Links to download some tutorials about Word Automation?

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The title says all what I need, could you suggest me some links???

Or if possible, could you suggest other links to download code samples???

Your help would be highly appreciated!

Posted 22-Dec-11 3:53am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-12-22T03:56:00

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Go here [^]

Posted 22-Dec-11 3:56am

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supernorb 22-Dec-11 13:51pm

Thank you!
I have googled for hours without finding any stuffs downloadable in .pdf or .chm or .doc, that is what I really want not online tutorials (require Internet connection while reading and learning).
Maybe my searching skill is too bad and that's why I need your help. I think you can publish a pdf version of some tutorial on Word Automation with your experience. I hope to get a download of it.
Thank you!

supernorb 22-Dec-11 14:07pm

I can see there is a relationship between codeproject and microsoft (but I really can't make it more specific), and I think most of programmers (not except you) are experienced mainly in .NET and other Microsoft's technologies, and so I think you and I should type 'www.bing.com' in the address bar of Internet Explorer whenever we want to search for something instead of typing 'www.google.com' in the address bar of Google Chrome.
What's your idea?
Thank you!

#realJSOP 22-Dec-11 17:13pm

It's now obvious that you know the url for bing. So go use it.

supernorb 23-Dec-11 1:43am

OK, I'll try it, ah We'll try it, won't we?

Wendelius · Answer 2 · 2011-12-22T04:10:00

Solution 2

One place to start from: Word Object Model Overview[^]

Posted 22-Dec-11 4:10am

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supernorb 22-Dec-11 13:58pm

Although that's not something downloadable like ebook of .pdf, but your link is really helpful to me, if possible, could you update your answer with links to download tutorials in .pdf (or in many other popular formats) if you find any?
Thank you!

Wendelius 22-Dec-11 14:56pm

Don't remember any pdf (or other) tutorials at the moment, but one useful link could be: http://www.forteach.net/os/windows/35964.html[^] If you Google using words "Word Interop tutorial" I bet you get tons of pages :)

supernorb 23-Dec-11 1:50am

OK, I have tried your keywords with both Google and Bing but it seems that all the results are duplicated in content and only Introductions to Word automation with general and outlining knowledge of Word Automation. Not easy to find a systematic downloadable tutorial on Word Automation, the online one is rather good can be found in MSDN as you suggested me.
Thank you.