I had some good links earlier, but I lost them now. But, It's pretty easy to figure out if you just create some simple word docs with everything you wish to do, then take that wordml and put it in a CFC. The easiest way for me was to NOT use XSLT transformations. Rather, I just took apart a simple word doc saved as XML and put the wordml into a coldfusion CFC that creates word documents dynamically by combining input with the wordml and saving it as a string until your final output. With about a day of work or so you can create a simple CFC that adds paragraphs, tables, text formatting, lists, etc. I created one and the methods can accept arguments for text formatting, page breaks, indentation, etc.
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