How to set the processor affinity for the Word application? theTone 24.07.2006 14:16:02 Hi all, We have noticed that using the Word OLE is much slower on dual processor machines. Limiting the processor affinity to one processor helps. So, I want to set the affinity in my C# code. I succeeded with the following code: oWord = new Word.Application(); oWord.Visible = false; Process[] wordProcesses = Process.GetProcessesByName("WINWORD"); if (wordProcesses.Length == 1) { (wordProcesses[0]).ProcessorAffinity = new IntPtr(1); } However, I only want to effect the WINWORD process I just created. And not any others that might be running. Is there any way to get from an Word.Application object to its associated process? Can I get the ProcessID in some way? Any help is appreciated, Thanks, Tony.

RE: How to set the processor affinity for the Word application? theTone 08.08.2006 12:46:14 Isn't there anybody who knows if it is possible to go from a WordApplication instance to its associated process? I now simply search for the latest started WINWORD process, but that really is not the way I like to solve this... All help is appreciated, Thanks, Tony.