Hi C.O.,

It's not entirely clear how you're working with CSS
and Word (inlcuding what version of Word you're using)
when you say you're extracting from a CSS (style sheet).

Word does support CSS and you can attach style sheets to
Word documents, but it doesn't support the CSS-P
but does use some of the positioning atributes in
CSS.

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"CO" wrote in message ...
Hi,
I am working on a project in which I take a CSS and extract text from it.
The problem is that the CSS uses an absolute position on everything. I cannot
simply open it in any Office product because they all display the text inline
without any posiitioning at all.

I have started making an array to sort the css lines by top and then left
postion but I am making one last attempt to find a pre-existing solution.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
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Hi,
I am working on a project in which I take a CSS and extract text from it.
The problem is that the CSS uses an absolute position on everything. I cannot
simply open it in any Office product because they all display the text inline
without any posiitioning at all.

I have started making an array to sort the css lines by top and then left
postion but I am making one last attempt to find a pre-existing solution.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks