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Nick Ingratta11-Nov-04 4:15
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Heath Stewart11-Nov-04 8:24
protectorHeath Stewart11-Nov-04 8:24 
Yes, you do need to use Interop assemblies. That is what you're doing. .NET is not a COM client and requies a wrapper. you can write your own RCWs, but they're required nonetheless. The PIAs I'm talking about are from Microsoft and tested. The interop assemblies you created when you referenced the Word 10 library in Add References (VS creates them automatically; just expand your References under your project) are probably the same but, unless you set up your signing key in the project under VS, are not signed (meaning that stricter code access policies may block the interop assemblies from being loaded).

Again, it's only a recommendation to use PIAs. Either way you're using interop assemblies.

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