bookmark.Range.Text = "A";
bookmark.Range.Text = "B";
the result in doc is "AB"!
Why text is appended when writing text to bookmarks in a doc?
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Why text is appended when writing text to bookmarks in a doc?
Chris.NET
Hi,
It sounds like for your test case, you have created a bookmark that contains a range that has no characters in it. In other words, your bookmark marks an insertion point, not a selection. In the case where the range object contains no characters, setting the text property will result in an insertion. I suspect that for your results you are really seeing BA, not AB.
That being said, is this a VSTO question If you are using a VSTO project, you should use the Microsoft.Office.Tools.Word.Bookmark class and set the text property directly on it. The reason for this is that if you set the text property on a Word bookmark's Range where end > start, the bookmark will be deleted. The Bookmark class that VSTO provides will work around this behavior for you automatically--provided you set the Text properly directly and don't go through the Range object.
If this was not a VSTO question, it should have been posted in the Word Vba forum: http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx dg=microsoft.public.word.vba.general&lang=en&cr=US
Sincerely,
Geoff Darst
Microsoft VSTO Tools
Rajni Roopchandani
It is a VSTO question,and the result is BA
.
thx for ur ans.