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I need to make a routine in c# that takes an MS outlook email (which will have tables inside it) and extract the tables contents to a txt file or csv file.
I don't really know where to start with this.
Could any body tell me how or where to start with this?
If you already figured out how to get the HTML from the email, you can use HTML Agility Pack to parse it and extract what you need.
You can install the Pack using Nuget.
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Where can I obtain C# sample code for the Open XML SDK Library?
Using Word, create two documents -- one that does not contain page numbers, and one that is exactly the same but does contain page numbers how you want to see them.
Download the Open XML SDK Productivity Tool -- http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30425 . This tool can show you exactly the C# code that you need to produce any supplied Office document.
Use the Productivity Tool to open the two documents. Compare and contrast to find the solution that you need.
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I'm developing a web page (asp.net, C#), where the users enter some data every month and save it. I use oracle database.
If the data is not entered for a month, I want a mail to be sent to some email ID, ie. myid#abc.com.
Can anyone help me doing this?
Given how vague your question is, here is an answer to match - use Oracle Alerts.
This blog article should put you in the right direction.
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I'm looking at generating web-documents at runtime. This means generating the html, and JavaScript and css. Are there any advanced libraries? Or am I going to be going at by creating the html document with File.Create("Default.aspx") and then lots of HtmlTextWriter.WriteBlaBlaBla()
Your business requirement seems unclear but try using HTMLtextwriter to have more control over your code
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I want to write a program that will take a mp3 file as a input and output will be the words that are available in that mp3 file. For example, I have a file name test.mp3, that contains some sentences (e.g. how are you? I am fine. What is your name?), now I want to parse the mp3 file so that I can get all words/sentence that are available in test.mp3 file. I prefer .NET(c#) code.
If file format is .wav, then It is okay for me.
Please help me about the issue.
-Thanks,
Arefin
Have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.speech.recognition.aspx . Maybe you'll find something there.
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Closed 12 years ago.
please provide the csharp area in sharepoint. what are the part csharp source is used. how can be document loaded in the sharepoint. whether it can be done through by c sharp.
Almost everything on SP is built into assemblies, so you can't see the C# source. You can use a tool like Reflector to disassemble these assemblies (but they could be obfuscated).
If you want to upload documents through C# have a look at the WebServices. Here's a pretty good tutorial.