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How to C#: Quick to Start Using XDoc.Word


To Have a Quick Evaluation of XDoc.Word in Visual C# Console Application





As a leading professional third-party SDK supplier in the field of image and document management, RasterEdge has always been devoted to providing various effective and fully-functional imaging solutions for developers who are working on different .NET developing applications.

This C#.NET Word document processing toolkit, RasterEdge XDoc.Word SDK for .NET is one of the most strongly-featured and mature document imaging library toolkits on the market, which is designed to help developers implement Word-related tasks in their C#.NET applications.

Using this C#.NET Word document processor control, you can easily and quickly complete Word document creating and loading, Word document conversion, Word document annotation and more in any type of a 32-bit or 64-bit .NET application, including ASP.NET web service and Windows Forms for any .NET Framework version from 2.0 to 4.5.

As you know, there're various reliable Word document processing features that can be implemented in C#.NET programming. And you may want to have a quick testing on RasterEdge XDoc.Word after downloading its free trial package online. To meet your requirement, on this quick to start page, we will tell how to create a C# console application, merge two Word files, and save into a new Word file.


Create a C# Console Application



  • Open Visual Studio and click "New" from toolbar. Note, Visual Studio 2005 and above versions are available;
  • Choose "C# Language" and "Console Application" respectively to create a project.


Sample C# Code for Merging Two Word Files and Save



By following steps below, your C# project will merge the two input Word files according to priority, and then create a new Word file to a defined output path. 

String inputFilePath1 = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "1.docx";
String inputFilePath2 = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "2.docx";
String outputFilePath = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "Output.docx";
String[] inputFilePaths = new String[2] { inputFilePath1, inputFilePath2 };

// Combine two Word files.
DOCXDocument.CombineDocument(inputFilePaths, outputFilePath);