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Word 2007 Document Automation with VBA and VSTO
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Word 2007 Document Automation with VBA and VSTO

by Scott Driza
March 2009
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
617 pages
17h 24m
English
Jones & Bartlett Learning
Content preview from Word 2007 Document Automation with VBA and VSTO
Note: Hidden characters are counted even if they’re not dis
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played. If starting and ending positions are not specified, the entire
document is returned as a Range object.
Using the Range Property
Another way to create a Range object is to use the Range
property of an object in the document. This property returns a
Range object that represents the portion of a document that’s
contained in the specified object. The Range property is
read-only.
The Selection Object
Another useful object, very similar to the Range object, is the
Selection object. However, the Selection object has one key
difference: There can only be one Selection object per pane in
a document ...
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ISBN: 9781598220476