Using Excell, Word in .net App

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Hello,

I would like to use some features of excell and word in my app.

First of all I would like to know if there is a possibility that I can display In my control Word document and have two custom buttons for example to get next/previous page of the document.

here are two articles :

How to Integrate Excel in a Windows Form Application using the WebBrowser[^]

Integrating Microsoft Word in your .NET applications[^]

But they are quite old, is there any new approach ?

Thank You very musz for any help,
bye

WPF or WinForms (whatever is better)

Posted 25-May-10 2:13am

snorlaks

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-05-25T02:24:00

Solution 1

Google "microsoft office sdk", and see what you come up with. (I'll give you a hint - there are 1.78 MILLION hits).

Posted 25-May-10 2:24am

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snorlaks 25-May-10 8:41am

Thanks, great answer :*

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2010-05-25T02:25:00

snorlaks wrote:
WPF or WinForms (whatever is better)

Dont know the answer for sure ;).

WPF is what is now supported by MS and not Winforms.
But then, if your requirements are such that you need to Winforms you can always use them.

Here is an msdn link - you may find some more approaches here.