Supported Document Formats
Wordize consists of modules that allow users to work with different features and sets of formats. There are two groups of modules:
- Conversion modules – modules for converting documents from one format to another, which allow users to load their documents and save them in the required formats
- Feature modules – modules for working with features other than conversion, such as comparison, digital signature, search and replace, and others
Conversion Modules
You cannot use Wordize features without the ability to load your document and then save the result – that’s what conversion modules are for.
To understand which conversion module you need, carefully study the list of loading and saving formats. If the formats you are interested in are in different modules, then you need several modules for correct operation.
The following table lists the modules for converting documents and the corresponding loading and saving formats:
| Module | Load Formats | Save Formats |
|---|---|---|
| Wordize Core for .NET * | MS Word document formats: DOC, DOCX, DOT, DOTX, DOCM, DOTM, DocPreWord60, MS Word 2007 XML (FlatOpc, FlatOpcTemplate, FlatOpcMacroEnabled, FlatOpcTemplateMacroEnabled), MS Word 2003 XML (WordML), RTF, XML, Text | MS Word document formats: DOC, DOCX, DOT, DOTX, DOCM, DOTM, DocPreWord60, MS Word 2007 XML formats (FlatOpc, FlatOpcTemplate, FlatOpcMacroEnabled, FlatOpcTemplateMacroEnabled), MS Word 2003 XML Format(WordML), RTF, Text, XLSX |
| Wordize Web for .NET | Web formats: HTML, MHTML, MD, CHM | Web formats: HTML, MHTML, MD, CHM |
| Wordize eBook for .NET | eBook formats: EPUB, AWZ3, MOBI | eBook formats: EPUB, AWZ3, MOBI |
| Wordize OpenOffice for .NET | Open Office document formats: ODT, OTT | Open Office document formats: ODT, OTT |
| Wordize PDF Load for .NET | ||
| Wordize Rendering for .NET | Fixed page formats: PDF, XPS, SVG, TIFF, PNG, BPM, JPEG, GIF, EMF, PS, PostScript, XPS, XamlFixed, OpenXps, XamlFlow and XamlFlowPack, PCL, EPS |
Wordize Core for .NET module is mandatory. That is, to work with Wordize, you need to purchase a Wordize Core for .NET license.
With one conversion module, you can load and save documents in the formats listed in the table above. For example, the Wordize Core for .NET module allows you to work with documents in various Word formats – for example, you can convert DOC to DOCX.
If you have licenses for several conversion modules, you can expand the list of loading and saving formats. For example, if you have licenses for the Wordize Core for .NET and Wordize Web for .NET modules, you can load an HTML document and convert it to DOCX.
Other Feature Modules
As mentioned above, there are modules for working with features other than conversion. The special thing about working with these modules is that in addition to the required feature, you have to purchase a license for the conversion module with the formats you need – this is necessary in order to load your document and then save the result.
Below is a list of modules for working with features:
- Wordize Comparison for .NET
- Wordize Mail Merge for .NET
- Wordize Merge for .NET
- Wordize Replacement for .NET
- Wordize Reporting for .NET
- Wordize Signature for .NET **
- Wordize Splitting for .NET
- Wordize Watermark for .NET
So, if you have licenses for the Wordize Core for .NET (mandatory) and Wordize Splitting for .NET modules, this means you can load a Word document, split it into parts, and save each part in the same or another Word format.
Modules except Wordize Signature for .NET support all document loading and saving formats. Wordize Signature for .NET currently only supports Doc, Dot, Docx, Dotx, Docm, Odt, Ott, Xps formats.
Read more about each module in the Developer Guide section.