I'm not sure, but at least worth trying xml 5.0. As far as I know, recent
Office applications use xml 5.0.

"Andy Fish" <ajfish@b...> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use the word2html.xsl stylesheet included as part of
> Microsoft's Word 2003 XML viewer to transform a WordML (AKA
> WordProcessingML) file into HTML
>
> It works with the .Net XSLT processor but when I try to use MSXML4 I get
an
> error message
>
> The instruction at "0x69b1fdff referenced memory at 0x00000004". The
memory
> could not be "read".
>
> when I click OK to terminate, the system seems to go into a loop with VB
> taking 100%cpu
>
> it seems to work OK for trivial documents (a few lines of plain text) and
> fails every time for large complex ones. For some small documents it works
> first time but fails if I do it again.
>
> here is the complete code:
>
> Private Sub Command1_Click()
>     Dim xmldoc As New DOMDocument40
>     Dim xsldoc As New DOMDocument40
>     xmldoc.async = False
>     xsldoc.async = False
>     xsldoc.Load "word2html.xsl"
>     xmldoc.Load "word.xml"
>     Call xmldoc.transformNode(xsldoc)
> End Sub
>
> (I have stripped out the error checking but suffice to say the documents
> load OK). Here is a sample document:
>
> 1 Heading
> Hello there Hello there Hello there Hello there Hello there Hello there
> Hello there Hello there
> 2 Heading
>
> note that the two headings are in "heading 1" style with automatic
> numbering.
>
> This example works the first 2 times and then crashes the third time I
click
> the button. If one of the headings is not formatted with Heading style,
the
> conversion works every time.
>
> I'm sure this is some kind of timing or memory allocation issue but it's
> fair to say I'm completely stumped on this one.
>
> many thanks for any ideas
>
> Andy
>
>