August 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1224 pages
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English
As we mentioned, documents can have textual or nontextual content. For those documents with textual content, a separate object—TextDocument—exists. The TextDocument object provides access to control functions specifically related to text content.
If you have a valid Document object to start with, and if that Document object refers to a text document, then a TextDocument instance can be referenced from the Document.Object property like this:

Table 13.12 contains the TextDocument members.
Table 13.12 TextDocument Members

A text ...