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Open XML SDK Session at PDC

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I wanted to share with you guys some really cool demos and source code I presented at PDC last month. In addition to some of the same content I have talked about in my previous posts, I showed solutions to other scenarios, including Open XML SDK solutions built on top of SharePoint. I also talked about some of the awesome tools that are available for building solutions on top of Open XML formats. For example, the SDK comes with three very useful tools:

  1. Open XML Diff – Allows you to compare two Open XML files to see differences at the xml and part level
  2. Class Explorer – Allows you to navigate the Open XML standard (Ecma 376 version) as it relates to the SDK
  3. Document Reflector – Probably the coolest of the three tools. Allows you to automatically generate Open XML SDK code based on an Open XML file

Check out the session here: https://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/PC34. If you are interested in checking out the source code to some of the demos click here.

Next time, I will show you how to merge multiple documents together into one document by leveraging altChunks.

Zeyad Rajabi

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  • Anonymous
    December 03, 2008
    Great job Zeyad.  Thanks for the excellent posts!

  • Anonymous
    December 03, 2008
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  • Anonymous
    December 05, 2008
    Hey Felicity, I got your document through a colleague and took a look. It looks like there was some bug around how one of the equations was stored, and by removing a bit of the XML it cleared everything up. I sent you an updated copy, so I hope that helps. -Brian

  • Anonymous
    December 09, 2008
    If you've been at one of the recent DII workshops, you may recall that some of us from Microsoft have