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[Quoted Text] > I"ve found an explanation on how to create a Word2000 doc and write some
> lines of text to it. Unfortunately the article barely goes beyond that,
> there are some examples out there for VB (which I've never learned) that i am
> trying to translate into c++(insufficient detail in the VB). There are tons
> of objects and types in "msword9.h" file but I cant find sufficient
> documentation to tell me how to use some of these objects to make an
> outlineformat document.
>
I think your best bet for finding people with C++ background is going to be a
C++ group or maybe the office.developer.automation group (if you're not on the
msdn newsgroup page right now, you can get there via the newsgroup listing on
the msdn site).
Numbering is unquestionably THE most difficult and complicated thing you could
ever try to do with Word. These two website provide some background on
numbering, outlining and some VBA code on how to handle some of the more mundane
tasks. This should at least give you some background on how Word's numbering
works...
Margaret Aldis
www.syntagma.demon.co.uk
Shauna Kelly
www.shaunakelly.com
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org
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