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Sep 12th, 2008
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Re: how to append MS word in a vb.net project

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Exactly what u want to do? do u want to automate msowrd?
i want to run my application on multiple computers so i want write a code that is common to all also is there any other step except system.diagnostic.process.start("winword") to open MSWORD through my application..... will this be a perfect code to write what is mentioned above to use in my application suggest me with the best code for it.
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Sep 14th, 2008
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Re: how to append MS word in a vb.net project

If you want to run MSWORD in multiple computers from a single computer then all you have to do is to send a UDP broadcast message to the clients, and the clients will just run the MSWord with the System.diagnotic.start("winword")
You can also use Shell command but you'll have to give absolute address. So, I would prefer the first method. Its simple and it works
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Re: how to append MS word in a vb.net project

Thank you very much for yur response and solving my query
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