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Openxml Sdk Convert Word To Html Free Download For Windows 7 32bit

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Openxml Sdk Convert Word To Html Free Download For Windows 7 32bit

Try closing the file after saving In my case, it happened to be the difference between a corrupt and a clean docx file.. I am using Open xml sdk 2 5 along with Power tool to convert docx file to html file which uses HtmlConverter class for conversion.. (I've tested the code with MS Word 2013) According to the Office OpenXML specification valid parent elements for the w:altChunk element are body, comment, docPartBody, endnote, footnote, ftr, hdr and tc.. The code below shows how to add an AlternativeFormatImportPart to a word document. 1

Had the same problem here, but a totally different cause Worth a try if the accepted solution doesn't help.. Would appreciate any help Side Note: One thing I did find that was interesting, and I don't know if it's actually a problem or not, is this response which says AltChunk corrupts the file when working from a MemoryStream. 2

So, I've added the w:altChunk to the body element For more information on the w:altChunk element see this MSDN link.. Can anybody confirm that this is/isn't true?I can reproduce the error " there is a problem with the content" by using an incomplete HTML document as the content of the alternative format import part. https://testzelcompstat.themedia.jp/posts/16577057

Everything works great, until I try to insert an HTML string into my document I have scoured the web and here is what I have come up with so far (snipped to just the portion I am having trouble with):Obviously, I haven't actually added the altChunk in this example, but I have tried appending it everywhere - to the run, paragraph, body, etc. e10c415e6f 4

In ever case, I am unable to open up the docx file in Word 2010 This is making me a little nutty because it seems like it should be straightforward (I will admit that I'm not fully understanding the AltChunk "thing"). HERE