How to set style on best way

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I am saving labels data to word document but the document dont get good style on it the text is just under each other.

C#

object missing = Missing.Value;
      object start1 = 0;

      var wordApp = new ApplicationClass();

      Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document myDoc = wordApp.Documents.Add(ref missing, ref missing,
      ref missing, ref missing);

      Range rng = myDoc.Range(ref start1, ref missing);

      try
      {
          object filename = @"C:\test1." + DropDownListDownloadCv0.SelectedItem.Text;


          myDoc.SaveAs(ref filename,
          ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,
          ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,
          ref missing,
          ref missing,
          ref missing, ref missing, ref missing);


          rng.InsertAfter(LabelPosition.Text + " " + LabelFirstName.Text + " " + LabelLastName.Text);

          rng.InsertAfter(lblbackground.Text);

is it possible to add style sheet or something to style the document because i want to use bold,float:left,float:Right Size on different labels and so an on my labels

Posted 24-Apr-13 8:32am

Kurac1

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Clifford Nelson · Answer 1 · 2013-04-24T10:23:00

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I would go into word and record when you are setting up a style, then use that as a template for doing it in Visual Studio

Posted 24-Apr-13 10:23am

Clifford Nelson

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Kurac1 24-Apr-13 18:14pm

Alright, could u maybe explaine a little more? Or maybe have à example?

Clifford Nelson 24-Apr-13 18:46pm

To start, need to show the developer tab: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/bb608625.aspx. Should be able to search after that for help. Contact me if you cannot.

Kurac1 24-Apr-13 18:57pm

Done that now