June 25, 2018
My previous post on getting started with Script Lab and the Office JS APIs for Word looked at some similarities between the COM and Word JS API object models, based on the Script Lab Basic API call sample. This time, I’ll highlight the core part of the sample code that differs from working with COM/VBA.
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Concept, Office JS API, Syntax, VBA->JS, VBA->JS;Web Add-ins | Tagged: add-in, object model, office-js, VBA->JS, Word 2016 |
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August 13, 2015
Besides writing to a specified place in a document, the other major thing an “App for Word” can do is communicate with Custom XML Parts. Mainly, I suppose the reason this was included in the original APIs is because Word can link a content control to a node in a Custom XML Part. Changing the […]
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Concept, VBA->JS, Web Add-ins, Word 2013, Word 2016 | Tagged: VBA->JS, Web Add-ins, Word 2013, Word 2016 |
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August 4, 2015
In the last four installments, the basics of creating a Web Add-in and reading/inserting information was introduced, using two different data formats: matrix and plain text. When working with Word, especially, formatting can be just as important as text content. For this reason, Word supports more and complexer content types than the other Office applications. […]
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Web Add-ins, Word 2013, Word 2016 | Tagged: Web Add-ins, Word 2013, Word 2016 |
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