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HTML + CSS layout for Microsoft Word, where to read?
The task is to generate Word documents with information from the database. The work of the system is set in such a way that the creation of documents lies on the shoulders of javascript, on the client.
The process is as follows: we create an html file, create styles, tell the browser that we have a doc file, and download it to the computer.
Since word perfectly understands html files with .doc resolution, the question arises of high-quality and crossword layout. To work in 2003 and 2007, and in the newfangled ones.
While I figured out landscape/portrait, page-break. But there are not enough sensible manuals on the net. Maybe there is a book? or who faced? Mostly what I've found are small tutorials on how to make basic dock files. But in such a way that it was possible to create beauty - no.
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There are good books on the Microsoft website, I once re-read them, I advise you to look
Here is a lesson found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuM-73tIlbk
Here is something else on the topic www.codeproject.com/Articles/7341/Dynamically-gene...
And here is www.effectiveui.com /blog/2015/02/23/generating-ad...
The last link is exactly the same as your case.
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