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Sendkeys is a very limited (and risky) way of working with another application. Since it does not provide feedback, you have no way to control what is happening in the applications.<br />
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You have to look in your ocx documentation to know if it has a feature to do what you want.<br />
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Or learn to control Word through OLE automation. You then would have a direct contact with Word and would be able to do almost anything you want. It would require more code however.
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Sendkeys is a very limited (and risky) way of working with another application. Since it does not provide feedback, you have no way to control what is happening in the applications.

You have to look in your ocx documentation to know if it has a feature to do what you want.

Or learn to control Word through OLE automation. You then would have a direct contact with Word and would be able to do almost anything you want. It would require more code however.

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can you provide me examples on this using vb.net 2008
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can you provide me examples on this using vb.net 2008

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I am using dsoframer.ocx control to load word documents. And I am scrolling doc by firing page down command using vb.net 2008 application (through sendkeys.send).<br />
My problem is when I am firing page down command, after reaching to last page, how to know that word doc reached to last page so that I can execute clt+ Home command to reach again to first page.<br />
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I am using dsoframer.ocx control to load word documents. And I am scrolling doc by firing page down command using vb.net 2008 application (through sendkeys.send).
My problem is when I am firing page down command, after reaching to last page, how to know that word doc reached to last page so that I can execute clt+ Home command to reach again to first page.



dsoframer.ocx control  in vb.net2008

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