Compiling a template ('.dot') into a '.wll' add-in
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From: Youri on 30 Jun 2008 06:15 Hello, Does anybody know the compiler to use for creating a '.wll' add-in for Microsoft Word from a template file ('.dot') ? Many many thanks!
From: fumei via OfficeKB.com on 30 Jun 2008 15:48 Do you mean DLL? If so, then VB (not VBA) makes dll. However, it does not actually take a . dot file and make it into a DLL. You have to actually create the DLL in VB. You should, though, be able to copy over a fair amount of code to the DLL project. But be careful, and make sure you debug to the nth degree. There ARE some differences that have to be accounted for. Youri wrote: >Hello, > >Does anybody know the compiler to use for creating >a '.wll' add-in for Microsoft Word from a template file ('.dot') ? > >Many many thanks! -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com
From: Nick Hebb on 30 Jun 2008 17:34 On Jun 30, 12:48 pm, "fumei via OfficeKB.com" <u37563(a)uwe> wrote: > Do you mean DLL? > > If so, then VB (not VBA) makes dll. However, it does not actually take a . > dot file and make it into a DLL. You have to actually create the DLL in VB. > You should, though, be able to copy over a fair amount of code to the DLL > project. But be careful, and make sure you debug to the nth degree. There > ARE some differences that have to be accounted for. > > Youri wrote: > >Hello, > > >Does anybody know the compiler to use for creating > >a '.wll' add-in for Microsoft Word from a template file ('.dot') ? > > >Many many thanks! > > -- > Message posted viahttp://www.officekb.com WLL's are written in C++. You could use the Visual Studio Express C++ edition.
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