Guys, how can I control word for C++?

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I am just a newbie in this file,But I don't know how to configure environment in vs2013, what shoud I do to import MSWORD.OLB??? Thanks!!!

What I have tried:

I Create a MFC project,and then use ClassWizard to chose that file.but there is many errors!!!why???

Posted 13-May-16 22:06pm

Albert.Long

Updated 13-May-16 22:28pm

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Richard MacCutchan 14-May-16 4:15am

What errors?

Albert.Long 14-May-16 4:22am

not just one or two errors,many errors,maybe the way I create project is't right...so i need help!

Richard MacCutchan 14-May-16 4:58am

Yes, but we cannot help unless you give us all the information. Show us the lines of code where the errors occur, and what the error messages are. Without that information we have no idea what you have done wrong.

Have you actually looked at some of the error messages to see if they are simple spelling mistakes, or missing files?

Albert.Long 14-May-16 5:54am

Thanks for your answer,I had solved those questions,thank you very much!haha...

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KarstenK · Accepted Answer · 2016-05-13T22:28:00

Without the errors is help hard. I recommand that you carefully stufy this article about Office Automation Using Visual C++. It contains the needed knowledge.

And I googled this C++ app automates Word from Microsoft.

My experience is that the versions of Visual Studio and Office should have minimal differences in its release dates.

Tip: take a look at C#, because it is easier and nicer, and is a higher abstraction language. Well suited for that stuff.