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How to parse a Word doc in Visual Foxpro

Asked by jgroetch in FoxPro Database, Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Word

Tags: visual foxpro 8.0

I am looking to convert many Word docs to Wiki text format by way of parsing each Word doc in Visual Foxpro. However, I would like to read in the formatting and markup as well as the document text. I have gotten as far as instantiating the Word.Application object but I can't figure out what properties contain the formatting for the text in my document (i.e. fonts, colors, style, weight, etc).
Perhaps some VBA code would suite me better.
Any advice ?
Thanks,
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