Please. Please. Please... use Infopath for this.
The form is completely under your control. The fields are the only things
saved. You can add programming code to the buttons or just call web
services (a built-in capability).
Using word as a forms tool is just plain painful when there are tools like
Infopath around.

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> Hi,
> I have a question about saving the content of a word documents to an sql
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> Thanks a lot
> Julia
Julia - 03 Aug 2005 09:55 GMT
Thanks for the tip. My problem is just that the customer wants to use word...
> Please. Please. Please... use Infopath for this.
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> > Thanks a lot
> > Julia
hB - 03 Aug 2005 11:57 GMT
Save the MS Word document itself in the database [blob].
Or perhaps i think there would be some utility to do
InfoPath -> MsWord and/or vice versa.
(Plus with new Office all docs are going to be saved in XML, that is
going to be very very helpful in many ways)
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