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From: pinga
Message 7 in Discussion


 
Try to 
use stringbuilder class instead of String concatenation
 
Regard
udayan

  
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              From: smartchips 
            
              

                Word recognizes html entities.
                 
                Check the following example.
                 
                
                
private string sHTML= 
                String.Empty;
                
private void 
                Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
                
{
                
// Put user code to 
                initialize the page here
                
if(!IsPostBack)
                
{
                
sHTML = 
                "<HTML><BODY>";
                
sHTML += "<TABLE 
                id='tblBOM' WIDTH='60%' border='1'>";
                
sHTML += "<TR 
                style='HEIGHT: 25.25pt'>";
                
sHTML += "<TD 
                vAlign='bottom' bgColor='#666699'>";
                
sHTML += 
                "<span><b>Your database values goes 
                here</b></span><br>";
                
sHTML += 
                "&lt;br&gt;<b>This html tag is Not 
                rendered</b>";
                
sHTML += 
                "</TD></TR>";
                
sHTML = sHTML + 
                "</TABLE>";
                
sHTML = sHTML + 
                "</BODY></HTML>";
                
Response.ContentType = 
                "application/ms-word";
                
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment;filename=MyNewReport.doc");
                
this.Context.Response.Write(sHTML);
                
}
                
}
                
 
                
Run the above code in a 
                sample.aspx.cs file and see the result.
                
 
                
Cheers
                
Raghu
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