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Stephane Belzile
Hi,
I'm building a system designed to manage our company's annual report
creation process. We have multiple documents written by multiple
employees. Sometimes, our manager wants to have an up to date version
of the document. I thought using MS Word's master documents feature
would be great but I read all over the web that there are two types of
master documents. The ones that have been corrupted and the that who
will be very soon! Some sort of a mine field I guess!
Our project uses Visual Studio 2003 (ASP.NET and VB.NET). I need to
give the users the possibility to read the whole document and print
it. I'm currently thinking about developping a custom viewer that
would present in the left pane the table of content, display one
document at a time in the right pane and print them all in sequence if
needed. Before going too far in that direction, I'd like to know if
there is anyone out there who could propose another solution to my
problem.
Thanks
I'm building a system designed to manage our company's annual report
creation process. We have multiple documents written by multiple
employees. Sometimes, our manager wants to have an up to date version
of the document. I thought using MS Word's master documents feature
would be great but I read all over the web that there are two types of
master documents. The ones that have been corrupted and the that who
will be very soon! Some sort of a mine field I guess!
Our project uses Visual Studio 2003 (ASP.NET and VB.NET). I need to
give the users the possibility to read the whole document and print
it. I'm currently thinking about developping a custom viewer that
would present in the left pane the table of content, display one
document at a time in the right pane and print them all in sequence if
needed. Before going too far in that direction, I'd like to know if
there is anyone out there who could propose another solution to my
problem.
Thanks