Word/Excel 2003 Files with Actionscript/MXML

Hello Friends.
A Newbe question I would appreciate your guidance and support.
The question is: How can I manipulate (create, update, delete) MS Word Excel 2003 Files with Action Script and/or MXML?
Or is there no direct way, do you know about some library, component or extension that would allow me to do that using Action Script and/or MXML ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Carlos

if you're using the web, you'll need to have user's upload their files and you'll need to use server-side code to edit them and you'll need to use server-side code to create them.  there's no way to delete files (thank goodness) from a web-based swf.
adobe air can be installed and work directly with the client's files but how and whether you can edit/create word/excel files is not likely without using a pre-built library and i don't know if anyone has built one.

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