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JavaScript & MS Word
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RobSchultz
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Jamie,
You can do this with WSH (Windows Scripting Host). I believe it only works in IE and works best with VBScript though Javascript can work as well (object based). Here is a simple example...
Alot of the VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) ideaology should work here. You should be able to create docs, modify docs, run macros, ets. Get yourself a good WSH book.
Good luck, [sig]<p>Rob<br><a href=mailto:robschultz@yahoo.com>robschultz@yahoo.com</a><br>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br>
"Focus on the solution to the problem,<br>
not the obstacles in the way."<br>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[/sig]
You can do this with WSH (Windows Scripting Host). I believe it only works in IE and works best with VBScript though Javascript can work as well (object based). Here is a simple example...
Code:
<script language="vbscript">
Dim WshShell
Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.shell")
WshShell.Run ("winword.exe")
</script>Alot of the VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) ideaology should work here. You should be able to create docs, modify docs, run macros, ets. Get yourself a good WSH book.
Good luck, [sig]<p>Rob<br><a href=mailto:robschultz@yahoo.com>robschultz@yahoo.com</a><br>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br>
"Focus on the solution to the problem,<br>
not the obstacles in the way."<br>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[/sig]
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