Opening 2 Word-documents from my application - solved

[driessen]

Hello,

I want to open 2 Word-documents in my application.

This is the source code I use:

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oWord1 := TOleAuto():New("Word.application")
oDoc1 := oWord1:Documents:Open(cFile1)

oWord2 := TOleAuto():New("Word.application")
oDoc2 := oWord2:Documents:Open(cFile2)

When the line starting with oWord2 is executed, this message always appears:



Does anyone know why this message appears?
Is there a solution to avoid this message?

Thank you very much in advance for any help.

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Michel,

I have asked chatgpt about it:

Open the relevant Microsoft Office application (e.g., Word, Excel).
Click "File" in the top-left corner.
Click "Options" to open the Options dialog box.
Select "Trust Center" from the left-hand menu, then click the "Trust Center Settings" button.
In the Trust Center dialog, click "Macro Settings" in the left-hand menu.
Select "Disable all macros with notification" (if not already selected). This setting will allow you to enable macros on a per-document basis with the "Enable Content" button.
Click "OK" to close the Trust Center dialog, then click "OK" again to close the Options dialog.
Close and reopen the document. You should now see the yellow bar with the "Enable Content" button. Click it to enable macros for this specific document.

Open the relevant Microsoft Office application (e.g., Word, Excel).
Click "File" in the top-left corner.
Click "Options" to open the Options dialog box.
Select "Trust Center" from the left-hand menu, then click the "Trust Center Settings" button.
In the Trust Center dialog, click "Trusted Locations" in the left-hand menu.
Click the "Add new location" button.
Browse to the folder where the document is located, select it, and click "OK."
Make sure the "Subfolders of this location are also trusted" option is checked if you want to trust all subfolders.
Click "OK" to close the Trust Center dialog, then click "OK" again to close the Options dialog.
Close and reopen the document. Macros should now be enabled for documents from the trusted location.

[driessen]

Hello Antonio,

Was it as simple as that?
Thank you very much for your help.
Have nice weekend.

[nageswaragunupudi]

Hello,

I want to open 2 Word-documents in my application.

This is the source code I use:

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oWord1 := TOleAuto():New("Word.application")
oDoc1 := oWord1:Documents:Open(cFile1)

oWord2 := TOleAuto():New("Word.application")
oDoc2 := oWord2:Documents:Open(cFile2)

When the line starting with oWord2 is executed, this message always appears:



Does anyone know why this message appears?
Is there a solution to avoid this message?
Thank you very much in advance for any help.

Please use FWH WinWordObj() function

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oWord  := WinWordObj()
oDoc1 := oWord:Documents:Open( cFile1 )
oDoc2 := oWord:Documents:Open( cFile2 ) 
 

Even if you call WinWordObj() again and again nothing happens

[Jimmy]

hi,

Word or Excel are MDI Apps so you can open a 2nd Document / Sheet in new Child Window and don´t need a new Instance

[driessen]

Guys,

Thank you so much to you both for your help.

WinWordObj() and ExcelObj() are 2 function I didn't know they exist.
Is there also such a function for Outlook?
OutlookObj() isn't working.

Thanks again.

[Jimmy]

hi,

WinWordObj() and ExcelObj() are in c:\fwh\source\function\olefuncs.prg
but they both pint to FWGetOleObject ( in same PRG )

so you can write

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Function OutlookObj(); return FWGetOleObject( "Outlook.Application",   @lOutlook  )

[driessen]

Thanks a lot for your help.