I have a VB.net test application that clicks a link that opens the Microsoft Word application window and displays the document. How do I locate the Word application window so that I can grab some text from it?
我有一个VB.net测试应用程序,单击打开Microsoft Word应用程序窗口并显示文档的链接。如何找到Word应用程序窗口,以便我可以从中获取一些文本?
3 个解决方案
#1
1
You can use the Word COM object to open the work document and then you manipulate it. Make sure to add a reference for Microsoft Word first.
您可以使用Word COM对象打开工作文档,然后进行操作。确保首先添加Microsoft Word的引用。
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word
Public Class Form1
Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim strFileName As String
Dim wordapp As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
Dim doc As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document
Try
doc = wordapp.Documents.Open("c:\testdoc.doc")
doc.Activate()
Catch ex As COMException
MessageBox.Show("Error accessing Word document.")
End Try
End Sub
End Class
The doc object is a handle for the instance of Word you have created and you can use all the normal options (save, print etc). You can do likewise with the wordapp. A trick is to use the macro editor in Word to record what you want to do. You can then view this in the Macro Editor. This give you a great starting point for your VB code.
doc对象是您创建的Word实例的句柄,您可以使用所有常规选项(保存,打印等)。你也可以用wordapp做同样的事情。一个技巧是使用Word中的宏编辑器来记录您想要做的事情。然后,您可以在宏编辑器中查看它。这为您的VB代码提供了一个很好的起点。
Also, be sure to dispose of the Word COM objects at the end.
另外,请务必在最后处置Word COM对象。
#2
1
I've done something similar with a SourceSafe dialog, which I posted on my blog. Basically, I used either Spy++ or Winspector to find out the window class name, and make Win32 calls to do stuff with the window. I've put the source on my blog: http://harriyott.com/2006/07/sourcesafe-cant-leave-well-alone.aspx
我已经在SourceSafe对话框中做了类似的事情,我在博客上发布了这个对话框。基本上,我使用Spy ++或Winspector来查找窗口类名,并使Win32调用来执行窗口的操作。我把源代码放在我的博客上:http://harriyott.com/2006/07/sourcesafe-cant-leave-well-alone.aspx
#3
#1
1
You can use the Word COM object to open the work document and then you manipulate it. Make sure to add a reference for Microsoft Word first.
您可以使用Word COM对象打开工作文档,然后进行操作。确保首先添加Microsoft Word的引用。
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word
Public Class Form1
Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim strFileName As String
Dim wordapp As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
Dim doc As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document
Try
doc = wordapp.Documents.Open("c:\testdoc.doc")
doc.Activate()
Catch ex As COMException
MessageBox.Show("Error accessing Word document.")
End Try
End Sub
End Class
The doc object is a handle for the instance of Word you have created and you can use all the normal options (save, print etc). You can do likewise with the wordapp. A trick is to use the macro editor in Word to record what you want to do. You can then view this in the Macro Editor. This give you a great starting point for your VB code.
doc对象是您创建的Word实例的句柄,您可以使用所有常规选项(保存,打印等)。你也可以用wordapp做同样的事情。一个技巧是使用Word中的宏编辑器来记录您想要做的事情。然后,您可以在宏编辑器中查看它。这为您的VB代码提供了一个很好的起点。
Also, be sure to dispose of the Word COM objects at the end.
另外,请务必在最后处置Word COM对象。
#2
1
I've done something similar with a SourceSafe dialog, which I posted on my blog. Basically, I used either Spy++ or Winspector to find out the window class name, and make Win32 calls to do stuff with the window. I've put the source on my blog: http://harriyott.com/2006/07/sourcesafe-cant-leave-well-alone.aspx
我已经在SourceSafe对话框中做了类似的事情,我在博客上发布了这个对话框。基本上,我使用Spy ++或Winspector来查找窗口类名,并使Win32调用来执行窗口的操作。我把源代码放在我的博客上:http://harriyott.com/2006/07/sourcesafe-cant-leave-well-alone.aspx