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    However, you can import the type library of a more recent version using Delphi and have it generate an import unit for it. Exactly how to do that depends on your Delphi version, but for Delphi Seattle. you simply go to Component | Import Component from the IDE main menu, then select Import type library in the pop-up and follow the wizard's prompts.
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    Years ago I remember installing excel and office components onto the component palette in delphi 5. It was either through activeX or COM, or a typelib, there was some way to install the components. the components I think you could drag and drop onto the form and then a spreadsheet would be embedded into your app (or microsoft word, etc.).
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    The best way is to use Office itself to convert. Office 2007 is the first version that can save a document as PDF. So if you have a version installed (not you, but someone else) pre-2007, you have to install a PDF-printer (like PDF-creator or whatnot). You can then instruct Word using OLE-automation (only works on Office 2007 and up)
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    Register the OLE Control Extension (.ocx) that Delphi created with regsvr32.exe; That is how I added a Delphi DXF control to an Access database: Note that you will need a 64-bit ocx for a 64-bit MS Office installation (regardless of the Windows version). For reference: the chapter in the documentation dealing with creating COM objects starts here.
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    Microsoft's formats are so complex that it is a lot of work to write, and keep up to date, a set of components to do what you want without automation. There is Winsoft's Office Component Suite, but you'll see that hasn't been updated to work with the latest version of Office, or with Delphi 2009+.
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    You're not actually creating a mailmerge. Here's some code (see note below) that might help. It's using Delphi's TWordApplication component to handle the connection and provide the datatypes, but it should give you a direction to go in: // Drop a TWordApplication (from the Servers palette page) on a new blank form, // and change it's name to WordApp.
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    In delphi 2009 are ribbons controls integrated. perhaps you should upgrade to d2009 to take also advantage of the generics and the other new language features. but the integrated ribbons are not powerful as the tms/devExpress components.
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    The following code seems to work for me, using D7 and Word 2007 (I don't have a later Delphi version on this machine). My default Word language is EnglishUK.. MSWord.Selection.TypeText('The colour is blue'); // "colour" is the correct spelling in UK English, but not // US English MSWord.ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate.LanguageID := wdEnglishUS; MSWord.ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate.NoProofing ...
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    My application is developed in Delphi 6, The application have some document management modules which works fine with 32 bit MS word, but not with 64 bit MS Word. A type library called WORD_TLB is used to access the MS word functions from delphi code. Can i generate a new type library or something else to make the application work with 64 bit MS ...
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    delphi; ms-office; delphi-xe3; Share. Improve this question. Follow edited Dec 17, 2015 at 16:37. 01F0. 1,276 2 2 gold badges 20 20 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges. asked Apr 13, 2013 at 10:17. Joe Meyer Joe Meyer. 448 1 1 gold badge 6 6 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges. 7. 3.

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