I want to work with Microsoft Word from navision...in fact I want to write a letter for some customers ... I have found an example in "Application Designer Guide" but is not working very good. Can you give me an example which realy works? Thx
Quick reply: look at Relationship Management, the Create Interaction function from the Contact card opens a Word document for some of the interaction types.
One tip: in Codeunit 5054 (WordManagement) change all CREATE(obj) to CREATE(obj,TRUE). This tells Navision to open a new instance of Word, even if there is already an instance open, otherwise you could get problems with older versions of Word.
You can operate with formular fields, which need to be defined in the used template:
CREATE(wrdApp);
TemplateName := '\\server1\templateshare\Navision\Customerletter.dot';
wrdApp.Visible := TRUE;
IF NOT EXISTS(TemplateName) THEN ERROR (ErrMsgFileNotFound, TemplateName);
wrdDoc := wrdApp.Documents.Add(TemplateName);
wrdApp.ActiveDocument.Fields.Update;
wrdRange := wrdApp.ActiveDocument.Fields.Item(1).Result;
wrdRange.Text := kopfzeile;
wrdRange := wrdApp.ActiveDocument.Fields.Item(2).Result;
wrdRange.Text := Adr1;
You can alternatively use a book mark in your document (I hope M$ is using this translation for markers in the text, in German it's called "Textmarke":
....
marker := 'marker1';
wdGotoBookmark := -1;
what := wdGotoBookmark;
// which := 1; // Standard = WdGotoFirst
// count := 1; // Standard value
wrdRange := wrdDoc.GoTo(what,which,count,marker); // set position
wrdRange.InsertAfter(Customerno); // Insert data
wrdRange.InsertParagraphAfter; // Insert paragraph
Have you ever tried to do OLE with OpenOffice ? \:D/
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One tip: in Codeunit 5054 (WordManagement) change all CREATE(obj) to CREATE(obj,TRUE). This tells Navision to open a new instance of Word, even if there is already an instance open, otherwise you could get problems with older versions of Word.
Alastair
You can alternatively use a book mark in your document (I hope M$ is using this translation for markers in the text, in German it's called "Textmarke":
Have you ever tried to do OLE with OpenOffice ? \:D/