Merge Pdf Docs
Can someone tell me if it is possible to perform merge operations on a pdf file.
My client wants a user to fill in an on screen form and then have the results merged into a pdf template?
Can someone tell me if it is possible to perform merge operations on a pdf file.
My client wants a user to fill in an on screen form and then have the results merged into a pdf template?
how to write PDF documents from inside
of my ASP application. I understand that there are commerical APIs , SDKs that
I can use. eg. cutePDF.
I have a wast databse of records, where there are so many Images assiociated with each record. I store the Image paths, record's primary key in the database and retrive them as and when required to display the records and the necessary images corresponding to the records. the image path as of now contains a relative path from the root directoy.
Problem:
The main problem is ..what happenes when the hard disk is full and if i add another harddisk.. and add images into that new hard disk. how will i be able to address the images?? as they are in a separate hard disk hence cannot be addressed relative to the web site's root directory..
How to secure images,Docs from anonymous preying Eyes?
Here at work, we have 2 copies of our policies and procedures. We have a Word format, and a PDF format. The problem is that when a policy is changed (there is a commitee meeting every month), the Word doc file is updated, and then a different user has to convert it to PDF (We only have 2 licenses for Acrobat).
I would like to try to develop a solution, where the user updates the doc file, and then goes to a page on our intranet, where they check the boxes beside of the policy and click Convert, then it would convert the doc file to PDF. The policies are in a "public" folder, so the directory structure would be the same everytime. Are there are any tutorials or examples for converting docs to PDF?
I have pass protected files within a directory adequately and included a function that ensures the http_referer is the secured folders index file so that I can be sure the file they are calling is opened up as an include within the index file.
My problem is what if it is a pdf or word doc or pp file. It is a bit of a training directory and they may use various forms of presentations. Now in cold fusion I can control the whole directory by implementing the application.cfm file but I know of no way in asp to do this.
how to insert pictures into Word Documents using
Response.ContentType="application/MSWord" ?
Been trying this for ages, but can't seem to do it.
I have a page that links users to a Word document based on a value drawn from a database table. In other words, John Doe is linked to "./docs/<% = lastname%>.doc" ...
This works fine, but I'm wondering if there's a way to control whether the doc opens read-only? I know Office 2003 docs are supposed to open read-only automatically, but I find that I can edit these docs no problem.
help with some VBScripting that would enable me to search thru Word documents (Word 2000 format) and return the filenames to use in a archive search on a legal website.?
View Replies View RelatedI need some advise and direction on the above issue. I am doing a site where a user are able to upload/download files (image/document). Currently i am storing the physical file on a directory and store the path and filename in mssql.
To retrive the file, i will just simply extract the path and filename to point to the file on the directory. Simple as that. Now i am having a problem when another user might upload a image/document with a same filename as a existing file. I can't replace the file or ask user to give a different filename when uploading to the directorty. So, i am thinking is it advisable to store the image/document in to MSSQL? If so, how do i do that?
I'm trying to figure out how to run a script on my server which will go over a few folders of Word documents, and create html pages out of them which I can then serve to my users. Preferably I want to do this without installing anything else on the server, hopefully it's achievable with a scripting language like VBscript/ASP?
I am used to web programming in PHP,Perl, Java, but for this I need to use ASP, on IIS. I've Googled & Yahooed and not come up with much.
I've done some research on how to do a MS Word merge with data I read
in an ASP application (using a SQL Server database).
I understand the concept since I've done it in a couple other
programming languages.
Does anyone know whether it is possible to effect a mail merge to MSWord
using VBScript in an asp file? I know it is possible to produce a doc
file and force a download using
Response.ContentType = "application/msword"
Response.AddHeader content-disposition","attachment;filename=myfile.doc"
but can I interate through a bunch of records and produce, say, a
separate invoice for each one by merging? I know how to iterate through
the records and write them out
Granting that I have 2 recordsets with the same columns, is it possible to merge these two recordsets?
rs3 = rs1 + rs2 ???
Can someone show me how?
i have to merge 2 different images and save them as one individual image. I manage to overlap both images together in the same position but i'm having problem in saving the images as a single image. i hope anyone can help me with the problem.
View Replies View RelatedI have two tables:
customermaster (id,name,email,mailinglists)
example: 1,john doe, Join Bytes!, NULL
emailmaster (email,listid)
example:
Join Bytes! 1
Join Bytes! 8
I want to get rid of the emailmaster table and merge the listids, into the mailinglists field inside customermaster so that I will have something like 1,8,14,25,99 in the mailinglists field for the email address Join Bytes. How can I accomplish this for MS SQL database?
I have an ASP intranet application that is required to produce Word documents merged with data from a database.I originally looked at automating Word's mail merge capabilities, but nixed that idea since I learned it's not a good idea to try to automate Word on the server
decided to have the Word templates saved as RTF files and to write a parser/merger myself.since Word produces such complicated RTF code,until we decided that we were going to combine multiple templates into one final Word document with, potentiall, different header and footers for each section/template doc.
I'm having a problem figuring out how to get sections inserted into the combined RTF doc, so I'm thinking perhaps I should rethink my solution.how to produce database merged documents from templates created by users on a Web server? We may have some budget, sothird-party tools would be welcome, as well.
I used some example code from MS site (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285176/en-us) to create an ASP page that executes a mail merge in word from a web page. For some reason when it attempts to run the getdata.asp part I always get theerror ..."The connection cannot be used to perform this operation. It is either closed or invalid in this context.
I have tried numerous ways to connecto to the database and form the record set but still get the same error.
HOW can asp open a *.doc and read it and extract mail merge tags and their definitions/values?
View Replies View RelatedI have a single table.
ID Code Description Colour Qty
1 0001 T-Shirt Black 5
2 0002 Soccer Ball Red 1
3 0001 T-Shirt Black 2
4 0001 T-Shirt Navy 6
What I need to do using ASP is take record 1 and merge it with record 3. By this I mean I need to show only a singular qty for the product code 0001.
i.e.
ID Code Description Colour Qty
1 0001 T-Shirt Black 7
2 0002 Soccer Ball Red 1
4 0001 T-Shirt Navy 6
I would like to sort my XML output and still be able to manipulate/alter/modify the XML data by use of some simple ASP code. (I’m going to slice it afterwards, and bake it in to a cornbread. But that’s a story for the cocking forum I’m a member off.)
I’ve no idea if this is ever going to work, but here is what I did.
- I’ve got an XML file; data.xml.
- I’ve got an XSL file; xmlxsl.xsl
The only reason I’m using a XSL file is because (I think) it will enable me to sort the XML data ascending. And of naturally a ASP script to merge al those files together and then to slightly modify the XML output. Code:
I want to merge a word document in the server to display in the client side. The merge code is in a dll. In the asp server script, I invoke the dll to merge.
It raise an error when I use the default IIS user. When I change the IIS user to administrator,It work well. how I should do to resolve this problem?
I have a document. Top right is a logo, there is a space for an address, space for content and space for extra details (3 sections). This can be seen as a normal word template.
I pull in information from a DB so have values: Address, Content, Details. I need to insert these values into their relevant places and produce the word document from the template so user can open/save it.
I need to take a bunch of PDFs that I have made using Appligent's FDFMerge and append them together. I know I could use Appligent's AppendPDF. But I was wondering if there were any free toolkits that I could use with a bit more work out there?
I cannot tell what on the Adobe site would be a candidate for me to even look at. The Acrobat SDK seems to be for Acrobat Reader plugins. Not what I am going for. The PDF library seems a candidate, but what *is* it? A C library? I cannot use a C library unless it has a COM wrapper.
I am working with an old line-feed printer text file. There are characters in the first position of each line that tell the printer what to do, i.e. print this line and advance paper, print and do not advance. when processing this text file for conversion to another text file I can't seem to work out the code for merging two lines. For example,
Type: Location: Quantity:
+ 123 London 45000
After processing the line should look like this:
Type: 123 Location: London Quantity: 45000
I understand the concept but have no idea how to actually merge the two lines with code.
I'm looking for a simple way to merge an image into another image.What i have is a screenshot uploader, and i want to make it so that when they upload the SS, the script will automatically merge a small copyright type image onto the bottom right of the picture.