uncertain about Globals.

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i am using visual studio 2008
i have tried to use this line

C#

tbl = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.ActiveDocument.Tables.Add(myRange, ClassTable.Count(), 3);

Globals seems not known to visual studio 2008
i have included

C#

using Word = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word;
using System.Globalization;

and i made a refrence to office.com

may be Globals. is known to other visual studio like 2012 2013 please confirm

Posted 23-Jul-14 5:23am

Engineer khalid

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johannesnestler 23-Jul-14 13:39pm

Sorry I have to say this - maybe you won't like to hear it. But your question alone shows you are missing some very fundamental basics about .NET programming, spend one day to work through any basic C# tutorial. Concentrate on static vs. instance declarations, namespaces, assemblies and how to use existing code. Stop any further programming before you do this!

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bowlturner · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-23T05:55:00

Solution 1

I found this as a solution

var wordApplication = (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application)Marshal.GetActiveObject("Word.Application")

Posted 23-Jul-14 5:55am

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Engineer khalid 23-Jul-14 12:01pm

hi bowlturner
i need soluton as this
when i write Globals. a listbox or menue should appear so i can choose one of them note there is a dot after Globals it is just like when u write MessageBox. u will see Show and showdialog

bowlturner 23-Jul-14 12:05pm

this is the comment that came with the answer above

"you cant get Globals.ThisAddIn.Application in non Addin project. To get application instance in non addin project you can use"