Does anybody know where could i find documentation of .NET interoperabilit y
with Office.
I know it's through COM objects, but, where could i find documentation of
those objects, their methods, parameters or arguments, properties, etc..
I'm interested in learning about interoperabilit y with Excel and Word
(Office 2000, XP and 2003)
Thanks in advance
Rafael
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"Ralph" wrote: Does anybody know where could i find documentation of .NET interoperabilit y
with Office.
I know it's through COM objects, but, where could i find documentation of
those objects, their methods, parameters or arguments, properties, etc..
I'm interested in learning about interoperabilit y with Excel and Word
(Office 2000, XP and 2003)
Thanks in advance
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I know it's through COM objects, but, where could i find documentation of
those objects, their methods, parameters or arguments, properties, etc..
I'm interested in learning about interoperability with Excel and Word
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