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- Office 2003 XML
- Office 2003 XML
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- Who Should Read This Book
- Who Should Not Read This Book
- Organization of This Book
- Supporting Books
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Microsoft Office and XML
- 1.1 Why XML?
- 1.2 Different Faces of XML
- 1.3 Different XML Faces of Office
- 1.4 Opening Office to the World
- Chapter 2. The WordprocessingML Vocabulary
- 2.1 Introduction to WordprocessingML
- 2.2 Tips for Learning WordprocessingML
- 2.3 WordprocessingML s Style of Markup
- 2.4 A Simple Example Revisited
- 2.5 Document Structure and Formatting
- 2.6 Auxiliary Hints in WordprocessingML
- 2.7 More on Styles
- Chapter 3. Using WordprocessingML
- 3.1 Endless Possibilities
- 3.2 Creating Word Documents
- 3.3 Extracting Information from Word Documents
- 3.4 Modifying Word Documents
- 3.5 Converting Between WordprocessingML and Other Formats
- Chapter 4. Creating XML Templates in Word
- 4.1 Clarifying Use Cases
- 4.2 A Working Example
- 4.3 Word s Processing Model for Editing XML
- 4.4 The Schema Library
- 4.5 How the onload XSLT Stylesheet Is Selected
- 4.6 Merged XML and WordprocessingML
- 4.7 Attaching Schemas to a Document
- 4.8 Schema-Driven Editing
- 4.9 Schema Validation
- 4.10 Document Protection
- 4.11 XML Save Options
- 4.12 Reviewing the XML-Specific Document Options
- 4.13 Steps to Creating the onload Stylesheet
- 4.14 Deploying the Template
- 4.15 Limitations of Word 2003 s XML Support
- Chapter 5. Developing Smart Document Solutions
- 5.1 What s a Smart Document?
- 5.2 Creating a Smart Document Solution
- 5.3 Coding the Smart Document
- 5.4 Coding in VB.NET
- 5.5 Manifest Files
- 5.6 Other Files
- 5.7 Attaching the Smart Document Expansion Pack
- 5.8 Deploying Your Smart Document Solution
- 5.9 A Few Last Words on Smart Documents
- 5.10 Some Final Thoughts
- Chapter 6. Working with XML Data in Excel Spreadsheets
- 6.1 Separating Data and Logic
- 6.2 Loading XML into an Excel Spreadsheet
- 6.3 Editing XML Documents in Excel
- 6.4 Loading and Saving XML Documents from VBA
- Chapter 7. Using SpreadsheetML
- 7.1 Saving and Opening XML Spreadsheets
- 7.2 Reading XML Spreadsheets
- 7.3 Extracting Information from XML Spreadsheets
- 7.4 Creating XML Spreadsheets
- 7.5 Editing XML Maps with SpreadsheetML
- Chapter 8. Importing and Exporting XML with Microsoft Access
- 8.1 Access XML Expectations
- 8.2 Exporting XML from Access Using the GUI
- 8.3 Importing XML into Access Using the GUI
- 8.4 Automating XML Import and Export
- Chapter 9. Using Web Services in Excel, Access, and Word
- 9.1 What Are Web Services?
- 9.2 The Microsoft Office Web Services Toolkit
- 9.3 Accessing a Simple Web Service from Excel
- 9.4 Accessing More Complex Web Services
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