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    Resolved problem in usuing word object

    Hi All

    I am using word object in my appllication to implement find replace functonality.

    The problem is that all the desired words are gerring replaced fine,but the words which are inside the textbox in the word document are not getting replaced.

    Do Any one have idea how to solve this?

    -Sachien
    Last edited by sachien; Feb 23rd, 2005 at 08:55 PM.

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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    Those textboxes are ActiveX control or Form control. You need to write a function to search those
    since they dont get searched with the standard .Find or .Replace methods.
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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    Thanks for giving some idea for that

    Can u please tell me the code for that function also

    This will really help me.

    Waiting

    Sachien

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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    Use the Me keyword to access an ActiveX control like a TextBox.
    VB Code:
    1. Private Sub SearchMe()
    2.     Me.TextBox1.Text = "Changed Text From Code!"
    3. End Sub
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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    The text box i m referring to is not a visulabasic control.

    This text box refers to textbox in the word document.

    PLEASE SEE THE WORD FILE ATTACHED
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    Last edited by sachien; Feb 23rd, 2005 at 01:29 AM.

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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    Are you trying to create a mailmerge document? If so the "<< >>" are not the correct characters to
    designate a merge field. You dont need to add a textbox for this. Use the MailMerge toolbar to create a MM document.
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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    I Did that by using StoryRanges

    Storyrangges fin al the shapes ,textpox etc in the word documment

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    Re: problem in usuing word object

    Yes, but the "<< >>" chars are not for mail merge fields.
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