word-2003

问题 I've made an excel visual basic script that takes data from an excel sheet, and produces a paragraph in a word sheet for each row. The default language for the document is Hebrew, with text aligned right and direction right to left. For one (the last) line in the paragraph, I want to set the language to English, the direction left to right, and the alignment right. Then, for the first line in the next paragraph change back to Hebrew, direction right to left and alignment right. When recording

问题 So ive got two different COM addins, one for word 2k3 and one for 2k7. word 2k3 works like a charm everytime, no issues etc...but now when I open word 2k7, the buttons from 2k3 appear in my 2k7 ribbon. This still happens even after I disable my addin or clean my project...i've tried everything, including deleting all dlls for my 2k3 addin but the problem still persists... any suggestions on what the problem is? cheers 回答1: If you make a point of configuring those buttons in a template OTHER

问题 So ive got two different COM addins, one for word 2k3 and one for 2k7. word 2k3 works like a charm everytime, no issues etc...but now when I open word 2k7, the buttons from 2k3 appear in my 2k7 ribbon. This still happens even after I disable my addin or clean my project...i've tried everything, including deleting all dlls for my 2k3 addin but the problem still persists... any suggestions on what the problem is? cheers 回答1: If you make a point of configuring those buttons in a template OTHER

问题 I need to be able to turn off a COM add-in in Office Word 2003 but still keep it in the COMAddIn list (just not enabled). I have found the COMAddIn.Connect flag and I set it to false to try and turn if off but it seems to completely remove it from Office Word and I have to re-install the program to get it back again (seems to turn off the registry keys). So My question is how do you turn off an Office Word 2003 COMAddIn without completely removing it from Word itself? Also note that I'm using

问题 I have a macro in Word 2003 that applies the property fields of the open document to all the .doc's in the same folder. The code works once. If I create a folder, create three new documents in that folder, open of the documents and run the macro, it would work. If I open a document in that folder and run the macro again, it would only change the properties of the active document that ran the macro. The macro is located in a module of the Normal template. The code: title = ActiveDocument

问题 Following Userform has 4 (Four) Select All Check-boxes . SelectAllE for Eastern Europe SelectAllA for Middle East & Africa SelectAllL for Latin America & Caribbean SA for Select All Regions (Working) only the fourth one is working correctly Following are codes for each Checkboxes Private Sub SA_Click() ' this one is working Correctly Dim ctl As Control Dim j As Long For Each ctl In Me.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CheckBox Then If Me.Controls(ctl.Name).Value = True Then Me.Bulgaria.Value

问题 I am working on some Word automation code in C#. I have Word 2007 installed on my own machine (Version 12.0.0.0 of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.dll) but I would like to support Word 2003 as a minimum (Version 11.0.0.0 of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.dll?). Without having Word 2003 available to me, is there any way that I can target it so that my code is backward compatible? I can't install the PIA redistributable package without having Word 2003 installed. 回答1: I'm fairly sure making a

问题 I'm using Microsoft Word Primary Interop Assemblies to slave MS Word. My application opens up its own Word window (using an instance of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application). After the app does its thing, I want to close the Word window that I opened, but I don't want to affect other Word windows that the user might have open . If I use Application.Quit then all the Word windows end up closing. If I use Application.ActiveWindow.Close then the word document closes but the Word window that