VB.net to word 2002 automation

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VB.net to word 2002 automation

Is it posible to determine if you have it the end of a page then insert a pagebreak and add the title of the page again on the second page

or would i need to use bookmarks to the head and footer of the pages

any help would be appreciated i'm guesing there is a boolean endof thing for this as there is with the recordsets.

thanks in advance.




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VB.net to word 2002 automation

  • Vitaly S.

    i have some code i suspect would work dont have time to try it as i went with the using headers and footers option.

    While Not oDoc.Bookmarks.Item("\endofdoc").Range = oDoc.Range

    'code to fill in the document

    End While

    no good to me now but i hope it can help some one else in the future :) any comments welcome i'm only a student so learning by taking onboard comments is the best way to learn more :).

    thanks again all :) love these forums :)

  • NewbieDude

    dont think that works endofdoc is the current end of text been entered not end of document sorry.



  • Didymus

    Thanks yeah totally agree headers and footers are the easier root just enjoyed playing with the code and i thought i could get a better look of the document.

    thanks for the links as well :).



  • Sarge1

    I'd probably use headers and footers to do what it sounds like you want to do - that way the title is always on the top of the pages. Trying to detect and position text at the top of pages / inserting and removing page breaks etc. sounds like a lot of code to me.

    Some areas which will probably have more info on achieving the Office automation results you are looking for are :

    Office Automation: office.developer.automation newsgroup
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx dg=microsoft.public.office.developer.automation&lang=en&cr=US

    Or the Visual Tools for Office forums:
    http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/default.aspx forumgroupid=4&siteid=1

    These specifically deal with Office Product automation which is in essence what you are wanting to do.


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