Good luck with your search, as far as I know there are no controls or
libaries that you can use to achive this.. I've searched for 'm to! However,
you might be able to do this, by reading out the word document!
word.application.visible = false
word.document = word.application.document.open "your document.dot"
lsText = word.document.range.text
Hoever, you will have separately read out the font's, fontsize's, bold
properties and all other things you want.
There might be another possibility that I am just thinking of: Try to save
it as a temporary file and save it as a word 6 format.... Richttextbox can
read that out!!!!
Don't know if office 2003 can do that but it worth a try!
Michel
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Niyazi - 04 May 2006 11:37 GMT
Hi Michel,
Thank you but I found article from
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US:304643
and I follow it throu and I did it and it is waht I was expecting. It kinds
of turn around but for small application it does the job.
Thank you.
> Good luck with your search, as far as I know there are no controls or
> libaries that you can use to achive this.. I've searched for 'm to! However,
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> > Niyazi
> Hi,
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> Niyazi
Reference Microsoft.Officce.Interop
Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 Tools for Officce