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Hello, That codeproject article is a library creating rtf document from scratch. That is to say, it requires the user to parse the html and decide how to call its codes to create the rtf document. It does not accept an HTML document as input.
I serach on the net and find this sample project. I think it should fit to your demand.
I only read but have not tested the project. Hope this helps! Have a nice day! Ji Zhou in Forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Thanks for your quick reply. The code in a typical Generated HTM File (by right clicking on the file and viewing it in notepad) looks like this. Joe Jones Analyst Company Name Company Direct Line: 020 555 555 The Street Park Road London CF1 1XX Tel: 020 111 111 Fax: 020 222 222 DX: 12345 London Web.
Hi Colbert, thanks for your reply. My C# code creates the HTM file itself using the following code. StringBuilder SB = new StringBuilder; StringWriter SW = new StringWriter(SB); HtmlTextWriter htmlTW = new HtmlTextWriter(SW); viewName.RenderControl(htmlTW); string SigHtml = SB.ToString; StreamWriter streamw = new StreamWriter(File.Create(theSignature), Encoding.BigEndianUnicode); streamw.Close; StreamWriter modify = new StreamWriter(File.Open(theSignature, FileMode.Open), Encoding.BigEndianUnicode); where viewName is an ASP.Net View Control and theSignature is the name and path the file will be created and modified. I want to take this.htm file and convert it to RTF without any user intervention (apart from a Button Click). The C# code to convert the HTM file to RTF will run straight after this. If you have any C# code that will do this I would be most greatful! Hello Renee, The Ambiguity warning appears because Quit and Close are both method and events.
That warning does not affect the application. So we do not need to worry about it. The Server Error happens because this approach is based on Office automation. It looks like the Office Application is not installed on the IIS Server.
Actually, if we design to implement this in an ASP.NET application, I think my previous suggestion is not appropriate because Server-side Office automation is not recommended and supported. So we may research more for other workarounds.
Have a nice day! Ji Zhou in Forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Hello, That codeproject article is a library creating rtf document from scratch. That is to say, it requires the user to parse the html and decide how to call its codes to create the rtf document. It does not accept an HTML document as input. I serach on the net and find this sample project. I think it should fit to your demand.
I only read but have not tested the project. Hope this helps! Have a nice day! Ji Zhou in Forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.