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  1. natigas111's Avatar
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    Delphi and word2010
    hi im trying to learn how to use delphi with microsoft word, i have no experience when it comes to using word +delphi at the same time,..

    basically i want to learn how use a delphi form where i will be typing in some words and then it will transfer it to a word document template or something like that,..

    i dont know what i have to do and where to start can anyone give me a link where i could study it starting from basics ( where i will be typing 'hello world' from a delphi form and then it will be transferred to MS word document, for instance)

    thanks..
  2. makaveli33's Avatar
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    Re: Delphi and word2010
    You can use Delphi commands to copy script.

    I have seen you can use operations to open programs.

    So I would try...

    # With the open program, command by delphi to use CTRL+A on the keyboard to copy current script.
    # Use Delphi to use ALT + TAB to switch to the separate program (considering there is two programs open - MS Word and your current script)
    # When you are on the MS Word program, instruct Delphi to use CTRL + V via. the keyboard.

    This should do what you intend it to do, at the moment, I am not familiar to much with Delphi however these operations may solve the problem.

    You would need to find out, how Delphi could be used to use keyboard instructions.

    Good Luck and hope I helped!
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