isn't this word basic and not vba?
>>>>>oleobj = createobject("word.basic")

anyway,this works for me.
try it from the command window and check and make sure type( "oleobj" ) = "O" and isnull( oleobj ) != .f.


>He is using Word 7.0. The problem with Word97 was that certain VBA commands generated OLE errors when issued from VFP. I think that file.exit was one of them. The way around it is to just use wordbasic instead of VBA. Contrary to what seems like a popular belief, wordbasic works fine with Word97.
>
>Juan,
> after you instanciate word, have you tested to see if the createobject was successful?
>Does oleobj.show generate the same error?
>
> >What version of Word are you using? I vaguely recall an earlier thread where someone pointed out that there was a bug or problem using Word97. If this is the case and you have access to an earlier version of Word, try your code there.
>>
>>I'm sure you already know, but I'll confirm the fact that there is nothing wrong with your syntax. I cut and pasted each line from your message into VFP 5 and had no problem.
>>
>>>the '=' is no longer necessary in VFP 5.0
>>>
>>>
>>>>Try using
>>>>
>>>>=oleobj.filenew()
>>>>
>>>>The important part is the equal sign.
>>>>
>>>>Joe
>>>>
>>>>>Hi
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>I am executing some OLE statements in order to produce a Word
>>>>>Document from VFP 5.0 Prof.
>>>>>
>>>>>Word version is 7.0 (Office 95) + Windows 95.
>>>>>
>>>>>Statements are like this:
>>>>>
>>>>>oleobj = createobject("word.basic")
>>>>>
>>>>>oleobj.filenew
>>>>>
>>>>>oleobj.insert("Any Text" + table.field)
>>>>>
>>>>>oleobj.fileclose
>>>>>
>>>>>oleobj.filequit
>>>>>
>>>>>etc.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Any statement after "createobject" generates this error message:
>>>>>
>>>>>OLE Error 0x80020006 (Error Number 1426).
>>>>>
>>>>>Please, Does anyone know about this? What is the problem?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>>Juan Carlos