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Using JAVA, I'm trying to force the browser to download files. Here is the code I currently use: response.reset(); response.resetBuffer(); response.setContentType(mimeType); response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" + fileName + "\""); InputStream in = new FileInputStream(file); OutputStream out = response.getOutputStream(); IOUtils.copy(in, out); out.flush(); out.close(); in.close(); response.flushBuffer(); It works almost well, but when forcing the download of a docx document (MS Office 2007+), the downloaded file is corrupted (at least, that's what MS Office tells

I've created this a couple days ago in which i needed help regarding how to add custom properties to a said document. First of all, I'm running Word 1701(7766.2047). Let's say I have a method In which I return a said custom property. First I'd check if the custom property has been created already. I would do this with a simple getItemOrNullObject(key) and.. If returns null Then simply create it AND return it Else return it It is of my understanding that I need to do a return context.sync().then for the object get actually loaded with data? Am I doing too much return context.sync() calls for

I heard a while ago that the Microsoft Office Spell Checker could be included in own application by using the COM interface of it. Someone remembers the details? Which dll, or which ActiveX Object was it? I have been investigating this just a month ago. It seems that it was possible, but if I remember well since Office 2003 the embeddable COM component has been removed. You will have to look for older versions if you want to do so. Unfortunately I don't have any link, but it took me few minutes to find the appropiate explanations in Microsoft forums. I have been evaluating some commercial

MS Office apps have an incredible API that lets one execute any command that is accessible from the UI, but inaccessible from the Object Model. Specifically, you can use ExecuteMso() to execute any command button, toggle button or split button. The docs say: expression.GetEnabledMso(idMso) idMso - Identifier for the control (String) Are the string command codes documented anywhere? Office apps have thousands of unique commands that can be viewed in the Options dialog, and it would be nice to have a reference of the string codes for all of these. There are these: Office 2007: Lists of Control

I have an Task-pane Office Add-in ( https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/fp123523.aspx ) on registered Office 365 Site. When the user opens a spreadsheet from a document library on that site, then in edit mode, can use the "Office Add-ins" from the Insert menu to insert my add-in to the Spreadsheet. My add-in helps them population and update data on the spreadsheet. They then save the spreadsheet back with the updated data. Now, the next time they open that spreadsheet, my task-pane shows up again. Is there any the task pane can not start opened? I would like the user to explicitly

Similar to the OpenArgs property of the Form object, am I able to open the Access Application itself with a passed parameter (say from a .bat file)? Basically I'm looking to speed up the user's experience by having variable links to .bat files that open the same file, but to a different menu screen etc. Use the /cmd command-line parameter to start Access, and the Commmand() function in Access-VBA to read it. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\MSACCESS.EXE" D:\Work\myDb.accdb /cmd foo and this function called by an Autoexec macro: Public Function AutoExec() Dim sCmd As String ' .