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Using a dotNet dll from Perl

Hi,

I need to write a dotNet dll which will control Word (open documents, add
templates, set options etc) and which will be invoked from within Perl which
our application is written in. Can anyone give me some pointers? Has anyone
got any relevant examples?

Regards,

Vic Russell
Sep 14 '05 #1
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