> The same technique also works (with limits) for Excel. It has > problems with graphics and can't do multiple sheets, but... good to know > anyway :)
Yes, the main problem with this approach is that sometimes a document is saved using multiple HTML files. For Excel, each worksheet in a workbook gets its own HTML file, and in Word, header and footer information is saved in a separate file as well. I've had success generating both a Word document and its header file, storing the file on the server, and redirecting the client to the Word document -- and Word will make the extra HTTP request to load the header file. Maybe I'll try to get this working with Cocoon (I've only done is previously with ASP) and I can document it on a Wiki page. cheers, -steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
