Chapter 22. Controlling Other Applications Using Automation
What You’ll Learn in This Hour:
<objective>Creating a reference to an automation library
</objective> <objective>Creating an instance of an automation server
</objective> <objective>Manipulating the objects of an automation server
</objective> <objective>Automating Microsoft Word
</objective> <objective>Automating Microsoft Excel
</objective> </feature>In Hour 16, “Designing Objects Using Classes,” you learned how to use classes to create objects. In that hour, I mentioned that objects could be exposed to outside applications. Excel, for example, exposes most of its functionality as a set of objects. The process of using objects from another application is called ...
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