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Tips of the Day on .NET
How to check any existing ActiveDocument?
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
tolong
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For office developers, you might want to check is there any existing active document is opened before you open a document template. What you can do is, check is there any open by using ( Globals .ThisAddIn.Documents.Count > 0). Then close the activeDocument...
Tips of the Day on .NET
Missing "Office = Microsoft.Office.Core" reference?
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over 5 years ago
by
tolong
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Missing this reference " Office = Microsoft.Office.Core "? Here is how you can add the particular reference: Step 1: Right-click your project Step 2: Select " Add reference.. " Step 3: Click on the " COM " tab Step 4: Scroll down to select " Microsoft...
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