Word
Fri Jul 04 23:21:33 CDT 2003
G'day "Eggert" <vauli1@yahoo.de>,
Method 1
Set a bookmark in the document, or otherwise establish a range with a
Find or something. Now we have a place to put it in - the range.
Ranmge.InsertAfter blah or even Range.Paste for RTF stuff.
Method 2
(Simple values only)
Insert a document or custom document property field directly into the
document and use VBA to update the underlying value of this.
"Eggert" <vauli1@yahoo.de> was spinning this yarn:
>hi, i'm from germany, and i try to
>explain my problem:
>i define a public class in vb and i can reference that class
>in word.
>but how can i put data from vb to word in the way like:
> call "wordmakro"(transferclass) or
> set word.class = vb.class?
>can you help me?
>
>until later
>
>eggert
>
>
>
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