An Office Open XML file is a Zip package of XMLįiles that the Word (or Excel or PowerPoint) application recognizes as a valid document (spreadsheet, slide show). Ideally, rather than automate the Word application, you should probably be leveraging the Word Open XML file format, meaning you wouldn't be automating the application, but writing the file directly. I think that would give me all the info I need to have the pieces fall into place to be able to do the larger project I am trying to get to work. Write a new line of text, but in the middle of that line of text include a short equation followed by more normal text. Write the following math equation (it seems I can't have images since this is my first question, so I'll have to describe the formula I want using latex notation, I hope that is okay):
Write a line of text to the document that ends with the equivalent of a new paragraph mark.Ĥ. creates a new Word application (not opening an existing file, using the default template is fine)ģ. So I was wondering if someone could post a simple example that does the followingġ. I think if I had an example with a few elements that I need I could probably figure out how to modify and adapt it. The online information seems to be a bit sparse for this. One thing that I really need to be able to do is add complex math equations (which is the main reason I am using Word as the output format). I am just starting to try and learn how to create MS Word documents from my Visual C# project.
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