Word object

[Tonatiuh]

I'm opening a Word object in two diferent ways but, the Instance of Word is still in memory all time later.

Method 1
Dim objWord As New Word.Application
objWord.Visible = False
objWord.Documents.Open "Document.doc"
objword.Printout
objWord.Documents.Close
Set objWord = Nothing


Method 2

Dim docWord as Object
Set docWord = CreateObject("Word.Basic")
docWord.FileOpen ("document.doc")
docWord.FilePrint
docWord.FileClose
Set docWord = Nothing


I'm using the Word 8 reference. In both cases the Word instance stay on memory. I think the 'Set DocWord = Nothing' is not the correct sentence to close the Word instance.

Any idea will be deeply apreciated.

Thanks!


[This message has been edited by Tonatiuh (edited 12-29-1999).]

[badgers]

I have the same problem. I cant get the instance of word to go away.


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I am so skeptacle, I can hardly believe it!

[Clunietp]

You're not using the word.application.quit method. This example uses Word 9.0 (probably work in 8 as well)

Dim wd As Word.Application

Set wd = New Word.Application

wd.Documents.Open "D:\My Documents\Address.doc"
wd.Documents.Close False

wd.Application.Quit
Set wd = Nothing


Winword is removed from memory, as shown by my close program box.

HTH

Tom

[Tonatiuh]

Thanks Tom,

But, I have a nother problem now.

objWord.Documents.Open "Doc1.doc"
objWord.PrintOut
DoEvents
objWord.Documents.Close
objWord.Quit
Set objWord = Nothing


And I recive this message:
Word is currently printing. Quitting Word will cancel all pending print jobs. Do you want to quit Word?

If I choose NO. Prints OK but doesn't quit it.

If I choose Yes. It quits Word OK but doesn't prints.

Is there any way to know when Word print job has finished?

Really thanks!

Happy New Year!

[RogerH]

Hi,

use

objWord.Documents.Open "Doc1.doc"
objWord.PrintOut False
DoEvents
objWord.Documents.Close
objWord.Quit
Set objWord = Nothing


The False parameter after PrintOut prevents Word from printing in background and it will return to your code when printing is fully completed.

Happy New Year
Roger

[Tonatiuh]

Thanks for your note Roger,

Tom, also put the false but, I ignored.

Thanks to both!