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Introduction
WelcomeWhat is WordWriter? Features and Benefits Requirements Frequently Asked Questions Related Products
Quick Start
Creating Your First Word FileUsing an Array as a Data Source Importing from a Database
Features In Depth
Creating a WordWriter TemplateOutput Options Using a Database as a Data Source Formatting Merge Fields Using WordWriter in ASP
WordWriter Applications
Generating Multiple Form LettersCreating a Calendar
Programmer's Reference (ASP.NET)
WordTemplate ObjectOpen Method SetCultureInfo Method SetDataSource Method GetVersion Method Process Method Save Method
Programmer's Reference (ASP)
WordTemplate ObjectOpen Method SetCultureInfo Method SetDataSource Method GetVersion Method Process Method Save Method
Installation
Quick InstallationASP Installation Security Considerations
External Links
WordWriter Home PageTechnical Support SoftArtisans Home Page E-mail General Questions E-mail Technical Support Legal Information
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Security Considerations |
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In ASP.NET, WordWriter executes in the context of the ASPNET account or an authenticated user account. A WordWriter application opens a template file and fills in values to generate a new file. The ASPNET account or an authenticated user account must have Read access to the template file.
If you want to save a generated Word file on the Web server, the ASPNET account or the authenticated user account must have Write access to the directory in which the file will be saved.
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