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I have checked the official links for doc support, and it's clear that docx is not supported in UIWebview, https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/qa/qa1630/_index.html But, I also found out that some guys were able to open docx files in UIWebview, Cannot open docx file through webbrowser in app using OpenIn functionality , Why doc and docx losing style information in iOS? , How to open Microsoft Office documents in iPhone Also, afaik, iOS safari browser is built upon UIWebview and I am able to open docx files from internet in the browser. But when I download a docx from my test server (I

I have a large collection of half-page sized PDF cut-sheets that are held in a folder on my Linux server. A user to the site will want to create a booklet from a subset of these. The booklet will be bound therefore the even pages of the collection will want more margin on the right side and the odd pages will want more margin on the left side. There can be up to 200 pages in a collection out of a universe of 500 pages so I don't want to regenerate each page to set the margin of it. It would take too much of the servers time to run the content through the DOMPDF. Just building the document

First off, I'm using XCode 4.0.2. Okay, here is my issue. I can build Apple sample program for MFMailComposerViewController and run it in the simulator (I am aware it will not send email, I'm just concerned that it builds). That seems to work fine. HOWEVER, when I try to build in my application I get the following message. ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/lloyd/Projects/iOS/simpleApp/MessageUI.framework/MessageUI, missing required architecture i386 in file Undefined symbols for architecture i386: "_OBJC_CLASS_$_MFMailComposeViewController", referenced from: objc-class-ref in MailData.o ld:

Can anyone explain to me the difference between Document Types, Exported UTIs and Imported UTIs in Xcode 5.1? I want to be able to have my app automatically detect file type based on file extension. Which of these three would I need to implement in order to do that? aldoram5 You add a Document Type to register that your app can open that Document Type, this is simple when you select a known file type , but if the file type is not known, you must also define it in Imported UTIs . And if you are the defining your own File Type you must declare it in Exported UTIs and add that Document Type to be

When opening UIDocuments from a closed state, I understand that it is it done on another thread. My question is, if I have code on my main thread that will access the document (like performing a fetch request), how is it guaranteed that the document will be open before I try to access it if the opening of the closed document is done asynchronously? Instead of trying to block a thread, block your application's user from accessing the document until it is open. That's what the completion handler is for. - (void)openWithCompletionHandler:(void (^)(BOOL success))completionHandler When the

When viewing a torrent page, the title of the tab is: Bitsoup.org The Best site for your Torrent appetite :: Details for torrent "ABC" where "ABC" is the name of the torrent file. Unfortunately, when I have 3+ tabs open, I can not see what the name of the torrent file is. I am attempting to create a Greasemonkey script to truncate, or split, the title, so that it only displays the torrent-name, and not the beginning part. I am aware that you can modify the title associated with a page by using document.title = ... but I am unsure of what to assign it to. You could use a regular expression,

I have a JTextComponent in which a user can enter text in two ways: He can type text directly into it. Using a second control, he can indirectly insert text into it. This is done by programmatically calling insertString(). The font used in the text inserted in the second way will be different than the font that is typed in directly. The font of the text typed in will be the default font of the JTextComponent. Here is the code. The TODO is what I don't know how to do. import java.awt.BorderLayout; import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener; import javax.swing