Where can I find information on how to use XPS Document Writer to create a Word or Adobe document?I can print my VB2008 print document to a file, but how do i convert this file to Word?
What I'm trying to create is a drawing program and I need to create a document like in word. So everytime you start a new document you can create one and switch between them.I think that I have to create a MDI form and the new child forms are the new documents. But what to create to draw on.Or can I do it with a tabcontrol and the tabpages are the new documents.But again what to create to draw on.
Im trying to start a report that will generate a new word document and fill it with all the relevant bits and pieces im trying to figure out the relevant reference to add to the project but nothing springs to mind when im browsing through the references folderiv seen this and tried it and unfortunatly it doesnt work it says doesnt contain any public members or cannot be found
I am creating an application using VB 2005. I am using richtextbox control to get some text and do some text formating like bold, italics and font like stuff.
Now i want to save the richtext (formated) text to a word file with specific page margins, header and footer texts. And also to save the file with a supplied password.
I have tried the simplest method of rtf
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I have spent hours to get my requirements to work. AS this is my first of this kind, i cannot firureout how to add header , footer, set margins and save file to specific location WITH password., Simply Need to know basic vb2005/vba options.
The application I support is creating an amalgamted Word document by copying couple of Word documents in one document right after each other. The problem is the format of the some of the fields of the document that gets appended is changed in amalgamated document while the amalgamated document is the copy of AppendDocument (imagine if we have one document to copy in the amalgamated document)
We are opening a Word document from our Visual Basic 2010 application using the Word object. When we run our application under Windows Server 2008 the document name is truncated in the main window title for the document. This is not the case when we run our application under Windows XP. Is there a way to prevent this truncation under Windows Server 2008?Mary Leathem
What I would like to do is create a command button that launches an email from outlook attaching the current word document to a set email address. I'm not fussed if the word document is saved or not as it is only the email receipent that needs it, likewise I don't mind if the code instructs the email to send of just opens it ready to be sent.I have read through loads of forums and tried loads of codes but cannot get any to work.
We have an interactive windows based application written in VB .Net 2010. It uses Word Object to display documents in MS Word. We have a form with a button. When the button is clicked we open the Word document and maximize the Word Windowstate. When we have the Visual Studio Tool running, the Word Document is maximized and has focus, even if we are running the exe from the bin folder outside of the tool. However, if Visual Studio is not running and we run the exe, focus remains on the original form window and the document stays in the task bar.
I have been trying to figure out how to read paragraph content which exists a heading. The heading itself is part of the table of contents. The heading will have a particular style (say Heading 1). For example: "Introduction" is a entry in Table of content with style Heading 1. I want to read content under heading "Introduction" but not any more content (i.e not content under sub headings of Introduction) I have been trying to do this using styles/style, TableofContent, Paragraphs/Paragraph,Range. Still cannot come up with a effective solution. I am working in VB.NET in VS 2010. I am using the word 2007 object model (office 2007 interop) as [URL]
I have a VB.net application that gets data off our server with ODBC and populates and saves a Word Document. When I try to deploy it to another computer it will get the data just fine and populate the first document, but it will crash before saving it. I've installed the .net framework 4.0, Microsoft Data Access Components, and the Microsoft ODBC .net data Provider. The error code is 0xC0000005, which is from what I can see is called an "Access Violation Exception." It works fine on my computer.
I have document, with numerous pages, that will populate at key locations using a UserForm and bookmarks. One of the pages in the document may need to be repeated. In other words, one of the pages may need to be populated more than once (and inserted successively in the document).
The troublesome page has bookmarks that will need to be repopulated with different information for every new instance within that same document.
I am considering making a table with the verbage in the "Troublesome Document" located in a Table. When I need to repopulate a new instance of that page, I think I should:
1. populate the document 2. copy and paste the wording in a new page 3. insert the new page (without bookmarks yet maintaining formatting) before the "Trouble Document" 4. repeat steps 1-3 for every necessary instance 5. delete the "Trouble Document" with the Table
I'm trying to read a word document for the purpose of obtaining a word count, I realise Word has built in functionality for presenting a word count but I want to write a little app that will omit certain parts of the document from the word count.
So far I have tried this code to open the document but I am getting an error 'Word.Document cannot be found' and 'Microsoft.Office.Interop cannot be found'. I have added a reference to the Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library under the COM tab. I have Office 2007 installed and I'm using VB2005.
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop Dim appWord As New Microsoft.Office.Core.Application Dim docWord As New Word.Document docWord = appWord.Documents.Open("c: est.doc")
is there a way to get the raw data of a word file document object?
word = new Word.Application();doc = new Word.Document();
now, I open the word file, do some replace. save the file. I could open the file as raw binary file. but I'm thinking maybe there is a property that can get the raw the data? which property?
My system has Office2007. And i use VB.Net to automate word. Everything works fine. But when tried to save in Word2003 format(.doc), it is not working. But the saved document is readable in Word2007.
Dim WordApp As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application() Dim MyDoc As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document
I am currently using the following code to print a word document[code]...
However I have found it to be buggy with our shared printers, this bug only happens when printing using word. It works fine when doing print automation with PDFs(Adobe Reader) etc.
What I am looking for is some code in vb.net which will allow me print this documents and I have to be about to specify the printer it uses.
I have a function on my program that allows a user to load a listbox filled with words that are matched with words inside a databank. The databank is filled with 2 string arrays and file of .jpg Pictures. The Arrays attached to each word inside the listbox are approximately one page. Each page is two paragraphs of Text(string Array) and one Picture(20Kbytes).My problem is this. When the user selects the option print all, the listbox with approximately 10255 words is selected and begins to fill a Microsoft Word Document.Because the alotted amount of space needed for the MS Word Document is approximately 5 Gbytes,I need to open about 10 Documents and insert the String Array's and Pictures into each document one at a time.Is there anyway to check the filesize of the Open Document before saving the document.This way I could check the open document inside the algorithm for 512 Mbytes of memory and save the document before the size gets above 512 Mbytes.[code]
I was working on editing a code for a simple text program, but when running the program for multiple lines, the text being read gets too long or too many lines, the computer slows down alot and almost stops functioning. I am using standard integers like document.lines.length or listbox.lines.count. I think these are standard integers and I need to know how to enable them as Long of Float Integers.
I'm assuming I just change Dim X as integer to Dim X as long or Dim X as int16
But I'm not sure as everytime I change something I get cannot convert to double. The code I'm interested in changing is ... For i As Int16 = 0 To ListBox1.Items.Count - 2
The list box will only get to about 3000 items or so. and For iPos = 1 To xy If Mid(sString, iPos, Len(Text1)) = Text1 Or Mid(sString, iPos, Len(Text2)) = Text2 Then JJ = TextBox1.GetLineFromCharIndex(iPos) This read box will read documents above 32,000 lines, which is the reason for not wanting to use Integer.
I have a add-in in word application to open a document form our company's portal.i have succedded to fetch the folders formt he portal and display them in the UI window.now i need to download the document and open it and display.i have been told to use keys for a document.can anyone guide me on this?
I am trying to add new row under word document. But i am getting error like : There is no row position at 3.I have dataset. in that i have 3 recodrds. while iterating those after second record .Am getting error like :There is no row position at 3.i used this method to go new line.
Travelerdoc.ActiveWindow.Selection.InsertRowsBelow() I = I + 1
Its me again, Loelin. I have a bigger problem than changing color for my program. what it supposed to be is a word processing-like program intergrated in Fanfiction.net. I am trying to make a line of code so that when someone presses the bold button, it either bolds the whole document or the specified word. This is what I coded (below)
I have a folde that contains subfolders contining word documents , I need to search inside the word documents for the word AIO and all word files containing this word must be listed in list box ,