Subject | RE: [IBO] Storing Office Documents in IB DBs; OT: Office Automation |
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Author | Laurent GILBERT |
Post date | 2001-05-28T07:02:25Z |
Hi,
I've just done this with EXCEL 2000.
I join my unit which opens an EXCEL file, sets some configuration cells and
runs auto macros (VBA code to access IB DATABASE).
Sorry but it's in french.
Bye.
Laurent GILBERT.
I've just done this with EXCEL 2000.
I join my unit which opens an EXCEL file, sets some configuration cells and
runs auto macros (VBA code to access IB DATABASE).
Sorry but it's in french.
Bye.
Laurent GILBERT.
> -----Message d'origine-----[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> De : Christian Gutter [mailto:cguetter@...]
> Envoye : ven. 25 mai 2001 18:52
> A : 'ibobjects@yahoogroups.com'
> Objet : [IBO] Storing Office Documents in IB DBs; OT: Office
> Automation
>
>
> Hi,
>
> since December 2000, my company uses an application based
> on IB/IBO which the users (and me, too) are very satisfied
> with.
>
> For the next major version, I plan to implement a feature
> that enables the users to store word/excel docs in the
> DB.
> It should not just be
> - save to disk
> - store as blob in DB.
>
> It should be somehow like this:
> - user opens my app
> - clicks "create invoice" in my app
> - my app opens a new window with Microsoft Word in it
> - my app does some automation like inserting articles,
> prices, adress, etc.
> - when the user has finished, the doc is saved to the DB.
>
> Unfortunately, I have no idea how to do this.
> I have look around in the internet for a while and found
> some pointers, but I think there are some people here who
> have already done this and perhaps some of them could give
> some more valuable information :-)
>
> Generally, I would like to know:
> - how to call word etc. as a "child" of my application - some
> pointers to OLE or whatever
> - how to use IBO to save the results of the word session (= a
> document)
> in the database
> - some pointers to good howtos about office automation, hints, etc.
>
> I know that some of the above points do not really refer to IBO -
> so if some of your answers get too much OT feel free to e-mail me
> privately.
>
> One more information: I use Delphi4 C/S , IBO 3.6 and Office 2000.
>
>
> TIA for your answers.
>
>
> Christian
>
>
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