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Streams a Document to an HttpResponse with the option of having it open in the user's web browser. The fileName specified will appear in the browser window. In addition, the content-type to use when streaming the file is specified.

 public void Save(Document doc, System.Web.HttpResponse response, System.String fileName, boolean openInBrowser, System.String contentType)

Public Sub Save(ByVal doc As Document, ByVal response As System.Web.HttpResponse, ByVal fileName As String, ByVal openInBrowser As Boolean, ByVal contentType As String)

The Document to save.

The HTTPResponse to write the document to.

The filename to display in the browser window.

Whether to open the document in the browser window (true) or have it open in Word (false).

The content-type to stream the file as.

Thrown if there is an error streaming the document.

For the document to open in the browser window, the "Browse in same window" option must be enabled for .doc file types on the client machine.

The WordApplication.Preserve property is used to specify the way WordWriter will save the document. When the preserve property is set to true, WordWriter attempts to preserve all formatting and features that it doesn't directly support. This includes Fields, Footnotes, Hyperlinks, Comments, and Anchored Images. When the preserve property is false, only those features directly supported by WordWriter will be preserved. This includes all Tables, Lists, Headers and Footers.