Open XML Package Editor Power Tool for Visual Studio 2010 (Navneet Gupta) - Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) Update (June 5th, 2014): We have released an update to the Open XML Package Editor Power Tools, to make it compatible with Visual Studio 2012 and 2013, and to support Visio’s VSDX format.
In addition, the project is now open-sourced. We hope you enjoy using it – and if you have questions, leave feedback on the “Q and A” section of the download page. We are happy to announce that today we are releasing the Open XML Package Editor Power Tool for Visual Studio 2010 on Visual Studio Gallery. This Power Tool is a Visual Studio add-in that provides an easy way to parse and edit Open Packaging Conventions files, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents.
This Power Tool enables you to do the following tasks: Open any Open XML Package file or XPS Package file directly in Visual Studio 2010. Browse the contents of Package files in a tree view. This Power Tool was originally shipped for Visual Studio 2008 as part of VSTO Power Tools v1.0.0.0. Using Power Tools for Video Studio to Modify Open XML Documents - Eric White's Blog. This blog is inactive.New blog: EricWhite.com/blogBlog TOC(Update June 22, 2010 - This tool has been released for Visual Studio 2010.) There is a cool add-in for Visual Studio that I use. It is the Open XML Package Editor, which is a graphical treeview based editor for examining and editing Open XML Package files. Once you install the add-in, you can drag an Open XML document into Visual Studio, and browse through the parts, and open specific parts for editing in Visual Studio's great XML editor.
Visual Studio doesn't keep the file open, so you can use it in the following scenarios: You can using Word 2007 to create a file, save the file, and close Word. You can then drag the document onto Visual Studio, and look at the markup that was created. This is a very convenient way to examine and edit the XML in Open XML docs! Of course, Word does not indent the XML when deserializing. To format an XML document, select Edit, Advanced, Format Document on the menu (or type ^e, d).