How to scroll content in an OLE

How to scroll content in an OLE

• wpf michelle

  ahmedx4,

  According to your short and unclear question about OLE, I recommand you to use the OLE/COM Object Viewer. Please take a look at the following link that contains this article:

  Using the OLE/COM Object Viewer: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/d0kh9f4c(VS.80).aspx

  There is a sample project called TextEdit in code project. The editor performs all the basic functions. The one special feature of the ediotr is that it also allows Object Linking and Embedding functionality(OLE). It also has an added feature Spell Checking that allows the user to determine that the document written is error free.

  Please take a look at this project and download the code, just have a try. :-)

  http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Text_Editor.asp

  
  
  

• Juergen Lorenz

  ahmedx4,

  When developing an application that uses data in an Office document, it might be beneficial to have that data presented directly within your Visual Basic application so that the user can see and edit the data without having to switch to the Office application. You can accomplish this in Visual Basic using the OLE Container Control.

  Please read the following article that demonstrates how to dynamically create and Automate an Office document using the OLE Container Control.

  How To Embed and Automate Office Documents with Visual Basic

  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/242243/

  
  
  

• Michael_Shao

  For sorry that is not what i want,

  Ok, any way, now i want to extract the OLE content to a .rtf file format,

  i have a Wordpad embedded ole type, and i want to export its content and save it to a file on the hard disk.

  
  
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