Ulf Dittmer wrote:Seeing that it is a commercial product, what does the customer support say?
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:No customer support doesn't exactly make one want to purchase the product.
Maybe give Apache POI a try.
Dara Javaherian wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:No customer support doesn't exactly make one want to purchase the product.
Maybe give Apache POI a try.
Will that work for building complex tables do you know?
Dara Javaherian wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Oh, sorry I thought you meant something like "don't ask for help on a commercial product"... sorry! I should have said that there is little to no customer support regarding my issue.
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Rob Spoor wrote:
Dara Javaherian wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Oh, sorry I thought you meant something like "don't ask for help on a commercial product"... sorry! I should have said that there is little to no customer support regarding my issue.
There's no problem asking help here for a commercial product, but if there is customer support available from the vendor they will be able to help you out a lot better than we are. After all, they're trained to provide the support you'd need. As for your case, if you mention that you'd be willing to upgrade to the pro version they might be wanting to help you out. The company I work at once had problems with an evaluation version of a certain database connector where my company got excellent support, even though we didn't even buy the connector in the end.
do you know of a good way to generate OpenOffice.org (.odt) files?
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Shahzad Latif wrote:Hi,
Have you tried Aspose.Words for Java to create .DOCX/.DOC files? It is commercial product, but you not only get the complete documentation, but also the customer support through the support and development team. See if this might help you.
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