Re: Invisible Word

I'm not sure if I understand your question
are your app runnig on the client-side
or on the server side?

server-side:
1) don't do it
2) which user do you use have it desktop access? (the one in the app-pool)
3) did you loged in with this user one-time (install stuff...)?
4) don't do it - read their is a kb
5) buy a library for that..

client-side:
1) try to reuse the word.applilcation (getactiveobject).
2) think about buying a library for that

hope this helps
flori


"escher4096" <cameron@xxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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If I attempt to do some automation from a web site (I do all of the
setup and what no so that it all runs) I have several documents that
will generate but will not look proper. I run the same code not under
a web context (from a little command line application wrapper) and the
resulting document does look proper. The only difference I notice in
the running of the 2 is that when I run it from my command line
program the Word application is visible and when I run it from the
website the Word application is not visible.

So I played with this a bit more. If from my command line program
(when the document is generated properly) I set 'wdApp.Visible =
False' then the document generated by the website and the command line
program look the same (and broken). So the issue has to be tied to the
visibility of the application some how.

I have 'wdApp.Visible = True' but the application never becomes
visible when run from the website. Does anyone know how to force the
application to be visible when running under my Application Pool user?
This user is a full user (has a profile, can login and all of that
type of stuff) it is just running the website.

Using VB.NET 2.0 on a Windows 2003 Server.

Any help / suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

-Cam



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