About the OpenXML SDK... Episode 020 of the Office 365 Developer Podcast
O365 Dev Podcast - Office 365 Developer Podcast: Episode 020 about Open XML SDK
In episode 20, Jeremy Thake chats to Doug Mahugh, Eric White and Chris Rae about the Open XML SDK.
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Show Notes
- Open XML WikiPedia
- Open XML SDK on GitHub.com
- Open XML SDK Open Source on blogs.office.com
- Open XML SDK documentation
- Open XML Developer .org
- Open XML for JavaScript
- Samples:
- Word Automation Services
- Productivity Tool
- Screencast series:
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I've blogged about OpenXML enough (as you can see below) to think it was pretty cool to see the podcast post (does that make me weird? Na.... there's a bunch ELSE that makes me weird... lol :)
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Using the OpenXML SDK Productivity Tool to "decompile" Office documents (Turn *X files into the C# OpenXML SDK code that would generate them)
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Using OpenXML SDK to generate Word documents via templates (and without Word being installed)
Checking for Microsoft Word DocX/DocM Revisions/Track Changes without using Word... (via OpenXML SDK, LINQ to XML or XML DOM)
LINQ to XlsX... Using VB.Net, LINQ, the OpenXML SDK and a little C# helper, to query an Excel XlsX
Using native OpenXML to create an XlsX (Which provides an example of why I highlight tools that make OpenXML easier...)
Generating Xlsx's on the Server? You're using OpenXML, right? With help from the PowerTools for OpenXML?
Official boat-load, as in supertanker, sized OpenXML content list (Insert "One OpenXML content list to rule them all" here)
So how do I get from here to OpenXML? Got a map for you, an Open XML SDK Blog Map…
Where to go to scratch your OpenXML dev info itch…
"Open XML Explained" Free eBook (PDF)
The Noob's Guide to Open XML Dev (If you know how to spell OpenXML but that's about it, this is your Getting Started guide...)
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Open XML SDK 2.0 for Microsoft Office Released – Automate Office documents without Office
Open XML 2.0 Code Snippets for VS2010 (and VS2008 too)
Open XML Format SDK 2.0 Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2008 – 52 C#/VB Code Snippets to help ease your Open XML coding
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