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Using LINQ to Query Excel Tables<\/a>
Accepting Revisions in Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a>
Mastering Text in Open XML Word-Processing Documents<\/a>
Simplifying Open XML WordprocessingML Queries by First Accepting Revisions<\/a>
Transforming Open XML Documents using XSLT<\/a>
Transforming Open XML Documents to Flat OPC Format<\/a>
Transforming Flat OPC Format to Open XML Documents<\/a>
The Flat OPC Format<\/a>
Creating Data-Bound Content Controls using the Open XML SDK and LINQ to XML<\/a>
Create a List of All Parts in an Open XML Document<\/a>
OpenXmlCodeTester: Validating Code in Open XML Documents<\/a>
Using LINQ to XML to Retrieve Content Controls in Word 2007<\/a>
Remove Comments<\/a>
Remove Personal Information<\/a>
Accept Revisions<\/a>
Automated Processing of Open XML Documents using PowerShell<\/a>
Extract Comments<\/a>
OpenXML Content Types in an XML Document<\/a>
Bulk Convert DOC to DOCX<\/a>
The Legacy Hashing Algorithm in Open XML<\/a>
How to Use altChunk for Document Assembly<\/a>
Inserting \/ Deleting \/ Moving Paragraphs in an Open XML Document<\/a>
Remove Rsid Elements and Attributes before Comparing Open XML Documents<\/a>
Inner Join of Two Excel Tables<\/a>
Joining LINQ to SQL and LINQ to Excel<\/a>
Working with In-Memory Open XML Documents<\/a>
Comparing Two Open XML Documents using the Zip Extension Method<\/a>
Splitting Runs in Open XML Word Processing Document Paragraphs<\/a>
Comparison of Navigating Parts between System.IO.Packaging and the Open XML SDK<\/a>
Merging Comments from Multiple Open XML Documents into a Single Document<\/a>
Using DocumentBuilder with Content Controls for Document Assembly<\/a>
Comparison of altChunk to the DocumentBuilder Class<\/a>
Generalized Approach to Open XML Markup References<\/a>
Interrelated Markup in Open XML Word Processing Documents<\/a>
Creating a Template Open XML Document in Memory<\/a>
Finding Paragraphs by Style Name or Content in an Open XML Word Processing Document<\/a>
Seven Key Benefits of Open XML<\/a>
Move\/Insert\/Delete Paragraphs in Word Processing Documents using the Open XML SDK<\/a>
Essentials of the Open Packaging Conventions<\/a>
Using the SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model with Open XML<\/a>
Working with Numbered Lists in Open XML WordprocessingML<\/a>
Inserting Content That Contains Images Using altChunk<\/a>
Increasing Performance of Word Automation for large amount of data using Open Xml SDK<\/a>
Enabling Better Transformations by Simplifying Open XML WordprocessingML Markup<\/a>
Retrieving the Default Style Name of an Open XML WordprocessingML Document<\/a>
ListItemRetriever: Accurately Retrieving Text of a Open XML WordprocessingML Paragraph<\/a>
Validate Open XML Documents using the Open XML SDK 2.0<\/a>
Using Nested Content Controls for Data and Content Extraction from Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a>
Transforming WordprocessingML to Simpler XML for Easier Processing<\/a>
Table Markup in Open XML SpreadsheetML<\/a>
Processing all Content Parts in an Open XML WordprocessingML Document<\/a>
Open XML Package Editor Power Tool for Visual Studio 2010<\/a>
Using the Open XML SDK from within a Managed Add-In<\/a>
Determining if an Open XML WordprocessingML Document contains Tracked Changes<\/a>
Using Content Controls to give Semantic Meaning to Content in Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a>
Building Document Generation Systems from Templates with Word 2010 and Word 2007<\/a>
Building Publishing Systems that Use Word 2010 or Word 2007<\/a>
Using Open XML WordprocessingML Documents as Data Sources<\/a>
Testing for Base Styles in Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a>
Modifying an Open XML Document in a SharePoint Document Library<\/a>
Formats Supported for altChunk<\/a>
Validate Open XML Documents using the Open XML SDK 2.0<\/a>
Using Nested Content Controls for Data and Content Extraction from Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a><\/p>\nTransforming Open XML WordprocessingML to XHtml<\/h1>\n
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Parsing Excel Formulas<\/h1>\n
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Managed Add-Ins<\/h1>\n
Increasing Performance of Word Automation for large amount of data using Open Xml SDK<\/a>
Programmatically Limiting Styles in Word<\/a>
Designing a Content Publishing System<\/a>
Using Nested Content Controls for Data and Content Extraction from Open XML WordprocessingML Documents<\/a><\/p>\nFunctional Programming \/ LINQ to XML<\/h1>\n
Functional Programming Tutorial – VB 9.0<\/a>
Using Annotations to Transform LINQ to XML Trees in an XSLT Style<\/a>
Performance of LINQ to XML<\/a>
Performance of Chained Queries<\/a>
Atomized XName and XNamespace Objects<\/a>
Preatomization of XName Objects<\/a>
Statically Compiled Queries<\/a>
Writing Robust LINQ to XML Code that Performs Well<\/a>
Closures<\/a>
LINQ to TEXT and LINQ to CSV<\/a>
Chunking a Collection into Groups of Three<\/a>
Use a Lambda Expression for an Event Handler<\/a>
Find Duplicates using LINQ<\/a>
Generating a LINQ to XML Tree from Anonymous Types<\/a>
How to Create Hierarchy from Flat Data using LINQ<\/a>
The GroupAdjacent Extension Method<\/a>
The SkipLast Extension Method<\/a>
Formatting LINQ Code<\/a>
Using LINQ to XML Events and Annotations to Track if an XML Tree has Changed<\/a>
OpenXmlCodeTester: Validating Code in Open XML Documents<\/a>
Use INFER.EXE to Create XML Schemas<\/a>
Are Developers Using LINQ?<\/a>
Are Developers Using LINQ? (Part 2)<\/a>
Anders Hejlsberg Introduces C# 4.0 at PDC 2008<\/a>
Debugging LINQ Queries<\/a>
Comparing LINQ to XML and XPath<\/a>
A More Robust Approach for Handling XName Objects in LINQ to XML<\/a>
Writing Succinct Code to move XElement and XAttribute Objects from One LINQ to XML Tree to Another<\/a>
Align Attributes when Formatting XML using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Getting Started with SharePoint (WSS) Web Services using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Working with Optional Elements and Attributes in LINQ to XML Queries<\/a>
Querying LINQ to XML Nodes in Reverse Document Order with Better Performance<\/a>
Document-Centric Transforms using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Recursive Approach to Pure Functional Transformations of XML<\/a>
Computing Deep Hash Codes using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Equality Semantics of LINQ to XML Trees<\/a>
Manually Cloning LINQ to XML Trees<\/a>
The Composability Thought Process for LINQ<\/a>
Ease of Maintenance of LINQ Code<\/a>
Ease of Maintenance of LINQ Code (2)<\/a>
XML Element and Attribute Name Guidelines<\/a>
Why I Don’t Use the ForEach Extension Method<\/a>
Implementing ‘Inheritance’ in XML<\/a>
Writing Entity References using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Rollup Extension Method: Create Running Totals using LINQ to Objects<\/a>
Reducing Connaissance (Interconnectedness) and Increasing Robustness using LINQ<\/a>
Serializing Encoded XML Documents using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Convert XDocument to XmlDocument (and Convert XmlDocument to XDocument)<\/a>
Creating a Collection from Singletons and Collections using LINQ<\/a>
Controlling Namespace Serialization of LINQ to XML<\/a>
Hex Dump using LINQ (in 7 Lines of Code)<\/a>
Ad-Hoc String Concatenation using LINQ<\/a>
Serializing Encoded XML Documents using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Convert XDocument to XmlDocument (and Convert XmlDocument to XDocument)<\/a><\/p>\nPowerTools for Open XML<\/h1>\n
Detailed Description of PowerTools for Open XML cmdlets<\/a>
The Use of Extension Methods to Manage Open XML Document Changes in PowerTools for Open XML<\/a>
Getting Started with PowerTools for Open XML Development<\/a>
Announcing the Release of PowerTools for Open XML V1.1<\/a>
Release of PowerTools for Open XML v1.1.1<\/a>
Generating a Custom Letter using PowerTools for Open XML and PowerShell<\/a>
How to Control Sections when using OpenXml.PowerTools.DocumentBuilder<\/a>
Enabling Better Transformations by Simplifying Open XML WordprocessingML Markup<\/a><\/p>\nUseful Code Snippets<\/h1>\n
Running an Executable and Collecting the Output<\/a><\/p>\nWriting \/ Other<\/h1>\n
Thoughts on Technical Writing for a Large Audience<\/a>
An Approach to Reading Specifications Quickly<\/a><\/p>\nSharePoint<\/h1>\n
Using the SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model with Open XML<\/a>
Getting Started with SharePoint (WSS) Web Services using LINQ to XML<\/a>
Modifying Open XML Documents that are in SharePoint Document Libraries using SharePoint<\/a>
Removing Comments and Personal Information, and Accepting Revisions in an Open XML Document Stored in SharePoint<\/a>
Modifications to web.config for Debugging SharePoint Components<\/a>
SharePoint at the Intersection<\/a>
Modifying Open XML Documents from within the SharePoint Object Model<\/a>
Writing and Hosting a Web Service in the SharePoint 2010 Demo Virtual Machine<\/a>
Exploring the BDC Metadata Schema<\/a>
Microsoft patterns and practices: Developing Applications for SharePoint 2010<\/a>
Getting Started Building a WCF Web Service<\/a> Removing Speaker Notes from a set of PowerPoint Presentations<\/a>
Establishing Trust between a WCF Web Service and the SharePoint 2010 Security Token Service<\/a>
Consuming a Claims-Enabled WCF Web Service as a SharePoint 2010 External Content Type<\/a>
Access denied by Business Data Connectivity<\/a>
Searching External Data in SharePoint 2010 Using Business Connectivity Services<\/a>
Modifying an Open XML Document in a SharePoint Document Library<\/a>
Developing with SharePoint 2010 Word Automation Services<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"