通过 Internet 打开和保存 Word 文件
我遇到的情况超出了我的知识范围。这是情况： 一个简单的基于 Web 的系统存储 Word 文件。用户在本地创建它们，然后将它们上传到服务器。之后，其他用户可以再次下载、编辑和上传。一切都很好，但是重复下载/上传的步骤会引起麻烦 - 万一用户在进行更改后忘记上传。先决条件是他们只想使用Word，所以我不能使用任何网络编辑器，例如CKEditor或Google Documents。
那么 - 一个问题 - 有没有办法让用户在不设置 VPN 的情况下使用 Word 打开/保存 DOC 文件？
服务器是Windows 2008，语言是ASP.NET / classicASP。用户通过浏览器访问系统。
I have a situation that override my knowledge. Here is situation:
A simple web based system store a Word files. Users create them locally, then upload them to server. After that, another user can download, edit and upload again. All that is okay, but that steps of repeating Download/Upload cause troubles - in case when user forgot to upload after he make changes. The prerequisites is that they want to use only Word, so i can't use any web editors like CKEditor or Google Documents.
So - a question - is there a way to let users open/save that DOC files with Word without setting a VPN?
Server is a Windows 2008, and language is ASP.NET / classicASP. User access system via browsers.
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我认为你可以在你的网络系统中嵌入一个名为 aceoffix 的插件，如果客户不需要下载、上传并保存回服务器。通过 aceoffix，他们可以在线编辑并直接保存回服务器。它的界面与 MS Office 完全相同。希望这会有所帮助。
I think you can embed a plugin called aceoffix in your web system, if the customers do not have to download, upload and save back to server. With aceoffix they can edit online and save back to the server directly. It is exactly the same interface as MS Office. Hope this will be helpful.
一个小应用程序（在客户端上）充当同步器（使用 FTP）怎么样？
How about a tiny app (on clients) to act as a syncronizer (using FTP) ?
我认为嵌入式 Word 查看器的实现相当复杂 - 特别是如果它们需要本机、正确且精确的 Word 外观/菜单。
一种替代方法是向用户提供插件，他们可以直接从服务器访问文档或将文档同步到服务器。但是，您使用的不是网站而是本地插件，当然，本地插件也有其自身的麻烦。
创建 Word 插件是一种很好的方法，当您自己实际创建它时，它看起来就像“在 Office 程序中”，这样您的用户就不必感觉他们正在使用另一个程序。我的想法是，您可以创建一种方法，让用户从服务器加载 Word 文件，对其进行更改，然后自动将其上传回服务器。
I think an embedded Word viewer would be something quite complex to pull off - especially if they require the native, proper and exact Word look/menus.
One alternative is to provide a plugin to your users, where they can access/sync documents directly from/to the server. But then you aren't using the a web site but a local plugin, which comes with its own headaches of course.
Creating a Word plugin is a nice way to make it seem like something "in the Office program" when you have actually created it yourself, so that your user don't have to feel like they are using another program. My idea is that you could create a way for users to load a Word file from the server, do changes to it and then upload them back to the server automatically.