mszCool's thoughts and cents revealedReal illiteracy is the inability to go beyond and be creative...Digitally Signing Office Open XML Packages- July 31, 2007 As I just answered this question for a customer: of course it is possible to digitally sign Office Open XML file format packages. This is a core part of the Open Packaging Convention which is based on open standards such as W3C XML Digital Signatures and X.509 certificates. You can even apply more signatures on one document - programmatically or directly from within Office (Word, Excel or PowerPoint). For more information take a look at the following links: ...http://blogs.msdn.com/mszcool/archive/2007/07/31/digitally-signing-office-open-xml-package... Generating Word Documents on the Server (Part 2) - Dynamically Adding Content Controls Structured Document Tags (SDT) using System.IO.Packaging- July 31, 2007 This blog entry is all about dynamically adding content controls on the server to a word document and binding them to content of a custom XML data island which is generated on the server as well! You can download the sample code here. With my last blog entry I started a little series about generating Word documents on the server using the ECMA Office Open XML File Formats and the System.IO.Packaging API. I mentioned a couple of options for generating documents through code and the one I...http://blogs.msdn.com/mszcool/archive/2007/07/31/generating-word-documents-on-the-server-p... ECMA Office Open XML - Options for Generating Word Documents (on the server;))- July 9, 2007 In my last workshops together with Andreas about ECMA Office Open XML file formats I demonstrated a way for generating Word documents using the packaging API and custom XML data islands. But actually the possibility I presented in the workshop is not the only one... and I have to admit... it's not the easiest one. Therefore I thought I'll share my thoughts on generating documents without the need of having Office installed on your machine based on the new file format including the...http://blogs.msdn.com/mszcool/archive/2007/07/09/ecma-office-open-xml-options-for-generati... |