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Software Developer Increases Document Creation Speed With Open XML

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Overview The majority of today's audiences don't take the time to read generic documents or e-mail messages. People expect to receive information that is targeted to their specific needs, but creating those customized documents can be time-consuming. Sklenar GmbH set out to give companies a better way, creating a text automation solution. But Sklenar wanted to make a good solution even better. In 2006, Sklenar decided to develop a new solution that incorporates Open XML Formats. TDIWiz (Text-Data-Integration-Wizard) was released in January 2008 and makes it possible for users to create personalized content quickly and easily, independent of a word-processing program.

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Publisher	Microsoft Tips	File Format	WORD
Date Published	February 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Voice - Data Integration, XML, Word Processing

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