Office Viewer Component

Embed MS Word in the Visual C++ Project

Adding the word control to a simple dialog base Application
1. Begin a new MFC AppWizard(exe) dialog base Application.
2. Open The Resources Dialogs.
3. Select the Main Dialog and right click on it.
4. From pop-up menu select “Insert ActiveX Control…”.
5. Select Edraw Viewer Component For Word from the list.
6. Add a member variable to newly created control in the dialog class.
7. This will automatically generate new cpp and .h files which including the information of
edword control.
8. Call the MFC ClassWizard to add the control event message
To resize the control according the form add a new Window Message Handler WM_SIZE and
add the following code in OnSize virtual function
if(!::IsWindow(m_edword.m_hWnd)) return;
m_edword.MoveWindow(0,0,cx,cy);
See VCEDWordDemo c++ example
Upgrade a control in VC++
You can easily upgrade a VC++ project witch is using a EDWord control of a previous version:
1. Register the new version of control using the regsvr32 utility that is located in
windows system directory.
2. From Project menu select Add to Project -> Components and Controls
3. From Components and Control Gallery dialog select the folder Registered ActiveX
Controls
4. Find and select Edraw Viewer Component For Word and click OK to all next dialogs.
5. Rebuild the project.

The edraw office viewer component supports the IE6/7/8/9 now.

If FireFox installed the activex control support addon, it’s ok.

Firefox.

Instructions
1
Determine what version of Firefox you are using by clicking on “Help” from the Firefox menu bar. Click “About Firefox” to see the version number listed underneath the Firefox logo.
2
Visit the Firefox Mozilla website to locate the Esker Active X Plug-In (see Resources).
3
Read to see which version of the plug-in is compatible with the version of Firefox you are running. If there is more than one version of Active X for your Firefox version, always download the latest Active X version since it will reflect updates.
4
Ensure that the box is checked to install the “Experimental Add-On.” Click “Add to Firefox.”
5
Accept the license agreement by clicking on the “Accept and Install” button. Once the automatic installation completes, Active X will be activated automatically for Firefox. If for some reason it does not auto-activate, click on “Tools” and “Add-Ons” from the Firefox menu. Click the “Plug-Ins” tab and click “Enable.”
If you have any question, please feel free to contact us.
You can go to the Esker website:

http://www.esker.com/fm/others/DL_ActiveX/

Then click the “I ACCEPT, Proceed to file downloads ” link at the botton of the page.

The Edraw Office Viewer Component V5.6 fixed the bug which the component closes the Excel document (but leaves Excel running) if I have Excel open in another window. Fixed the bug which The Excel process in background is still running and not terminated actually.

Is there any system requirements?

the server can be any server such as Windows Server or Linux.

The client can be Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7

The client needs install the MS Office.

Hi

I would like to use the ocx in BDS2006 vcl.net application. I would appreciate help in setting this up.

brgrds

milind

How to add Edraw Excel Viewer Component or Word Viewer ActiveX Control to your Visual Basic 6.0 project

1. From the Project Menu select Components…
2. Select control “EDWord ActiveX Control Module” in the controls table.
3. Click the OK Button.
4. The control will now appear in your toolbox.
5. Drag and drop the control on your form.
6. Right click the control then choose the View Code… item.
7. Add the NotifyCtrlReady event and set the library file to load.
Private Sub EDWord1_NotifyCtrlReady()
EDWord1.LicenseName = “”
EDWord1.LicenseCode = “”
End Sub
8. Run the project.

Hi, 

We develop a web document app using DSOFRAMER.

We have a lot of issues… one of them is that in Office 2003 when our application open a word document it enable the word toolbar.

With your product, is posible to hide it programmatically ? 

If the customer uses Office 2007, the web office documents can open good in the web browser or directly open the Word´s program ?

Thanks in advance

With your product is posible to hide this toolbar programmaticaly ?

Other question, if the customer uses Office 2007, the word document opens in the web page or open Word´s program ?

Thanks in advance,

Emilio

The combination of IE7 and Microsoft Word 2007 results in the failure of the Microsoft Word right-click menu.  The right-click menu starts to come up, and then it immediately disappears. I tested this on multiple web clients and they all had the same problem.

The MS Word right-click menu works with older versions of IE and older versions of MS Word, but the combination of IE7 and MS Word 2007 seems to cause the right-click MS Word menu to fail.

long GetBookmarkCount();
Returns the number of bookmarks.
BSTR ReadBookmarkInfo([in] long Pos, [in] boolean
NameOrValue);
Returns the name or value of the special bookmark.
Pos: The index of bookmarks in the document. From 1 to …
NameOrValue: True returns the bookmark name, False returns the bookmark value.
Example
The following java script shows how to read the bookmark information.
function Readbookmark_Example ()
{
Var count = edword.GetBookmarkCount();
For(int i=1; i<=count; i++)
{
Var name = edword.GetBookmarkInfo(i, true);
Var value = edword.GetBookmarkInfo(i, false);
}
boolean WriteBookmarkInfo([in] BSTR Name, [in] BSTR
Value);
Writes the value for the special bookmark.
Name: The bookmark name.
Value: The bookmark value.

i am working on a web application that would be viewing an excel file, i’m trying to use the officeviewer ocx but i am having some problem.

i tried to follow the sample code but to no avail… code as follows:

function OpenFromServer()
{document.all.OA1.Open (‘http://dell33/exceldata/exceltest.xls’, ‘Excel.Sheet’;}

i get an error as follows: “Microsoft JScript runtime error: Invalid procedure call or argument”

please help ASAP, thanks