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12-Jul-2008, 01:43 PM #1
"Word.Application" object questions in VB6 Development
I'm using the Word.Application object within VB6 to copy multiple documents into a single document. I have an issue with the properties within the individual sections of the document. What WORD properties are exposed for use, such as PageSetup.SectionStart, PageSetup.TopMargin, etc... I need to reset the number of columns in a section. I have trieds to use the Columns collection on a range, but it tells me that a table is not preset. I need to be able to access the columns in the section, not a table. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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