Microsoft Word 10.0 Object Library

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I do not have Microsoft Word installed on my computer.
I need the Microsoft Word 10.0 Object Library to access Word documents.
Can I install this component?
Where can I get it?
 
I do not have Microsoft Word installed on my computer.
I need the Microsoft Word 10.0 Object Library to access Word documents.
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If you're intending to implement Word automation with ASP.NET, don't... It's
not designed to run in this environment, Microsoft actively discourage it,
and won't support any application which implements it:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q257757#kb2

There are several other options, depending on what you are trying to do...

What are you trying to do...?
 
Aidy said:
It comes free with Microsoft Word.
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That means, you get (buy) MS Word and install it, then, you get it "free",
if you call anything packaged in a product as "free".
 
I want to build a tool in VB.NET to modify Word documents. I do not have
Word installed.
I want to install the object library.
Sorry there is no VB.NET newsgroup.
 
I want to build a tool in VB.NET to modify Word documents. I do not have
Word installed.
OK.

I want to install the object library.
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You'll need a copy of Word, then...
Sorry there is no VB.NET newsgroup.
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Have you tried this one: microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb
 
That means, you get (buy) MS Word and install it, then, you get it "free",
if you call anything packaged in a product as "free".
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Ok, jokes aside :)

To Jman what you want is not possible without buying Word. The object
library is just a COM interface to the application's code. If you had the
object library you pretty much have Word;

app = Word.Application
app.Show()

You can't get the object library without having the application, they are
the same thing.
 
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