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I am using OLE with Delphi to communicate from my delphi app to Outlook. I am opening the new email form in Outlook using the following code. The problem is that the form is on background, so if the form from which I am generating the email form is maximized it will "cover" the Outlook new mail form. How can I make that form appear it on top? (not "sticking on top", but simply that it appears on top, then a user can mimimize it if they want). This is the code: try OutlookApp := GetActiveOleObject('Outlook.Application'); except OutlookApp := CreateOleObject('Outlook.Application'); end; try

Is there a list of all OLE error codes? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3697849/list-of-all-ole-error-codes

I would like a bit of clarification about why each class ( or nearly each class ) in VBA (when you scroll through Object Browser) has an Application property. MSDN says When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the Microsoft Excel application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only. The first sentence is pretty clear. Your hosting

Is it possible to use OLE Automation in Java? If not, why is it not possible in Java? I'm looking to automate the exporting of excel spreadsheets in different format (ie, .csv etc...) Thanks for the answers in advance :) Perception You can use JACOB . But there will be some pain involved as it's not documented very well and the performance is not the best. It can also be hard to get it running correctly for you environment depending on which version of Windows you are targetting. I would definitely not use it if you are building a scalable web application. Another option would be Apache POI

I want to build an Internet Browser just like any other web browser or Internet Explorer except that each window should use a unique name for cache. Any ideas? Or any third party components? I would recommend that you ditch TWebBrowser, and find out if TEmbeddedWB (alternative IE/shelldocview wrapper ) provides you with the ability to specify a different cache per instance. if not, then I recommend you ditch IE completely, and look for a webkit based browser control for Delphi, such as the Chromium-for-delphi wrappers. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4980359/how-to-use-the-twebbrowser

I have a script, VBS or Ruby, that saves a Word document as 'Filtered HTML', but the encoding parameter is ignored. The HTML file is always encoded in Windows-1252. I'm using Word 2007 SP3 on Windows 7 SP1. Ruby Example: require 'win32ole' word = WIN32OLE.new('Word.Application') word.visible = false word_document = word.documents.open('C:\whatever.doc') word_document.saveas({'FileName' => 'C:\whatever.html', 'FileFormat' => 10, 'Encoding' => 65001}) word_document.close() word.quit VBS Example: Option Explicit Dim MyWord Dim MyDoc Set MyWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") MyWord.Visible =

When automating other MS-Office applications with excel, I frequently get ok-only prompts saying that Microsoft Excel is waiting for another application to complete an OLE action. This only happens when automating lengthy tasks. How can I deal with this in an appropriate fashion? Two recent examples (I recon the code is less important): creating an accdb-Database from Excel with an Access.Application and populating it by running rather complex SQL-queries on large amount of data. Public Function createDB(pathDB As String, pathSQL As String) As String Dim dbs As DAO.Database Dim sql As String