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OLE automation with MS-Word
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Visual FoxPro
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Coding, syntax & commands
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00193971
Message ID:
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Ron,

What types of things are going wrong? Are you getting error messages?

>In order to print a huge report I have created a link with Word.
>When starting the print I notice some strange behaviour within the document that is being created.
>If Word is visible everything works like a charm. However, I don't want to bore my user with Word flashing in front of his eyes so I decided to created the report in the background.
>
>This is when things get vague. When creating tables and leaving them things work fine as long as Word is visible. If Word is not visible the creation of the matrix goes wrong.
>
>Where is my routine going wrong???
>
>Can anyone please help.
>
>Ron Brahma
>
>*********************************************
>testObject = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")
>* the dot-file is only used as a template use something else (if you want to...
>testObject.documents.add('c:\temp\test.dot')
>
>testObject.visible= .T.
>=to_word()
>testObject.selection.typetext('You should not be in the matrix' + chr(13))
>
>testObject.visible= .F.
>=to_word()
>testObject.selection.typetext('You should not be in the matrix' + chr(13))
>
>testObject.visible= .T.
>
>return
>
>procedure to_word
>testObject.activedocument.tables.add(testObject.selection.range, 1, 2)
>testObject.selection.typetext(alltrim('This is the first column'))
>testObject.selection.MoveRight(12) &&wdCell
>testObject.selection.typetext(alltrim('This is the second column'))
>
>if testObject.selection.cells.count > 0
> * Make sure you are NOT inside the table
> testObject.selection.movedown(5, 1) &&wdLine, count
>endif
>
>* leave the matrix
>testObject.selection.movedown(5, 1) &&wdLine, count
>RETURN
Rick Hodder
MCP Visual Foxpro
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