C CJ Taylor Dec 3, 2003 #3 Reference the word object library, create an instance of the Word.Application interface (I've never quite undertood that one). and call open.. you can view the class library and MSDN
Reference the word object library, create an instance of the Word.Application interface (I've never quite undertood that one). and call open.. you can view the class library and MSDN
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Dec 3, 2003 #4 * "Mathieu said: How may I load a MS Word Document with VB.NET ? Click to expand... What do you mean by "load"? Opening? \\\ Dim psi As New ProcessStartInfo() With psi .FileName = "C:\bla.doc" .UseShellExecute = True End With Process.Start(psi) ///
* "Mathieu said: How may I load a MS Word Document with VB.NET ? Click to expand... What do you mean by "load"? Opening? \\\ Dim psi As New ProcessStartInfo() With psi .FileName = "C:\bla.doc" .UseShellExecute = True End With Process.Start(psi) ///
