If you're using a custom component for office automation, the
component has to be installed in Component Services in order to work
in Windows 2000. If you used regsvr32 to install the component, its
not enough because of security issues.
Go to Start-->Settings-->Control Panel-->Administrative
Tools-->Component Services-->
Select-->Component Services-->Computers-->My Computer-->Com +
Applications.
Select-->Action (from Menu bar), then New
Select Create an empty application then Next, type name of app then
Next, select this user, and type in the Network username/pass which
will be associated with running this process, click Finish.
Select Com + applications again, select the newly created package in
right pane, select components. Now, using windows explorer drag and
drop your component to this window.
"Lisa" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<02****************************@phx.gbl>...
Rather than using a tool, I just created a template of
what I wanted the document to look like in Word. I saved
the document and then opened it in notepad. I took the
Word "html" looking code and pasted it in a script
wrapping each line of code in a File.Writeline. This way
I could simply read my database information and plug in
the correct values while writing to a file that creates a
word document. It was really quite easy once I figured
out the process.