Summary of Word Programming in VB6

Word| programming 1, adding Microsoft Word 9.0 Object Library in Project\references

2, Start Word
Dim Wapp as Word.Application
Set Wapp = New Word.Application
Wapp.visible = True
Close Word
Wapp.quit
Set Wapp = Nothing

3, open the file
Set Wdoc = Documents.Add (new)
Activedocument.saveas Text1.Text (Save)
Set Wdoc = Documents.Open (filename:=text1.text) (open specified file)

Both documents and ActiveDocument are instantiated objects in Word object, which are objects that can be used without set obj=new obj. Like the VB app, Debug, Err and other objects,
Once the file is open, get the cursor location myselection can add various data (text, images, tables, etc.) to the file.

4, inserting text

Dim Myselection as Word.selection
Set myselection = Documents.Application.Selection
' Notice the two lines of code above, and you can use all the macro actions in Word as long as you have these two lines of code. The following code is copied from the macro.
With Myselection
. InsertAfter Text1.Text & VbCrLf
. Font.Name = "Italics _gb2312"
. Font.Size = 16
. ParagraphFormat.Alignment = 1
End With
' There's a need to mention the importance of macro (macro) in Word programming, and almost all word operations, as long as you can implement it through word, can be programmed to implement

5, insert Image
Documents.Application.Selection.InlineShapes.AddPicture Text1.Text

6, insert the table
Because Excel has more ability to work with tables than Word does, you can create tables in Excel and then copy them into Word