Business Benefits

• Avoid Microsoft Word automation in your applications
• Design reports or template documents in the familiar environment of Microsoft Word, not in a custom report designer
• Build or modify documents and formatting with ease using an object model similar to Microsoft Word Object Model and System.Xml
• Populate documents with your data using just a few lines of code
• Generate or process thousands of documents such as reports, letters, invoices, forms in minutes
• Save documents in DOC, HTML, RTF or PDF (requires Aspose.Pdf) formats

General Features

• Open and save RTF, Word 97, Word 2000, Word XP and Word 2003 documents
• Open and save documents in HTML format
• Save documents in Aspose.Pdf.Xml format that can be used by Aspose.Pdf to produce PDF files
• Use Aspose.Words from within a COM or ASP application and pass data as ADO Recordset
• Aspose.Words installation includes easy-to-understand demo projects for ASP.NET, Windows Forms with source code in C#, VB.NET that you can use to build your reporting application in minutes

Document Manipulation Features

• Programmatically create, modify or remove sections, headers, footers, paragraphs, lists, tables, rows, cells, text, fields, form fields, bookmarks, images and other document elements
• Specify detailed formatting for sections, paragraphs, text, rows and cells at runtime
• Join or split documents, copy or move fragments between documents
• Insert and format complex document elements such as images, hyperlinks, fields via a higher-level programming interface
• Insert HTML fragments into the document
• Access and modify document built-in and custom properties
• Protect and unprotect documents

Mail Merge Features

• Use standard Microsoft Word mail merge fields or bookmarks in your reports
• Use Aspose.Words extended syntax for mail merge fields to perform more complex operations during mail merge such as insert images or repeatable regions
• Populate and dynamically grow tables or fragments in the document from your data source using mail merge regions
• Populate the document from any .NET data source such as DataSet, DataTable, DataView, DataReader or from an XML file
• Take precise control, such as number formatting, over how your data is merged into the document using events