Create an office add-on

I am starting a project where I need to get the html content of a Microsoft Word document. I have some sample code (which I do NOT know is perfect or not) and want you to create the solution that: 1. Runs as a web add-on within Microsoft Word, using asp.net. 2. Reads the html content of the file. 3. Stores the html content of the file in a class. 4. Stores images in memory only in PNG or JPEG format (there should be an option to select which format). 5. Stores tables in a PNG or JPEG format. 6. Saves equations in a PNG or JPEG format. 7. Provides the capability to link the PNG or JPEG files in the stored HTML class. 8. Output the stored html and images into a file called "[login to view URL]" that the user can select from a button on the add-on page to download (maybe as a zip file?). I have supplied a file that you will use. I want the output of the final html file to as closely match the original Word document as possible. While I am not using headers and footers in this document, I do NOT want you to store them. I will only provide the job to people that can show they have read the requirements and understand the work that is needed. Feel free to ask questions. The following code is what I BELIEVE will do most of what is needed although I believe there will be additional effort required to store and convert images. // Run a batch operation against the Word object model. [login to view URL](function (context) { // Create a proxy object for the document body. var body = [login to view URL]; // Queue a commmand to get the HTML contents of the body. var bodyHTML = [login to view URL](); // Synchronize the document state by executing the queued commands, // and return a promise to indicate task completion. return [login to view URL]().then(function () { [login to view URL]("Body HTML contents: " + [login to view URL]); }); }) .catch(function (error) { [login to view URL]("Error: " + [login to view URL](error)); if (error instanceof [login to view URL]) { [login to view URL]("Debug info: " + [login to view URL]([login to view URL])); } });