Word Table in Form Text Box
I do so an ad hoc basis. It's like this - your message has sat for
weeks with no answer. I'm offering some sort of way out. Take it or
leave it, its no skin off my nose. I am just offering extra help above
and beyond what is available here.
Its like this: You are asking to display extremely rich text. Have you
seen the size of the DLLs? Its a lot of work. So, if you need someone
to help you rewrite another word display driver, sure - ask away but I
seriously doubt you will get anyone spending the required days on this
for free.
Certainly not me, I have a family to feed.
This newgroup is chocka full of examples of the sort of SIMPLE
solutions we give out for free, for example, Why is my Numbering Not
Working or Printing Page X of Y.
www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/index.html also has many examples.
Its a readers world out there...
went like this:
Quote:
>I guess I find the level of intelligence of the group to be greater than you
>do. Please advise me as to the amount of sophistication you would expect not
>to have to pay for.
>Herb Bowers
>> This requires a level of sophistication not available for free by this
>> newsgroup sorry. Best bet is to add a new document and display in it.
>> went like this:
>> >Hi,
>> >This is a question from a brand new newbie to object programming and VBA.
>I
>> >have a Word document that consists of tables. Some tables are single
>> >dimension, some are two dimensional and some are nested. When my program
>> >executes the Word document is covered by a full-screen form with a text
>box.
>> >I am trying to take selected tables from the underlying document and
>display
>> >them in the form's text box in the same format that they appear in the
>Word
>> >document. I have no problem with the single dimension tables, but, I
>cannot
>> >figure out how to display the other table types. Is it possible? Can
>someone
>> >help?
>> >Thank you,
>> >Herb
>> Steve Hudson -- Word Heretic, Sydney, Australia
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