Convert it to .rtf format which everyone with word can read. If you can format a
document in the proprietary Microsoft Word format you'd be a genius.
After converting to .rtf fornat save as .doc and word will read it just as if its a
word document. RTF format was established just for this reason.
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Cammarano Richard wrote:
Cammarano Richard wrote:
> We would like our users to be able to download an HTML table from our
> jsp page and save it as a word document. However, we are having trouble
> with formatting. I believe the issue has been raised recently in the
> archives, but had trouble finding it.
>
> This is what we do currently:
> - button on jsp page that calls another jsp page whose mime type is set
> as ms-word
> - that pages contains an HTML table, which opens in ms-word
> Unfortunately, the formatting becomes an issue.
>
> Any ideas on how to do this cleanly?
> Thanks
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