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  1. Mar 30th, 2006, 10:47 AM #1
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    Question Running Macros in a Word Doc From VB.Net Application ?

    Hi Everyone,

    I have created an Application in VB.Net which is like an add-in for Word.

    What i would like to do is to be able to Run a Word Macro from the .net application, i need to be able to run a Word Macro in an open template, in a currently open Word Session.

    Can this be done, has anyone got any examples ???

    Would be much appreciated !!!

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    Re: Running Macros in a Word Doc From VB.Net Application ?

    This might help.
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    Re: Running Macros in a Word Doc From VB.Net Application ?

    Hi Thanks for the Reply,

    but i am developing in VB.Net and the Example is in Visual C# !!!

    Any ideas about how you might go about the same in VB.Net ???
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    Re: Running Macros in a Word Doc From VB.Net Application ?

    Maybe this one ....
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