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How to COmpare a word file and an XML file

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Sep 11th, 2006
Hi Friends,

I am New to This Forum,i need an help i am write a programe to compare the contents in the word file and an xml file,please do let me know.
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Re: How to COmpare a word file and an XML file

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Sep 14th, 2006
hi mayur,

This is pretty tough to implement unless you have to time to write down the code.
use xmldocument to load the xml file.

use selectsinglenode() method and loop through all the nodes.

compare each element value with the content in the word document.

to load word documents see this
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/20...FromDotNet.asp

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Chaitanya.
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