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So then there isn't a solution for this?? :(
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So then there isn't a solution for this?? :(

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I have an application which communicates with Microsoft Word. It is working fine.<br />
Now Microsoft is planning to release Office 2016. I have made some tests with this version and al seems to work fine, except the part where my application is trying to communicate via COM/ActiveX model. Then it says that &quot;The associated COM server does not support ActiveX document embeded&quot;. Can this be solved?
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Hi.

I have an application which communicates with Microsoft Word. It is working fine.
Now Microsoft is planning to release Office 2016. I have made some tests with this version and al seems to work fine, except the part where my application is trying to communicate via COM/ActiveX model. Then it says that "The associated COM server does not support ActiveX document embeded". Can this be solved?

Does Microsoft Office 2016 support COM/ActiveX?

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