Just add the reference of Microsoft Word 11.0 Object library and play with the following code by putting in your method:
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document doc = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document();
ApplicationClass myWordApp = new ApplicationClass(); // our application
object nothing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value; // our 'void' value
object filename = "C:/TestDoc/TestDot.dot"; // our word template
object destination = "C:/TestDoc/MyNewDocument.doc"; // our target filename
object notTrue = false; // our boolean false
myWordApp.Visible = false;
doc = this.myWordApp.Documents.Add(ref filename, ref nothing, ref nothing, ref nothing);
doc.WebPagePreview();
doc.SaveAs(
ref destination,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing,
ref nothing);
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Monday, May 26, 2008
Sample Code Word 11.0 Object Library
Labels:
Object library,
Office,
Office Programming,
orcas,
Visual Studio,
Word
Office Programming
Microsoft Office document creation and update is one of the hot topic in any project. Because organizations require them very often. So it is the duty of every software engineer to have a expetise on those technologies which are related to this requirement.
I recommend reading about these.
Visual Studio Tools for Office.
Microsoft Word Object Library
Microsoft Excel Object Library
Just search these on the google and read the wonderful information on the internet about these.
I recommend reading about these.
Visual Studio Tools for Office.
Microsoft Word Object Library
Microsoft Excel Object Library
Just search these on the google and read the wonderful information on the internet about these.
Labels:
Excel,
Office Programming,
Outlook,
VSTO,
Word
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