Re: I want to change/add features to MS Word 2003
- From: "Jezebel" <warcrimes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 14:05:52 +0930
It's a bit like announcing you want to do brain surgery. Answer: pick up a
scalpel and start practising. On yourself to start with...
Yes, it's possible and legal and lots of people do it. In some (rare) cases,
with good results. You write the features using a programming language: VBA,
VB, VB.Net, and C++ are the common choices. Start with VBA. Play with that
until you understand the Word object model. Once you've done that you'll
have answered the rest of question for yourself.
"wrknprgrss79" <wrknprgrss79@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:52AA15B1-F5A9-411D-8A55-E7F10F7B8787@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Where do I start? I have no programming or computer experience, except
> USING
> some Windows features. But I really would like to add features to MS Word
> 2003 applications so that future work would be easier. Is this possible
> or
> legal? Where do I begin?
.
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