You can easily insert an HTML string that contains an HTML fragment or whole HTML document into the Word document. Just pass this string to the InsertHtml method. One of the useful implementations of the method is storing an HTML string in a database and inserting it into the document during mail merge to get the formatted content added instead of building it using various methods of the document builder.

Example DocumentBuilderInsertHtml

Inserts HTML into a document using DocumentBuilder.

[C#]

 

Document doc = new Document();

DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

 

builder.InsertHtml(

    "<P align='right'>Paragraph right</P>" +

    "<b>Implicit paragraph left</b>" +

    "<div align='center'>Div center</div>" +

    "<h1 align='left'>Heading 1 left.</h1>");

 

doc.Save(MyDir + "DocumentBuilder.InsertHtml Out.doc");

 

 

[Visual Basic]

 

Dim doc As Document = New Document()

Dim builder As DocumentBuilder = New DocumentBuilder(doc)

 

builder.InsertHtml("<P align='right'>Paragraph right</P>" & "<b>Implicit paragraph left</b>" & "<div align='center'>Div center</div>" & "<h1 align='left'>Heading 1 left.</h1>")

 

doc.Save(MyDir & "DocumentBuilder.InsertHtml Out.doc")

 

 

[Java]

 

Document doc = new Document();

DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

 

builder.insertHtml(

        "<P align='right'>Paragraph right</P>" +

        "<b>Implicit paragraph left</b>" +

        "<div align='center'>Div center</div>" +

        "<h1 align='left'>Heading 1 left.</h1>");

 

doc.save(getMyDir() + "DocumentBuilder.InsertHtml Out.doc");