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Hi,
This is an odd ball scenario I'm sure. I've got a .Net web page that
streams an XML Word document from memory. The customer didn't want to pay to
upgrade their Word 2000 software to Word 2003, so they have installed the
Word 2003 Viewer on the side. They didn't need edit capability so the viewer
was acceptable. The problem is that when the document is opened by IE, it is
displaying it using Word 2000 so the end users see a big XML string instead
of the formatted document. Is there a way to force IE to use the Word 2003
Viewer? Here is my code for this, I'm hoping that it is just a simple change
to the ContentType or something.
Response.ContentType = "application/msword"
Response.Write(xmlDoc.OuterXml)
Response.Flush()
This is an odd ball scenario I'm sure. I've got a .Net web page that
streams an XML Word document from memory. The customer didn't want to pay to
upgrade their Word 2000 software to Word 2003, so they have installed the
Word 2003 Viewer on the side. They didn't need edit capability so the viewer
was acceptable. The problem is that when the document is opened by IE, it is
displaying it using Word 2000 so the end users see a big XML string instead
of the formatted document. Is there a way to force IE to use the Word 2003
Viewer? Here is my code for this, I'm hoping that it is just a simple change
to the ContentType or something.
Response.ContentType = "application/msword"
Response.Write(xmlDoc.OuterXml)
Response.Flush()