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I just did ... and it worked.<br />
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For some reason having Microsoft.Office.Interop up in my using statements still meant I had to go:<br />
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Microsoft.Office.Interop.W<wbr />ord._Appli<wbr />cation<br />
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in my code. &nbsp;I would have thought that I wouldn't have to type all of that each time.<br />
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But, it works....thanks!
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I just did ... and it worked.

For some reason having Microsoft.Office.Interop up in my using statements still meant I had to go:

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word._Application

in my code.  I would have thought that I wouldn't have to type all of that each time.


But, it works....thanks!

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I have Visual Studio 2005 running on Windows Vista<br />
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I want to automate MS Word 2007 documents in my C# code.<br />
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Where do I begin? &nbsp;The sample code I have found so far does not seem to work. &nbsp;I have added the Word Object LIbrary to my Windows App References.
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I have Visual Studio 2005 running on Windows Vista

I want to automate MS Word 2007 documents in my C# code.

Where do I begin?  The sample code I have found so far does not seem to work.  I have added the Word Object LIbrary to my Windows App References.

MS Word automation in C#

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).