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  1. kcwallace
    We have an ASP.Net 3.5 application that creates MS Excel Files on the fly for a client to download. We have it working on our development machines, and are ready to deploy to our web server. To use the Interop assemblies, we need to have MS Office installed on the server. Is it legal to install one copy of Office on the server and let our website software access it? Or is there a stripped down version that we can buy? (dlls only). We do not want any third party applications, or to use the method where you simply create a stream from a datagrid.
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