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Are you wanting to do this client-side or server-side?
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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You'll have to make a decision here. Client-side, server-side or both?
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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In that case one option would be to use Microsoft Word. There is an ASP example here but the concept is the same for ASP.NET. Alternatively, there are 3rd party controls such as aspose.spell that you could use.
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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[URL unfurl="true"]http://aspnetlibrary.com[/url]
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