office-2007

Does Office 2007 PIA also require Office 2007 to be installed? Can I deploy Office 2007 PIA with VSTO 3.0 (without having Office 2007 installed)? EDIT: I have a windows application that generates MS Word files. I have added the Office 2007 PIA as custom pre-requisite in the setup, but Office 2007 PIA needs MS Office 2007 to be installed. I just wanted to know that if VSTO does not require Office Installation, then maybe i can convert my application to VSTO. In order to use VSTO you must have Office Installed. The VSTO PIA's only provide a shim between .NET and the COM interfaces that Office

In a VBA module in excel 2007, is it possible to call a web service? If so, any code snippets? How would I add the web reference? Mostlyharmless Yes You Can! I worked on a project that did that (see comment). Unfortunately no code samples from that one, but googling revealed these: How you can integrate data from several Web services using Excel and VBA STEP BY STEP: Consuming Web Services through VBA (Excel or Word) VBA: Consume Soap Web Services Here's an overview from MS: Consuming Web Services in Excel 2007 dgorissen For an updated answer see this SO question: calling web service using VBA

Visual Studio 2012 does not appear to support Office 2007 (it only has project templates for Office 2010). If I want to create an add-in compatible with Office 2007, do I need to use Visual Studio 2010, or is there a simple way to do it with VS 2012? If there is a way to do it in VS 2012, are there any restrictions/advantages, etc. in doing so? SliverNinja - MSFT You can get VS 2012 working with Office 2007 . First create an Outlook 2010 Add-In and modify the project file ( .csproj ) so that it will open in Office 2007 and not look for Office 2010 when run. Here is the project settings change

I want to add an word import function to our CMS, the only problem I cannot seems to find a good library for reading docx files (Word 2007). Do anyone has some recommendations, the library should be able to extract content of the document and basic styling like italic, bold, superscript? Thanks for your help Or, since you requested a library, you may want to look into something like Docvert . I was just looking around based on your question, and it's my favorite so far for PHP. You input the word file location, it transforms it into something simple with the attributes and all that good stuff.

I'm attempting to open a Word document, change some text and then save the changes to a new document. I can get the first bit done using the code below but I can't figure out how to save the changes to a NEW document (specifying the path and file name). using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Diagnostics; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging; using System.IO; namespace WordTest { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string template = @"c:\data\hello.docx"; string documentText; using (WordprocessingDocument wordDoc =