Re: Please Help!! Tracking changes ...

From: Peter Hewett (nospam_at_xtra.co.nz)
Date: 08/14/04 

Date: Sat, 14 Aug 2004 20:00:53 +1200

Hi Smriti

You can enumerate the Documents Revisions object. If you check out the object browser you
can explore its methods and properties. The key ones for you will by the Type property
which tells you the type of change that has been made to the document and the Range object
which will return the new/replaced/deleted text.

For some reason Dot .Net does not link to the Office help files even with the PIAs
installed. So you may find out more by exploring the particular objects you are
interested in from within the Ofiice applications VBA IDE. If may need to go back and
install the VBA help files if you did not do it as part of your office install. The best
way of doing this is from within the VBA IDE's immediate window or by writing code stubs
and just pressing F1 to get help on the object.

HTH + Cheers - Peter
 

"Smriti" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>, said:

>When we switch on "Track changes" in MS Word it shows the
>text that is inserted and deleted thereafter.
>
>I want to access this text using VB .NET. But there doesn't
>seem to be any object that could give me a handle to the
>inserted or deleted text. Can anybody help me please ??
>
>Smriti

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