VB6 and MS Word Question

From: Starbuck (starbuck_at_mbssoft.co.uk)
Date: 11/22/04 

Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 10:48:06 -0000

Hi all

Currently we use WordPad & RTF to create report. Very simply the program
reads the layout line by line and replaces and code id's ([NAME] becomes
Fred Bloggs) with data from the highlighted record.

Users now want tables, images etc so we want to do the same with Word
documents.
I can see how we open a word document, print it etc but is there a way of
reading a word document and replace code id's with data like we do with a
rtf file.

Any hints, tips or links for good example sites please folks.

Thanks 

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