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If wishes where fishes then the ocean would be full of them..hey wait a minute..the Oceans are full of them!! I see your point, and i'm beginning to understand that it would be a problem allthough i thought that i could initiate a connection between the the two machine and use win32 module..However i did come to think that one could have a webform where one fills out fields and then generates a document via latex or perhaps an oopenoffice file...allthough i havent discovered any modules for it yet..but havent really searched that much. Always looking Thomas
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Re^5: Perl Cgi mysql document management
by samizdat (Vicar) on Mar 09, 2005 at 14:07 UTC
    Using a web form to edit the content is different than what you were asking for. :) I've doen some work on WYSIWYG doc handling, but not with Word file format. Using HTML and JS, it's barely possible, but Java should be a possibility.

    You might see if the OO.org folks are considering adding an HTTP portal to their stuff so OO becomes a 'browser'. That would solve your problem and add a neat twist to OO. Given that it's Open Source (assuming you can d/l all the source incl. the Java!!!) somebody is sure to take it on.