Hi Richard - Yes this indeed is a Word document, which is the problem. I get the Word document from the user via a popup modal, via the statement

HttpPostedFileBase filecontent = Request.Files[0];

it's when I try to do the save

filecontent.SaveAs(fullpath);

where it fails, as it writes out a blank document. Could you give me an idea or example of your read and write bytes proposed solution? I'm not familiar. Thanks, appreciate it.

I've got a situation in my .Net application where I have a popup modal where the user will select a Word document and my process will save it to a repository under a different standardized name. To get the input file from the address bar:

HttpPostedFileBase fileContent = Request.Files[0];

Then the save:

fileContent.SaveAs(fullPath);

Unfortunately the SaveAs does not work, as when you get the Word Document from the Response object, it blanks it out when doing the SaveAs. So what I need to do is get the Word Document that the user selected, and save the contents of that Word Document to a Word Document with a different, standardized name. so what I have so far is

using (var documentReader = new StreamReader(fileContent.InputStream))
{
var readDoc = documentReader.ReadToEnd();
}

I know my readDoc variable contains the selected Word document contents, and it appears to do the ReadToEnd correctly, the problem now is, I need to be able to save those contents stored in readDoc to a different Word Document with a different name. Any ideas on how to go about this?

suppose you have two lists of the same size, i.e. same number of elements List a, List b is it possible to traverse the two lists simultaneously and compare the values? Element 1 in list a to element 1 in list b, element 2 in list a to element 2 in list b, etc. I use a Foreach when traversing lists, but am unsure of how to do a side by side comparison of list b when I am traversing list a. Thanks

Is there a way to split data into two separate tables with a single SQL statement? I know that sounds like an odd question, but I have a large table in terms of rows, and I would like to "split" the data into two separate tables for separate processing in parallel fashion. Call me crazy but I thought there was a way to do that in SQL Server, i.e. a SQL statement to divide the table into two separate tables. Is there a way to do that or am I misremembering?

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