“Microsoft Word 2010 Developer Building Blocks” and other wordy links…
Eric White: “The altChunk functionality of the Open XML file formats enables easy merging of documents. You can merge content from multiple sources (other Open XML documents, HTML, plain text, and more) into a single document. After using the Open XML SDK to set up the document that imports alternative content, if you want to convert the document so that the new content is transformed to typical Open XML WordprocessingML, you need to open and save the document using Word 2010. Alternatively, you can use Word Automation Services to process the document and import the alternative content.”
“For your OOXML Conspiracy Theories”
Miguel de Icaza: “The energy that went into stopping OOXML could have been better used in actually completing the formula spec for ODF, which almost four years later is still not part of the ISO spec. In the eyes of the ISO world, it remains an "implementation specific" work. But "advocacy" is a little bit like watching the TV, it is relatively easy. While actually working on improving open source, or open standards is equivalent to going to work. It requires skills, time and longs hours of difficult work (particularly if you are working on the OpenOffice code base).”
listsync.codeplex.com
“Sync between file folder and SharePoint list for large file scenario. Huge file ( such as media file, cad etc.) was not recommended to be directly stored in SharePoint document library. This project is focused on Huge file storing problem.”
writers.stackexchange.com
“Writers is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for people who love writing. It's 100% free, no registration required.”
“Better Handwriting For You: Book 4”
I was raised on this book!