private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
//Word.ApplicationClass wrd = new Word.ApplicationClass();
//wrd.Visible = true;
Word._Application wrd = new Word.Application();
wrd.Visible = true;
}
neither of the above work, both routes compile ok however
when I call wrd.Visible = true; I get the following error
Project Test.exe encountered unhandled exception class system.invalidcastexception
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Mark
c# Builder + Word 2000
Hello all,
Im trying to use Word 2000 from a windows forms application
developed in c# builder however I cannot access the word object
im doing the following
Try declaring wrd as Word.Application, not Word._Application. There is a complete example of Word interop in the samples subdir of the .NET SDK(Even BC#B should install this). On my machine this sample can be found in \Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Samples\Technologies\Interop\Applications\Office\Word. If BC#B installed the SDK for you, it might be somewhere else.
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Cheers for the reply.
Am now doing the following
the exception thrown is
"QueryInterface for Interface Word._Application failed."
is this down to the fact im using word 2000 not word xp, as
in the readme for the example in the .Net SDK it specifies
that Office XP is required.
Cheers
Mark
Am now doing the following
Word.Application wrd = new Word.Application();try{ wrd.Visible = true;} catch (Exception ex){ Console.Write(ex.Message);}
the exception thrown is
"QueryInterface for Interface Word._Application failed."
is this down to the fact im using word 2000 not word xp, as
in the readme for the example in the .Net SDK it specifies
that Office XP is required.
Cheers
Mark
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