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Old November 9th, 2005, 10:13 AM
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   I have a task on my project. I need to store word document into sqlserver not only word document but also any file like image,txt,pdf. i have created one field with datatype Image in sqlserver and store that in <binary> format. i have another button on asp.net page when user clicks on that button if that field contains word document binary formate. that worddocument should open in either my webpage window or separate window. Any help from you guys will helps lot to me. My application is with ASP.NET using c#.
 
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use office web component that can help u out using word over there. this is a COM.

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