http://openxmldeveloper.com/articles/TextGlow.aspx&nbsp; &nbsp; Displaying Open XML documents in Silverlight with TextGlow By James Newton-King &nbsp; The Office Open XML file format has opened up a new range of possibilities to working with documents. The Microsoft Office 2007 suite of productsen-USCommunityServer 2.0 (Build: 60526.2668)http://openxmldeveloper.com/articles/TextGlow.aspx#7836Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:32:10 GMT1ff61f26-0981-41c7-ad52-ff725e9b1da8:7836gmendezThis looks great. <br>Although I'm not experienced in silverlight, I think that using the GetResourceStream method requires to have the document as a resource inside the project. Am I right? <br>Suppose I must generate (on the server side) on the fly the documents I need to display and make them available to the client using WCF... <br>Would it be possible to display them using TextGlow? <br>Is there any 'Getting Started' like document available? <br>Best wishes, <br> <br>Gonzalohttp://openxmldeveloper.com/articles/TextGlow.aspx#7844Sat, 28 Nov 2009 07:55:31 GMT1ff61f26-0981-41c7-ad52-ff725e9b1da8:7844vinayakbaddiHas any one run the textglow project in vs 2010 and silverlight 3 <br> <br>as its not running in my machine after streaming 100% the container just shows blank pagehttp://openxmldeveloper.com/articles/TextGlow.aspx#8141Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:18:16 GMT1ff61f26-0981-41c7-ad52-ff725e9b1da8:8141cvoaalstIt's a nice tool, but after download the source and run it from Visual Studio 2008 with Silverlight 3 I get a exception when the browsers try to open a Word document.http://openxmldeveloper.com/articles/TextGlow.aspx#8592Mon, 03 May 2010 20:17:58 GMT1ff61f26-0981-41c7-ad52-ff725e9b1da8:8592destrehandaveIs this working for anyone?