Find and Replace Options in a .NET Word Library

Arun - Aug 13 - - Dev Community

Learn how to work with find and replace options in a Word document using the Syncfusion .NET Word Library. In this video, you will see how to find and replace text in a Word document with any desired text, image, hyperlink, paragraph, table, part of a document, or entire document using Syncfusion's .NET Word Library. This library provides options to find text by matching case and whole words. You can view each occurrence one by one or all occurrences of a text at once in a document. This feature saves you time and effort by allowing you to automatically find and replace text patterns in a Word document using Regex.

The .NET Core Word Framework by Syncfusion is a high-performance and feature-rich library designed for advanced Word document processing. It allows you to create, read, and edit Word documents programmatically in .NET Core applications. This framework offers powerful conversion APIs to convert Word documents to various formats such as PDF, HTML, RTF, and ODT. It also includes advanced editor components to view, edit, and print Word documents seamlessly within your applications. Key features include the ability to create and edit Word documents with text, formatting, images, shapes, tables, and more.

You can generate reports like invoices and payrolls quickly by performing mail merges without Microsoft Office dependencies. Additionally, it allows you to convert Word documents to PDF, HTML, RTF, ODT, and other formats, protect documents with passwords and restrict editing, perform advanced find and replace operations within documents, and split documents into multiple parts or merge multiple documents into one. The framework is optimized for server environments, ensuring low memory usage and high speed.

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Example project: https://github.com/SyncfusionExamples/DocIO-Examples/tree/main/Find-and-Replace

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