We are seriously considering Aspose.Words for .Net, and after spending a few hours on your site, may I ask a question? We have a new intranet site which electronically creates product quotes. Currently, my print function directs HTML to MS Word via the ASP.Net Response MIME type. You are well aware of the limitations, especially with document headers. We could solve the header issue with WordML, but our users want the option of printing without any dialogs (for this I assume your Document.Print() will suffice). In order to simplify the code, rather than building the document HTML from scratch, I use an series of HTML template files with variables that are replaced with actual values using StringBuilder. With this background, my question is as follows: if I wanted to keep this same approach of using template files and replacing variables, what format would be optimal for the template files (the quotes are fairly basic documents with a few tables and a single imbedded logo gif) and what methods could be used in the replace operations (I only saw inserts in the DocumentBuilder class). Thanks very much – Darryl.
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