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Hello

I am wondering if when you are working with the Word object model in VB, if
object model is called different names in different languages

an example

dim objWord as Word.Application

could this if you used an german office suite look like this

dim objWord as Word.apaallala (or how it is in german)

i have heard that it might be like this, does anybody have an answer to this
or any microsoft documentation

Mats

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"mats" <matl@novo.dk> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I am wondering if when you are working with the Word object model in VB,
if
> object model is called different names in different languages
>
> i have heard that it might be like this, does anybody have an answer to
this
> or any microsoft documentation
>
You might have been right if we are talking about WordBasic and the old Word
6.0a application
But today (talking 'bout VBA) all Object names are in english, and it's
straightforward - afaik

rgds/Peter Lykkegaard

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Thanks alot for the quick answer


Peter Lykkegaard <polonline@hot.mail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "mats" <matl@novo.dk> wrote in message
> news:4CxJ6.150$%65.14867@news.get2net.dk...
> > Hello
> >
> > I am wondering if when you are working with the Word object model in VB,
> if
> > object model is called different names in different languages
> >
> > i have heard that it might be like this, does anybody have an answer to
> this
> > or any microsoft documentation
> >
> You might have been right if we are talking about WordBasic and the old
Word
> 6.0a application
> But today (talking 'bout VBA) all Object names are in english, and it's
> straightforward - afaik
>
> rgds/Peter Lykkegaard
>
>