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SpreadsheetConverter editions and prices.

Try the program for free in your own PC. Download and install this plug-in for Excel in Windows.

E-mail us your spreadsheet, and we will e-mail you the converted webpage for free. No installation or credit card required.

Visit our examples library to learn more about what the product can do for you.

Compare the different editions of the product to see which one is best for you.

If you need help during the free trial or as a paid customer, just contact our Help Center.


If you like the program, you must purchase a license before you publish your calculators on the web.

Upgrade an existing license from an old to a new version online.

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Lost license key
I lost my license key, do I have to purchase a new license?
No, contact sales using the email address you used when you purchased, and we will send you the key.
Where is the non-trial version?
The trial version and the licensed version of SpreadsheetConverter are the same program. By entering the license key, the trial program converts itself into the full version.
FAQ
 Complete FAQ

Microsoft Visual Studio

When I import the ASP.NET page into Visual Studio 2003, it complains about SRC=.

You have to delete the SRC-attribute. Visual Studio 2003 uses CodeBehind instead.

You find a tutorial here:

http://www.spreadsheetconverter.com/tutorials/programmers/as pnet/save-asp-net-to-database-14.pdf

A little article describing the difference between Src and CodeBehind:

http://www.dotnetcoders.com/web/Articles/ShowArticle.aspx?ar ticle=22

Visual Studio is too expensive, any alternatives?

If you do not want to purchase VS, there are free alternatives.

Microsoft® Visual Web Developer® 2010 Express provides you with everything you need to start building standards-friendly Web applications

http://www.microsoft.com/express/Web/

How can I store the form values in a database?

You want to store the values from your ASP.NET form into a database and repopopulate the form when the user returns back.

Connecting an ASP.NET form created with SpreadsheetConverter to a database is very easy if you know some programming and Visual Studio.

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