open office within .net

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is it possible to use open office as a word processor from within a .net program?
currently using a v simple (cheap!) WP and dont want to invest more with microsoft
can supply more info if needed

Posted 12-Apr-11 22:31pm

rrowe

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-04-12T22:49:00

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You can use Open office in the same way you can Office: there are instuctions here[^]

Posted 12-Apr-11 22:49pm

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rrowe 13-Apr-11 6:19am

thanks a lot will pass on to our programmers, I am just a veterinary surgeon!

OriginalGriff 13-Apr-11 6:30am

Oh right! While you are there, about my cat: he has the sniffles, and.... :laugh:

thatraja · Answer 2 · 2011-04-12T22:50:00

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Here you go

AODL (An Open Document Library)[^] & it's Code Snippets and Examples[^]

Posted 12-Apr-11 22:50pm

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rrowe 13-Apr-11 6:19am

thanks a lot, will pass on to our programmers, am just the vet user/specifier