Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word

Represents the Microsoft Office Word application.

Adds an entry to the address book.

Required string Array. The values for the new address entry. Each element corresponds to an element in the TagID array. Required string Array. The tag ID values for the new address entry. Each element in the array can contain one of the strings listed in the following table. Only the display name is required; the remaining entries are optional.Tag IDDescriptionPR_DISPLAY_NAMEName displayed in the Address Book dialog boxPR_DISPLAY_NAME_PREFIXTitle (for example, "Ms." or "Dr.")PR_GIVEN_NAMEFirst namePR_SURNAMELast namePR_STREET_ADDRESSStreet addressPR_LOCALITYCity or localityPR_STATE_OR_PROVINCEState or provincePR_POSTAL_CODEPostal codePR_COUNTRYCountry/RegionPR_TITLEJob titlePR_COMPANY_NAMECompany namePR_DEPARTMENT_NAMEDepartment name within the companyPR_OFFICE_LOCATIONOffice locationPR_PRIMARY_TELEPHONE_NUMBERPrimary telephone numberPR_PRIMARY_FAX_NUMBERPrimary fax numberPR_OFFICE_TELEPHONE_NUMBEROffice telephone numberPR_OFFICE2_TELEPHONE_NUMBERSecond office telephone numberPR_HOME_TELEPHONE_NUMBERHome telephone numberPR_CELLULAR_TELEPHONE_NUMBERCellular telephone numberPR_BEEPER_TELEPHONE_NUMBERBeeper telephone numberPR_COMMENTText included on the Notes    tab for the address entryPR_EMAIL_ADDRESSElectronic mail addressPR_ADDRTYPEElectronic mail address typePR_OTHER_TELEPHONE_NUMBERAlternate telephone number (other than home or office)PR_BUSINESS_FAX_NUMBERBusiness fax numberPR_HOME_FAX_NUMBERHome fax numberPR_RADIO_TELEPHONE_NUMBERRadio telephone numberPR_INITIALSInitialsPR_LOCATIONLocation, in the format buildingnumber/roomnumber (for example, 7/3007 represents room 3007 in building 7)PR_CAR_TELEPHONE_NUMBERCar telephone number

Returns a unique number for the specified key combination.

Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Required WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants.

Converts a measurement from centimeters to points (1 cm = 28.35 points).

Required Single. The centimeter value to be converted to points.

Sets the folder in which Microsoft Word searches for documents.

Required String. The path to the folder in which Word searches for documents.

Checks a string for grammatical errors.

Required String. The string you want to check for grammatical errors.

Checks a string for spelling errors.

Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. True if capitalization is ignored. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Required String. The text whose spelling is to be checked. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the main dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary.

Removes nonprinting characters (character codes 1 – 29) and special Microsoft Word characters from the specified string or changes them to spaces (character code 32).

Required String. The source string.

Compares two documents and returns a object that represents the document that contains the differences between the two documents, marked using tracked changes.

Specifies whether to create a new file or whether to mark the differences between the two documents in the original document or in the revised document. Default value is . Specifies whether to compare differences in comments between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to ignore warnings when comparing the two documents. Specifies whether to mark differences in case between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the path and file name of the original document. Specifies whether to compare the differences in data contained in tables between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the path and file name of the revised document to which to compare the original document. Specifies whether to compare differences in footnotes and endnotes between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the name of the person to whom to attribute changes when comparing the two documents. Specifies whether changes are tracked by character or by word. Default value is . Specifies whether to mark differences in formatting between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in the data contained within text boxes between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in headers and footers between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to mark differences in white space, such as paragraphs or spaces, between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in fields between the two documents. Default value is True.

Sends a command or series of commands to an application through the specified dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel.

Required String. A command or series of commands recognized by the receiving application (the DDE server). If the receiving application cannot perform the specified command, an error occurs. Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Opens a dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to another application, and returns the channel number.

Required String. The name of a DDE topic — for example, the name of an open document — recognized by the application to which you're opening a channel. Required String. The name of the application.

Uses an open dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to send data to an application.

Required String. The item within a DDE topic to which the specified data is to be sent. Required String. The data to be sent to the receiving application (the DDE server). Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Uses an open dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to request information from the receiving application, and returns the information as a string.

Required String. The item to be requested. Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Closes the specified dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to another application.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Returns an address from the default address book.

Optional Object. True to add an address to the list of recently used addresses; False to not add the address. If SelectDialog is set to 1 or 2, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies whether the Select Name dialog box is displayed, as shown in the following table.ValueResult0 (zero)The Select Name dialog box isn't displayed.1 or omittedThe Select Name dialog box is displayed.2The Select Name dialog box isn't displayed, and no search for a specific name is performed. The address returned by this method will be the previously selected address. Optional Object. If UseAutoText is True, this argument denotes the name of an AutoText entry that defines a sequence of address book properties. If UseAutoText is False or omitted, this argument defines a custom layout. Valid address book property names or sets of property names are surrounded by angle brackets ("<" and ">") and separated by a space or a paragraph mark (for example, "<PR_GIVEN_NAME> <PR_SURNAME>" & vbCr & "<PR_OFFICE_TELEPHONE_NUMBER>").If this argument is omitted, a default AutoText entry named "AddressLayout" is used. If "AddressLayout" hasn't been defined, the following address layout definition is used: "<PR_GIVEN_NAME> <PR_SURNAME>" & vbCr & "<PR_STREET_ADDRESS>" & vbCr & "<PR_LOCALITY>" & ", " & "<PR_STATE_OR_PROVINCE>" & " " & "<PR_POSTAL_CODE>" & vbCr & "<PR_COUNTRY>".For a list of the valid address book property names, see the method. Optional Object. True to display the Check Names dialog box when the value of the Name argument isn't specific enough. Optional Object. True if AddressProperties specifies the name of an AutoText entry that defines a sequence of address book properties; False if it specifies a custom layout. Optional Object. Specifies how the Select Name dialog box should be displayed (that is, in what mode), as shown in the following table.ValueDisplay mode0 (zero) or omittedBrowse mode1Compose mode, with only the To: box2Compose mode, with both the To: and CC: boxes Optional Object. The name of the addressee, as specified in the Search Name dialog box in the address book. Optional Object. True to use the list of recently used return addresses.

Returns a String that represents the name of the default theme plus the theme formatting options Microsoft Word uses for new documents, e-mail messages, or Web pages.

A WdDocumentMedium constant indicating the type of new document for which you want to retrieve the default theme name.

Returns a collection that represents the words suggested as spelling replacements for a given word.

Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Specifies the way Word makes spelling suggestions. Can be one of the following constants. The default value is WdSpellword. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. True to ignore words in all uppercase letters. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Required String. The word whose spelling is to be checked. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the main dictionary. If you don't specify a main dictionary, Microsoft Word uses the main dictionary that corresponds to the language formatting of Word or of the first word in the range.

Moves the insertion point forward among the last three locations where editing occurred in the active document.

Displays on-line Help information.

Required Object. The on-line Help topic or window. Can be any of the constants.

Converts a measurement from inches to points (1 inch = 72 points).

Required Single. The inch value to be converted to points.

Returns or sets the keyboard language and layout settings.

Optional Integer. The language and layout combination to which Microsoft Word sets the keyboard. If this argument is omitted, the method returns the current language and layout setting.

Returns the key combination string for the specified keys (for example, CTRL+SHIFT+A).

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the constants.

Converts a measurement from lines to points (1 line = 12 points).

Required Single. The line value to be converted to points.

Creates a new document and then inserts a table of Microsoft Word commands along with their associated shortcut keys and menu assignments.

Required Boolean. True to include all Word commands and their assignments (whether customized or built-in); False to include only commands with customized assignments.

Loads a bibliography source file.

The path and file name of the bibliography source file.

Looks up a name in the global address book list and displays the Properties dialog box, which includes information about the specified name.

Required String. A name in the global address book.

Compares two documents and returns a object that represents the document that contains the differences between the two documents, marked using tracked changes.

Specifies whether to create a new file or whether to mark the differences between the two documents in the original document or in the revised document. Default value is . Specifies whether to compare differences in comments between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the document from which to retain formatting. Specifies whether to mark differences in case between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the path and file name of the original document. Specifies whether to compare the differences in data contained in tables between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the path and file name of the revised document to which to compare the original document. Specifies whether to compare differences in footnotes and endnotes between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the name of the person to use for unattributed changes after merging two documents. Specifies whether changes are tracked by character or by word. Default value is . Specifies whether to mark differences in formatting between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in the data contained within text boxes between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in headers and footers between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to mark differences in white space, such as paragraphs or spaces, between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies whether to compare differences in fields between the two documents. Default value is True. Specifies the name of the author of the original document.

Converts a measurement from millimeters to points (1 mm = 2.85 points).

Required Single. The millimeter value to be converted to points.

Positions a task window or the active document window.

Required Integer. The horizontal screen position of the specified window. Required Integer. The vertical screen position of the specified window.

Starts a background timer that runs a macro at a specified time.

Required Object. The time at which the macro is to be run. Can be a string that specifies a time (for example, "4:30 pm" or "16:30"), or it can be a serial number returned by a function such as TimeValue or TimeSerial (for example, TimeValue("2:30 pm") or TimeSerial(14, 30, 00)). You can also include the date (for example, "6/30 4:15 pm" or TimeValue("6/30 4:15 pm")).Use the sum of the return values of the Now function and either the TimeValue or TimeSerial function to set a timer to run a macro a specified amount of time after the statement is run. For example, use Now+TimeValue("00:05:30") to run a macro 5 minutes and 30 seconds after the statement is run. Required String. The name of the macro to be run. Use the complete macro path to ensure that the correct macro is run (for example, "Project.Module1.Macro1"). For the macro to run, the document or template must be available both when the OnTime instruction is run and when the time specified by When arrives. For this reason, it's best to store the macro in Normal.dot or another global template that's loaded automatically. Optional Object. The maximum time (in seconds) that can elapse before a macro that wasn't run at the time specified by When is canceled. Macros may not always run at the specified time. For example, if a sort operation is under way or a dialog box is being displayed, the macro will be delayed until Word has completed the task. If this argument is 0 (zero) or omitted, the macro is run regardless of how much time has elapsed since the time specified by When.

Copies the specified AutoText entry, toolbar, style, or macro project item from the source document or template to the destination document or template.

Required String. The document or template file name to which you want to copy an item. Required . The kind of item you want to copy. Required String. The name of the AutoText entry, toolbar, style, or macro you want to copy. Required String. The document or template file name that contains the item you want to copy.

Deletes the specified style, AutoText entry, toolbar, or macro project item from a document or template.

Required . The kind of item you want to copy. Required String. The name of the style, AutoText entry, toolbar, or macro you want to delete. Required String. The file name of the document or template that contains the item you want to delete.

Renames the specified style, AutoText entry, toolbar, or macro project item in a document or template.

Required String. The new name for the item. Required . The kind of item you want to copy. Required String. The name of the style, AutoText entry, toolbar, or macro you want to rename. Required String. The file name of the document or template that contains the item you want to rename.

Converts a measurement from picas to points (1 pica = 12 points).

Required Single. The pica value to be converted to points.

Converts a measurement from pixels to points.

Optional Object. True to convert vertical pixels; False to convert horizontal pixels. Required Single. The pixel value to be converted to points.

Converts a measurement from points to centimeters (1 centimeter = 28.35 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to inches (1 inch = 72 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to lines (1 line = 12 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to millimeters (1 millimeter = 2.835 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to picas (1 pica = 12 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to pixels.

Optional Object. True to return the result as vertical pixels; False to return the result as horizontal pixels. Required Single. The point value to be converted to pixels.

Prints all or part of the specified document.

Optional Object. The type of pages to be printed. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The width to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. The height to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. When printing multiple copies of a document, True to print all pages of the document before printing the next copy. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit horizontally on one page. Can be 1, 2, 3, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomRow argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. This argument is available only in Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. For additional information about this argument, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. Optional Object. The item to be printed. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The ending page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo. Optional Object. The page range. Can be any constant. Optional Object. True to print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing kit. If this argument is True, the and properties are ignored. Use the and properties to control the output during manual duplex printing. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The page numbers and page ranges to be printed, separated by commas. For example, "2, 6-10" prints page 2 and pages 6 through 10. Optional Object. True to send printer instructions to a file. Make sure to specify a file name with OutputFileName. Optional Object. The number of copies to be printed. Optional Object. If PrintToFile is True, this argument specifies the path and file name of the output file. Optional Object. Set to True to append the specified document to the file name specified by the OutputFileName argument. False to overwrite the contents of OutputFileName. Optional Object. The path and file name of the document to be printed. If this argument is omitted, Word prints the active document. Optional Object. Set to True to have the macro continue while Microsoft Word prints the document. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit vertically on one page. Can be 1, 2, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomColumn argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. The starting page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo.

Quits Microsoft Word and optionally saves or routes the open documents.

Optional Object. True to route the document to the next recipient. If the document doesn't have a routing slip attached, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies whether Word saves changed documents before quitting. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. Specifies the way Word saves documents whose original format was not Word Document format. Can be one of the constants.

Repeats the most recent editing action one or more times.

Optional Object. The number of times you want to repeat the last command.

Sizes the Microsoft Word application window or the specified task window.

Required Integer. The width of the window, in points. Required Integer. The height of the window, in points.

Runs a Visual Basic macro.

Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Required String. The name of the macro. Can be any combination of template, module, and macro name.If you specify the document name, your code can only run macros in documents related to the current context— not just any macro in any document. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro. Optional Object. Macro parameter values. You can pass up to 30 parameter values to the specified macro.

Sets a default theme for Microsoft Word to use with new documents, e-mail messages, or Web pages.

Required . The type of new document to which you are assigning a default theme. Required String. The name of the theme you want to assign as the default theme plus any theme formatting options you want to apply. The format of this string is "theme nnn" where theme and nnn are defined as follows:StringDescriptionthemeThe name of the folder that contains the data for the requested theme. (The default location for theme data folders is C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Themes.) You must use the folder name for the theme rather than the display name that appears in the Theme dialog box (Theme command, Format menu).nnnA three-digit string that indicates which theme formatting options to activate (1 to activate, 0 to deactivate). The digits correspond to the Vivid Colors, Active Graphics, and Background Image check boxes in the Theme dialog box (Theme command, Format menu). If this string is omitted, the default value for nnn is "011" (Active Graphics and Background Image are activated).

Sets font-mapping options, which are reflected in theFont Substitution dialog box (Compatibility tab, Options dialog box, Tools menu).

Required String. The name of a font available on your computer that you want to substitute for the unavailable font. Required String. The name of a font not available on your computer that you want to map to a different font for display and printing.

Returns a Integer that represents the encryption session associated with the active document. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Office Help Viewer. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the bibliography references sources stored in Microsoft Office Word. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the document properties panel is displayed. Read/write.

Boolean

Determines if Word displays a scroll bar in at least one document window.

This property returns True if Microsoft Word displays a scroll bar in at least one document window, and False if there are no scroll bars displayed in any window.Setting the DisplayScrollBars property to True displays horizontal and vertical scroll bars in all windows. Setting this property to False turns off all scroll bars in all windows.Use the and properties to display individual scroll bars in the specified window.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word maintains the formatting properties of the text at that position of the Insertion Point after running other code. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object which represents a single instance of a file dialog box.

Required MsoFileDialogType. The type of dialog.

Returns a object that represents the specified key combination.

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants.

Returns information about the current country/region and international settings.

Required WdInternationalIndex. The current country/region and/or international setting.

Determines if the specified variable that references an object is valid.

Required Object. A variable that references an object.

Returns a object that represents all the key combinations assigned to the specified item.

Optional Object. Additional text, if any, required for the command specified by Command. For more information, see the method for the object. Required String. The name of the command. Required WdKeyCategory. The category of the key combination.

Returns the auto correct entries for equations. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word opens e-mail attachments in Reading mode. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word allows linked styles. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word shows a preview of the formatting for styles in the Styles dialog box. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that contains information from the thesaurus on synonyms, antonyms, or related words and expressions for the specified word or phrase.

Required String. The specified word or phrase. Optional Object. The language used for the thesaurus. Can be one of the constants (although some of the constants listed may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed).

Represents a document.

Applies a document theme to a document.

The path and file name of the theme to apply.

Changes the set of quick styles listed.

The name of the set to use. This corresponds to the name listed in the Style Set list.

Applies a theme to an open document.

Required String. The name of the theme plus any theme formatting options you want to apply. The format of this string is "theme nnn" where theme and nnn are defined as follows:StringDescriptionthemeThe name of the folder that contains the data for the requested theme. (The default location for theme data folders is C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Themes.) You must use the folder name for the theme rather than the display name that appears in the Theme dialog box (Theme command, Format menu).nnnA three-digit string that indicates which theme formatting options to activate (1 to activate, 0 to deactivate). The digits correspond to the Vivid Colors, Active Graphics, and Background Image check boxes in the Theme dialog box (Theme command, Format menu). If this string is omitted, the default value for nnn is "011" (Active Graphics and Background Image are activated).

Creates an automatic summary of the specified document, and returns a object.

Optional Object. The length of the summary as a percentage of the total document length (the larger the number, the more detail that's included in the summary). Optional Object. True to update the Keyword and Comments boxes in the Properties dialog box to reflect the content of the summary for the specified document. Optional Object. Specifies the way the summary is displayed. Can be one of the constants.

Returns a document from a local computer to a server, and sets the local document to read-only so that it cannot be edited locally.

Optional Object. Comments for the revision of the document being checked in (only applies if SaveChanges equals True). Optional Boolean. True saves the document to the server location. The default is True. Optional Boolean. True allows the user to perform a publish on the document after being checked in. This submits the document for the approval process, which can eventually result in a version of the document being published to users with read-only rights to the document (only applies if SaveChanges equals True).

Puts a document on a server from a local computer, and sets the local document to read-only so that it cannot be edited locally.

Comments for the revision of the document being checked in (only applies if SaveChanges is set to true). Specifies versioning information for the document. True to save the document to the server location. The default is True. True to allow the user to publish the document after it is checked in.

Begins a spelling check for the specified document or range.

Optional Object. True if capitalization is ignored. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. True for Microsoft Word to always suggest alternative spellings. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries.

Closes the specified document or documents.

Optional Object. True to route the document to the next recipient. If the document doesn't have a routing slip attached, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies the save action for the document. Can be one of the following constants: wdDoNotSaveChanges, wdPromptToSaveChanges, or wdSaveChanges. Optional Object. Specifies the save format for the document. Can be one of the following constants: wdOriginalDocumentFormat, wdPromptUser, or wdWordDocument.

Displays revision marks that indicate where the specified document differs from another document.

Optional Object. True adds the document to the list of recently used files on the File menu. Optional Boolean. True (default) for the comparison to include detection of format changes. Optional Object. True compares the documents without notifying a user of problems. The default value is False. Optional Object. True removes data and time information associated with the differences generated by the comparison. Optional Object. True removes personal information associated with the differences generated by the comparison. Required String. The name of the document with which the specified document is compared. Optional Object. The target document for the comparison. Can be any WdCompareTarget constant. Optional Object. The reviewer name associated with the differences generated by the comparison. If unspecified, the value defaults to the author name of the revised document or the string "Comparison" if no author information is present.

Returns a statistic based on the contents of the specified document.

Required . Optional Object. True to include footnotes and endnotes when computing statistics. If this argument is omitted, the default value is False.

Converts file to the newest file format and enables all new features.

Changes the list numbers and LISTNUM fields in the specified object to text.

Optional Object. The type of number to be converted. Can be any of the constants.

Reconverts a Vietnamese document to Unicode using a code page other than the default.

Required Integer. The original code page used to encode the document.

Copies styles from the specified template to a document.

Required String. The template file name.

Returns the number of bulleted or numbered items and LISTNUM fields in the specified object.

Optional Object. The type of numbers to be counted. Can be one of the following constants: wdNumberParagraph, wdNumberListNum, or wdNumberAllNumbers. The default value is wdNumberAllNumbers. Optional Object. A number that corresponds to the numbering level you want to count. If this argument is omitted, all levels are counted.

Creates and returns a object based on the specified letter elements.

Required Single. The amount of space (in points) to be reserved for a preprinted letterhead. Required String. The mailing instruction text for the letter (for example, "Certified Mail"). Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required Boolean. True to reserve space for a preprinted letterhead. Required String. The job title of the person creating the letter. Required String. The text of the return mailing address for the letter. Required Boolean. True to include the header and footer from the page design template. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required String. The names of the carbon copy (CC) recipients for the letter. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required String. The name of the person sending the letter. Required . The document layout. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required String. The date for the letter. Required String. The name of the template attached to the document. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required Integer. The number of enclosures for the letter. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required String. The subject text for the specified letter. Required String. The company name of the person creating the letter. Required . The location of the preprinted letterhead. Required String. The closing text for the letter. Required String. The reference line text for the letter (for example, "In reply to:"). Required String. The salutation text for the letter. Required String. The initials of the person creating the letter. Required . The salutation type for the letter. Required String. The mailing address of the person who'll be receiving the letter. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required String. The attention line text for the letter (for example, "Attention:"). Required String. The name of the person who'll be receiving the letter. Optional Object. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed.

Deletes permissions in all ranges for which the specified user or group of users has permission to modify.

Optional Object. Can be either a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a constant that represents a group of users. If omitted, no permissions are deleted from a document.

Downgrades a document to the Word 97-2003 document format so that it can be edited in a previous version of Microsoft Office Word.

Saves a document as PDF or XPS format.

Specifies whether to limit PDF usage to the PDF subset standardized as ISO 19005-1. If True, the resulting files are more reliably self-contained but may be larger or show more visual artifacts due to the restrictions of the format. Default value is False. Specifies whether to include extra data to help screen readers, for example information about the flow and logical organization of the content. Default value is True. Specifies a pointer to an add-in that allows calls to an alternate implementation of code. The alternate implementation of code interprets the EMF and EMF+ page descriptions that are generated by the applications to make their own PDF or XPS. For more information, see "Extending the Office (2007) Fixed-Format Export Feature" on MSDN. Specifies whether to export bookmarks and the type of bookmarks to export. Specifies whether to include document properties in the newly exported file. Specifies either PDF or XPS format. Specifies whether the export process includes text only or includes text with markup. Specifies the ending page number, if the Range parameter is set to . Specifies whether the export range is the entire document, the current page, a range of text, or the current selection. the default is to export the entire document. Specifies whether to optimize for screen or print. The path and file name name of the new PDF or XPS file. Specifies whether to copy IRM permissions to an XPS document if the source document has IRM protections. Default value is True. Opens the new file after exporting the contents. Specifies whether to include a bitmap of the text. Set this parameter to True when font licenses do not permit a font to be embedded in the PDF file. If False, the font is referenced, and the viewer's computer substitutes an appropriate font if the authored one is not available. Default value is True. Specifies the starting page number, if the Range parameter is set to .

Displays a cached document if it's already been downloaded. Otherwise, this method resolves the hyperlink, downloads the target document, and displays the document in the appropriate application.

Optional Object. The location within the target document. The default value is an empty string. Required String. The address of the target document. Optional Object. A string or a byte array that specifies additional information for HTTP to use to resolve the hyperlink. For example, you can use ExtraInfo to specify the coordinates of an image map, the contents of a form, or a FAT file name. The string is either posted or appended, depending on the value of Method. Use the property to determine whether extra information is required. Optional Object. True to display the target location in a new window. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to add the link to the current day's history folder. Optional Object. A string that specifies header information for the HTTP request. The default value is an empty string. You can combine several header lines into a single string. The specified string is automatically converted into ANSI characters. Note that the HeaderInfo argument may overwrite default HTTP header fields. Optional Object. Specifies the way additional information for HTTP is handled. .

In Web view, fixes the layout of the document as it currently appears so that line breaks remain fixed and ink annotations do not move when you resize the window.

Returns an array of items that can be cross-referenced based on the specified cross-reference type.

Required Object. The type of item you want to insert a cross-reference to. .

Returns the workflow tasks assigned to a document.

Returns the workflow templates attached to a document.

Returns a object that represents the start position of the specified item.

Optional Object. The kind of item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The number of the item in the document. The default value is 1.Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range or selection, use wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value. Optional Object. If the What argument is wdGoToBookmark, wdGoToComment, wdGoToField, or wdGoToObject, this argument specifies a name.

Locks the file on the server preventing anyone else from editing it.

Merges the changes marked with revision marks from one document to another.

Optional . Optional Boolean. Optional Boolean. Optional . Required String.

Prints all or part of the specified document.

Optional Object. The type of pages to be printed. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The width to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. The height to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. When printing multiple copies of a document, True to print all pages of the document before printing the next copy. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit horizontally on one page. Can be 1, 2, 3, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomRow argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. Set to True to append the specified document to the file name specified by the OutputFileName argument. False to overwrite the contents of OutputFileName. Optional Object. The number of copies to be printed. Optional Object. The item to be printed. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The ending page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo. Optional Object. The page range. Can be any constant. Optional Object. True to print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing kit. If this argument is True, the and properties are ignored. Use the and properties to control the output during manual duplex printing. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The page numbers and page ranges to be printed, separated by commas. For example, "2, 6-10" prints page 2 and pages 6 through 10. Optional Object. True to send printer instructions to a file. Make sure to specify a file name with OutputFileName. Optional Object. If PrintToFile is True, this argument specifies the path and file name of the output file. Optional Object. This argument is available only in Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. For additional information about this argument, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. Optional Object. Set to True to have the macro continue while Microsoft Word prints the document. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit vertically on one page. Can be 1, 2, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomColumn argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. The starting page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo.

Helps to protect the specified document from changes. When a document is protected, users can make only limited changes, such as adding annotations, making revisions, or completing a form.

Optional Object. The password required to remove protection from the specified document. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. False to reset form fields to their default values. True to retain the current form field values if the specified document is protected. If Type isn't wdAllowOnlyFormFields, the NoReset argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies whether to use Information Rights Management (IRM) when protecting the document from changes. Optional Object. Specifies whether formatting restrictions are enforced in a protected document. Required. The protection type for the specified document. .

Returns a object by using the specified starting and ending character positions.

Optional Object. The ending character position. Optional Object. The starting character position.

Redoes the last action that was undone (reverses the method). Returns True if the actions were redone successfully.

Optional Object. The number of actions to be redone.

Reloads a document based on an HTML document, using the specified document encoding.

Required .

Removes sensitive information, properties, comments, and other metadata from a document.

Specifies what to remove.

Removes numbers or bullets from the specified object.

Optional . The type of number to be removed.

Sends an e-mail message to the author of a document that has been sent out for review, notifying them that a reviewer has completed review of the document.

Optional Object. True to display the message prior to sending. False to automatically send the message without displaying it first. The default value is True.

Runs an auto macro that's stored in the specified document. If the specified auto macro doesn't exist, nothing happens.

Required .

Runs the Letter Wizard on the specified document.

Optional Object. A object. Any filled properties in the LetterContent object show up as prefilled elements in the Letter Wizard dialog boxes. If this argument is omitted, the method is automatically used to get a LetterContent object from the specified document. Optional Object. True to display the Letter Wizard dialog box as a series of steps with a Next, Back, and Finish button. False to display the Letter Wizard dialog box as if it were opened from the Tools menu (a properties dialog box with an OK button and a Cancel button). The default value is True.

Saves the specified document with a new name or format. Some of the arguments for this method correspond to the options in the Save Asdialog box (File menu).

Optional Object. True to add the document to the list of recently used files on the File menu. The default is True. Optional Object. True to save TrueType fonts with the document. If omitted, the EmbedTrueTypeFonts argument assumes the value of the property. Optional Object. If the document is saved as a text file, True to insert line breaks at the end of each line of text. Optional Object. The way Word marks the line and paragraph breaks in documents saved as text files. Can be any constant. Optional Object. A password string for opening the document. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. True adds control characters to the output file to preserve bi-directional layout of the text in the original document. Optional Object. True to save the data entered by a user in a form as a data record. Optional Object. A password string for saving changes to the document. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. The format in which the document is saved. Can be any constant. To save a document in another format, specify the appropriate value for the property of the object. Optional Object. If the document is saved as a text file, True allows Word to replace some symbols with text that looks similar. For example, displaying the copyright symbol as (c). The default is False. Optional Object. If the document has an attached mailer, True to save the document as an AOCE letter (the mailer is saved). Optional Object. True to lock the document for comments. The default is False. Optional Object. The name for the document. The default is the current folder and file name. If the document has never been saved, the default name is used (for example, Doc1.doc). If a document with the specified file name already exists, the document is overwritten without the user being prompted first. Optional Object. If graphics were imported from another platform (for example, Macintosh), True to save only the Windows version of the imported graphics. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Word suggest read-only status whenever the document is opened. The default is False. Optional . The code page, or character set, to use for documents saved as encoded text files. The default is the system code page.

Saves the group of quick styles currently in use.

The path and file name for the quick style set file.

Selects all ranges for which the specified user or group of users has permission to modify.

Optional Object. Can be either a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a constant that represents a group of users. If omitted, only ranges for which all users have permissions will be selected.

Returns a collection that represents all the content controls in a document with the tag value specified in the Tag parameter. Read-only.

The tag value of the content controls to return.

Returns a collection that represents all the content controls in a document with the title specified in the Title parameter. Read-only.

The title of the content controls to return.

Returns a collection that represents all content controls in a document that are linked to the specific custom XML node in the document's XML data store as specified by the Node parameter. Read-only.

The XML node in the document's data store to which the content controls are linked.

Returns an collection that represents all the specified nodes in the order in which they appear in the document.

Optional Object. Provides the prefix in the schema against which to perform the search. Use the PrefixMapping parameter if your XPath parameter uses names to search for elements. Optional Boolean. True skips all text nodes while searching for the specified node. False includes text nodes in the search. Default value is False. Required String. A valid XPath string. For more information on XPath, see the XPath reference documentation on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site.

Returns an object that represents a node in the specified document.

Optional Object. Provides the prefix in the schema against which to perform the search. Use the PrefixMapping parameter if your XPath parameter uses names to search for elements. Optional Boolean. True skips all text nodes while searching for the specified node. False includes text nodes in the search. Default value is True. Required String. A valid XPath string. For more information on XPath, see the XPath reference documentation on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site.

Returns all of the content controls in a document that are not linked to an XML node in the document's XML data store. Read-only.

A custom XML part reference. Setting this parameter filters the returned content controls to include only content controls that reference this in their definition.

Sends the specified document as a fax, without any user interaction.

Required String. The recipient's fax number. Optional Object. The text for the subject line. The character limit is 255.

Sends a document to a fax service provider, who faxes the document to one or more specified recipients.

Optional Object. A String that represents the fax numbers and e-mail addresses of the people to whom to send the fax. Separate multiple recipients with a semicolon. Optional Object. True displays the fax message before sending it. False sends the fax without displaying the fax message. Optional Object. A String that represents the subject line for the faxed document.

Sends a document in an e-mail message for review by the specified recipients.

Optional Object. A string that lists the people to whom to send the message. These can be unresolved names and aliases in an e-mail phone book or full e-mail addresses. Separate multiple recipients with a semicolon (;). If left blank and ShowMessage is False, you will receive an error message and the message will not be sent. Optional Object. A Boolean value that indicates whether the message should include an attachment or a link to a server location. The default value is True. If set to False, the document must be stored at a shared location. Optional Object. A Boolean value that indicates whether the message should be displayed when the method is executed. The default value is True. If set to False, the message is automatically sent to the recipients without first showing the message to the sender. Optional Object. A string for the subject of the message. If left blank, the subject will be: Please review "filename".

Specifies the table style to use for newly created tables in a document.

Required Object. A string specifying the name of the style. Required Boolean. True to save the table style in the template attached to the document.

Inserts the contents of the specified object into a document.

Required object. The LetterContent object that includes the various elements of the letter.

Sets the options Microsoft Word uses for encrypting documents with passwords.

Required Integer. The encryption key length. Must be a multiple of 8, starting at 40. Required String. The name of the encryption provider. Required String. The name of the encryption algorithm. Word supports stream-encrypted algorithms. Optional Object. True for Word to encrypt file properties. Default is True.

Applies the specified Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) file to the specified document and replaces the document with the results.

Optional Boolean. True applies the transformation only to the data in the document, excluding Microsoft Word XML. False applies the transform to the entire document, including Word XML. Default value is True. Required String. The path for the XSLT to use.

Undoes the last action or a sequence of actions, which are displayed in the Undo list. Returns True if the actions were successfully undone.

Optional Object. The number of actions to be undone.

Reverses the effect of , and enables line breaks to change and ink annotations to move when you resize the Web browser window.

Removes protection from the specified document. If the document isn't protected, this method generates an error.

Optional Object. The password string used to protect the document. Passwords are case-sensitive. If the document is protected with a password and the correct password isn't supplied, a dialog box prompts the user for the password.

Returns or sets the writing style for a specified language in the specified document.

Required Object. The language for which the writing style is set in the specified document. Can be either a string or one of the constants.

Returns the bibliography references contained within a document. Read-only.

Determines if the specified compatibility option is enabled.

Required . The compatibility option.

Returns all of the content controls in a document. Read-only.

Returns the metadata stored in a document, such as author name, subject, and company. Read-only.

Returns a random number that Word assigns to changes in a document. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a collection that represents the custom XML in the XML data store. Read-only.

Returns a collection that enables you to locate hidden personal information, such as author name, company name, and revision date. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Office theme applied to a document. Read-only.

Returns a String specifying the name of the algorithm encryption provider that Microsoft Office Word uses when encrypting documents. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that indicates whether a document is final. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word shows the next heading level when the previous heading level is used. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to show user-defined styles. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a Boolean that represents whether a document has an attached Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications project. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether users can change which set of Quick Styles is being used. Read/write.

Booleans

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether a user can change a document theme. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a enumeration value that represents where Microsoft Office Word places binary operators when equations span two or more lines. Read/write.

Returns or sets a enumeration value that represents how Microsoft Office Word handles a subtraction operator that falls before a line break. Read/write.

Returns the name of the font used in a document to display equations. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents the default location of limits for integrals. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the default justification—left, right, centered, or centered as a group—of a group of equations. Read/write.

Returns or sets the left margin for equations. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents the default location of limits for n-ary objects other than integrals. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the right margin for equations. Read/write.

Single

Returns the objects within the specified range. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to use small fractions in equations contained within the document. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the placement of the second line of an equation that wraps to a new line. Read/write.

Single

Returns the document title for the original document after running a legal-blackline document compare function. Read-only.

String

Returns the name of the algorithm encryption provider that Microsoft Word uses when encrypting documents with passwords.

String

Returns the research service for a document. Read-only.

Research

Returns the document title for a revised document after running a legal-blackline document compare function. Read-only.

String

Returns the policy specified for a document stored on a server running Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Read-only.

Returns or sets the sort method to use when sorting styles in the Styles task pane. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to track formatting changes when change tracking is turned on. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets aBoolean that represents whether to mark moved text when Track Changes is turned on. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to use the default math settings when creating new equations. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the flat XML format for the Word Open XML contents of the document. Read-only.

String

Contains font attributes (font name, font size, color, and so on) for an object.

Increases the font size to the next available size. If the selection or range contains more than one font size, each size is increased to the next available setting.

Contains top-level properties and methods.

Returns a unique number for the specified key combination.

Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional WdKey. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Required . A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants.

Converts a measurement from centimeters to points (1 cm = 28.35 points).

Required Single. The centimeter value to be converted to points.

Sets the folder in which Microsoft Word searches for documents.

Required String. The path to the folder in which Word searches for documents.

Checks a string for spelling errors.

Required String. The text whose spelling is to be checked. Optional Object. True if capitalization is ignored. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the main dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.

Removes nonprinting characters (character codes 1 – 29) and special Microsoft Word characters from the specified string or changes them to spaces (character code 32).

Required String. The source string.

Sends a command or series of commands to an application through the specified dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method. Required String. A command or series of commands recognized by the receiving application (the DDE server). If the receiving application cannot perform the specified command, an error occurs.

Opens a dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to another application, and returns the channel number.

Required String. The name of a DDE topic— for example, the name of an open document— recognized by the application to which you're opening a channel. Required String. The name of the application.

Uses an open dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to send data to an application.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method. Required String. The item within a DDE topic to which the specified data is to be sent. Required String. The data to be sent to the receiving application (the DDE server).

Uses an open dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to request information from the receiving application, and returns the information as a string.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method. Required String. The item to be requested.

Closes the specified dynamic data exchange (DDE) channel to another application.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Returns a collection that represents the words suggested as spelling replacements for a given word.

Required String. The word whose spelling is to be checked. Optional Object. True to ignore words in all uppercase letters. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Specifies the way Word makes spelling suggestions. Can be one of the following constants. The default value is WdSpellword. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the main dictionary. If you don't specify a main dictionary, Microsoft Word uses the main dictionary that corresponds to the language formatting of Word or of the first word in the range. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.

Displays on-line Help information.

Required Object. The on-line Help topic or window. Can be any constant.

Converts a measurement from inches to points (1 inch = 72 points).

Required Single. The inch value to be converted to points.

Returns the key combination string for the specified keys (for example, CTRL+SHIFT+A).

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the constants.

Converts a measurement from lines to points (1 line = 12 points).

Required Single. The line value to be converted to points.

Converts a measurement from millimeters to points (1 mm = 2.85 points).

Required Single. The millimeter value to be converted to points.

Converts a measurement from picas to points (1 pica = 12 points).

Required Single. The pica value to be converted to points.

Converts a measurement from pixels to points.

Required Single. The pixel value to be converted to points. Optional Object. True to convert vertical pixels; False to convert horizontal pixels.

Converts a measurement from points to centimeters (1 centimeter = 28.35 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to inches (1 inch = 72 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to lines (1 line = 12 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to millimeters (1 millimeter = 2.835 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to picas (1 pica = 12 points).

Required Single. The measurement, in points.

Converts a measurement from points to pixels.

Required Single. The point value to be converted to pixels. Optional Object. True to return the result as vertical pixels; False to return the result as horizontal pixels.

Repeats the most recent editing action one or more times.

Optional Object. The number of times you want to repeat the last command.

Returns a object that represents the specified key combination.

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants.

Determines if the specified variable that references an object is valid.

Required Object. A variable that references an object.

Returns a object that represents all the key combinations assigned to the specified item.

Optional Object. Additional text, if any, required for the command specified by Command. For more information, see the method for the object. Required String. The name of the command. Required . The category of the key combination.

Returns a object that contains information from the thesaurus on synonyms, antonyms, or related words and expressions for the specified word or phrase.

Required String. The specified word or phrase. Optional Object. The language used for the thesaurus. Can be one of the constants (although some of the constants listed may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed).

Represents the elements of a letter created by the Letter Wizard.

Represents all the formatting for a paragraph.

Removes any spacing before the specified paragraphs.

Indents one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Short. The number of characters by which the specified paragraphs are to be indented.

Indents the first line of one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Short. The number of characters by which the first line of each specified paragraph is to be indented.

If spacing before the specified paragraphs is 0 (zero), this method sets spacing to 12 points. If spacing before the paragraphs is greater than 0 (zero), this method sets spacing to 0 (zero).

Sets spacing before the specified paragraphs to 12 points.

Removes manual paragraph formatting (formatting not applied using a style). For example, if you manually right align a paragraph and the underlying style has a different alignment, the Reset method changes the alignment to match the formatting of the underlying style.

Single-spaces the specified paragraphs. The exact spacing is determined by the font size of the largest characters in each paragraph.

Formats the specified paragraphs with 1.5-line spacing. The exact spacing is determined by adding 6 points to the font size of the largest character in each paragraph.

Double-spaces the specified paragraphs. The exact spacing is determined by adding 12 points to the font size of the largest character in each paragraph.

Sets a hanging indent to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Short. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Sets the left indent for the specified paragraphs to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Short. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Returns or sets an Integer that represents whether left and right indents are the same width. Can be True, False, or . Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a enumeration value that represents how tightly text wraps around shapes or text boxes. Read/write.

Represents a single add-in, either installed or not installed.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represents all the add-ins available to Microsoft Word, regardless of whether or not they're currently loaded.

Adds the specified file to the list of available add-ins.

True to install the add-in. False to add the add-in to the list of add-ins but not install it. The default value is True. The path for the template or WLL.

Unloads all loaded add-ins and optionally removes them from the collection.

True to remove the unloaded add-ins from the AddIns collection (the names are removed from the Templates and Add-ins dialog box). False to leave the unloaded add-ins in the collection.

Returns a value that indicates the specified object in a collection.

The name of the individual object to be returned.

Contains a collection of adjustment values for the specified AutoShape or WordArt object.

Returns or sets the specified adjustment value.

The index number of the adjustment.

Represents the Microsoft Office Word application.

Events interface for Microsoft Word 97 object events.

Events interface for Microsoft Word 2000 object events.

Events interface for Microsoft Word 2002 object events.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentBeforeClose event occurs immediately before any open document closes.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentBeforePrint event occurs before any open document is printed.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentBeforeSave event occurs before any open document is saved.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentChange event occurs when a new document is created, when an existing document is opened, or when another document is made the active document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentOpen event occurs when a document is opened.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DocumentSync event occurs when the local copy of a document that is part of a Document Workspace is synchronized with the copy on the server.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The EPostageInsert event occurs when a user inserts electronic postage into a document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The EPostageInsertEx event occurs when a user inserts electronic postage into a document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The EPostagePropertyDialog event occurs when a user clicks the E-postage Properties (Labels and Envelopes dialog box) button or Print Electronic Postage toolbar button.

Events interface for Microsoft Word 2003 object events.

The mail merge main document. True if the add-in has handled the validation event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeAfterMerge event occurs after all records in a mail merge have merged successfully.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeAfterRecordMerge event occurs after each record in the data source successfully merges in a mail merge.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeBeforeMerge event occurs when a merge is executed before any records merge.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeBeforeRecordMerge event occurs as a merge is executed for the individual records in a merge.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeDataSourceLoad event occurs when the data source is loaded for a mail merge.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeDataSourceValidate event occurs when a user performs address verification by clicking Validate in the Mail Merge Recipients dialog box.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeWizardSendToCustom event occurs when the custom button is clicked on step six of the Mail Merge Wizard.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MailMergeWizardStateChange event occurs when a user changes from a specified step to a specified step in the Mail Merge Wizard.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The NewDocument event occurs when a new document is created.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Quit event occurs when the user quits Word.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowActivate event occurs when any document window is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowBeforeDoubleClick event occurs when the editing area of a document window is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowBeforeRightClick event occurs when the editing area of a document window is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowDeactivate event occurs when any document window is deactivated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowSelectionChange event occurs when the selection changes in the active document window.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowSize event occurs when the application window is resized or moved.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The XMLSelectionChange event occurs when the parent XML node of the current selection changes.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The XMLValidationError event occurs when there is a validation error in the document.

Represents a single caption that can be automatically added when items such as tables, pictures, or OLE objects are inserted into a document.

A collection of objects that represent the captions that can be automatically added when items such as tables, pictures, or OLE objects are inserted into a document.

Prevents Microsoft Word from automatically adding captions to any type of item.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The name of the individual object to be returned.

Represents the AutoCorrect functionality in Microsoft Word.

A collection of objects that represent all the AutoCorrect entries available to Microsoft Word. The AutoCorrectEntries collection includes all the entries in the AutoCorrect dialog box (Tools menu).

Adds a plain-text AutoCorrect entry to the list of available AutoCorrect entries.

The text you want to have automatically replaced with the text specified by Value. The text you want to have automatically inserted whenever the text specified by Name is typed.

Creates a formatted AutoCorrect entry, preserving all text attributes of the specified range.

The text to replace automatically with Range. The formatted text that Microsoft Word will insert automatically whenever Name is typed.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The name of the individual object to be returned.

Represents a single AutoCorrect entry.

Replaces a range with the value of the specified AutoCorrect entry.

Required object.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the AutoText entries in a template.

Adds an AutoText entry to the list of available AutoText entries.

The text that, when typed, initiates an AutoText entry. A range of text that will be inserted whenever Name is typed.

Deletes the specified range and adds the contents of the range to the Spike (a built-in AutoText entry).

The range that's deleted and appended to the Spike.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The name of the individual object to be returned.

Represents a single AutoText entry.

Deletes the specified object.

Inserts the AutoText entry in place of the specified range.

The location for the AutoText entry. Whether to insert the AutoText entry with its original formatting.

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Returns the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a single object from an collection.

The axis type. The axis.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a single axis in a chart.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

True if the value axis crosses the category axis between categories. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the type of axis group. Read-only.

Returns the title of the specified axis. Read-only.

Returns or sets the base unit for the specified category axis. Read/write.

True if Microsoft Word chooses appropriate base units for the specified category axis. The default value is True. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets all the category names for the specified axis, as a text array. Read/write.

Object

Returns or sets the category axis type. Read/write.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the point on the specified axis where the other axis crosses. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets the point on the value axis where the category axis crosses it. Applies only to the value axis. Read/write.

Double

Returns or sets the unit label for the value axis. Read/write.

If the value of the property is , the property returns or sets the value of the displayed units. The value must be from 0 through 10E307. Read/write.

Double

Returns the object for the specified axis. Returns Nothing if the property is set to False. Read-only.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

True if the label specified by the or property is displayed on the specified axis. The default value is True. Read/write.

Boolean

True if the axis has major gridlines. Only axes in the primary axis group can have gridlines. Read/write.

Boolean

True if the axis has minor gridlines. Only axes in the primary axis group can have gridlines. Read/write.

Boolean

True if the axis or chart has a visible title. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Returns the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns or sets the base of the logarithm when you are using log scales. Read/write.

Double

Returns the major gridlines for the specified axis. Only axes in the primary axis group can have gridlines. Read-only.

Returns or sets the type of major tick mark for the specified axis. Read/write .

Returns or sets the major units for the value axis. Read/write.

Double

True if Microsoft Word calculates the major units for the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the major unit scale value for the category axis when the property is set to . Read/write.

Returns or sets the maximum value on the value axis. Read/write.

Double

True if Microsoft Word calculates the maximum value for the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the minimum value on the value axis. Read/write.

Double

True if Microsoft Word calculates the minimum value for the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the minor gridlines for the specified axis. Only axes in the primary axis group can have gridlines. Read-only.

Returns or sets the type of minor tick mark for the specified axis. Read/write.

Returns or sets the minor units on the value axis. Read/write.

Double

True if Microsoft Word calculates minor units for the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the minor unit scale value for the category axis when the property is set to . Read/write.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

True if Microsoft Word plots data points from last to first. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the value axis scale type. Read/write.

Describes the position of tick-mark labels on the specified axis. Read/write.

Returns the tick-mark labels for the specified axis. Read-only.

Returns or sets the number of categories or series between tick-mark labels. Applies only to category and series axes. Can be a value from 1 through 31999. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets whether or not the tick label spacing is automatic. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the number of categories or series between tick marks. Applies only to category and series axes. Can be a value from 1 through 31999. Read/write.

Integer

Returns the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns the axis type.

Returns the width, in points, of the object.

Double

True if an axis title will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write

Boolean

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Boolean

Returns the border of the object.

Returns or sets the axis title text.

String

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the object to format characters within a text string.

The number of characters to be returned. If this argument is omitted, this property returns the remainder of the string (everything after the Start character). The first character to be returned. If this argument is either 1 or omitted, this property returns a range of characters starting with the first character.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that contains fill formatting properties for the specified chart.

Returns the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the horizontal alignment for the specified object.

Object

True if an axis title will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns the name of the object.

String

Returns or sets an Integer value that represents the text orientation.

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the position of the axis title on the chart. Read/write.

Returns or sets an enumeration value that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Returns or sets the text for the specified object. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets the vertical alignment of the specified object.

Object

Represents the list of sources available attached to the document (in the current list) or the list of sources available in the application (in the master list).

Generates a unique identification tag for a bibliography source and returns the tag.

String

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets the name of the active style to use for a bibliography. Read/write.

String

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns a collection that represents all the sources contained in a bibliography. Read-only.

Represents a single bookmark.

Sets a new bookmark identified by the Name argument to the location marked by the specified object.

The name of the new bookmark.

Deletes the specified object.

Selects the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the bookmarks in the specified selection, range, or document.

Adds a bookmark to a range.

A object that represents the bookmark added to the range. The range of text marked by the bookmark. A bookmark can be set to a collapsed range (the insertion point). The name of the bookmark. The name cannot be more than one word.

Determines whether the specified bookmark exists.

True if the specified bookmark exists, False if not. A bookmark name.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The name of the individual object to be returned.

Represents a border of an object.

A collection of objects that represent the borders of an object.

Applies the specified page-border formatting to all sections in a document.

Returns a value that indicates if vertical borders at the edges of paragraphs and tables are removed so that the horizontal borders can connect to the page border.

An expression that returns a object.

Represents individual page, column, and section breaks in a page.

A collection of page, column, or section breaks in a page. Use the collection and the related objects and properties to programmatically define page layout in a document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the browser tool used to move the insertion point to objects in a document.

Moves the selection to the next item indicated by the browser target.

For the object, moves the selection to the previous item indicated by the browser target.

Represents a building block in a template. A building block is pre-built content, similar to autotext, that may contain text, images, and formatting.

Deletes the specified building block.

Inserts the value of a building block into a document and returns a object that represents the contents of the building block within the document.

The location of where to place the contents of the building block. True inserts the building block as rich, formatted text. False inserts the building block as plain text.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the category for a building block. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the description for a building block. Read/write.

String

Returns the internal identification number for a building block. Read-only.

String

Returns the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets an Integer that represents how to insert the contents of a building block into a document. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets the name of a building block. Read/write.

String

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns the type for a building block. Read-only.

Returns or sets the contents of a building block. Read/write.

String

Represents a collection of all objects in a template.

Creates a new building block entry in a template and returns a object that represents the new building block entry.

Specifies whether the building block entry is inserted as a page, a paragraph, or inline. If omitted, the default value is . Corresponds to the property for the object. Specifies the value of the buildling block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the category of the new building block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the name of the building block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the description of the buildling block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the type of building block to create. Corresponds to the property of the object.

Returns the specified item in the collection.

Specifies a String or Integer that represents the name or ordinal position of the object in the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a collection of objects for a specific building block type and category in a template.

Creates a new building block and returns a object.

Specifies whether the building block entry is inserted as a page, a paragraph, or inline. If omitted, the default value is . Corresponds to the property for the object. Specifies the value of the buildling block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the name of the building block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Specifies the description of the buildling block entry. Corresponds to the property of the object.

Returns the specified item in the collection.

Specifies a String or Integer that represents the name or ordinal position of the object in the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a type of building block. Each object is a member of the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a collection that represents the categories for a building block type. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an Integer that represents the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the localized name of a building block type. Read-only.

String

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Represents a collection of objects.

Returns a object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Specifies the building block type of the item in the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Contains properties and methods that apply to line callouts.

Specifies that the first segment of the callout line (the segment attached to the text callout box) be scaled automatically when the callout is moved.

Sets the vertical distance (in points) from the edge of the text bounding box to the place where the callout line attaches to the text box.

The drop distance, in points.

Specifies that the first segment of the callout line (the segment attached to the text callout box) retain a fixed length whenever the callout is moved.

The length of the first segment of the callout, in points.

Specifies whether the callout line attaches to the top, bottom, or center of the callout text box or whether it attaches at a point that's a specified distance from the top or bottom of the text box.

The starting position of the callout line relative to the text bounding box.

Represents the shapes in a drawing canvas.

Adds a borderless line callout to a drawing canvas.

The width, in points, of the callout's bounding box. The height, in points, of the callout's bounding box. The position, in points, of the left edge of the callout's bounding box. The type of callout. The position, in points, of the top edge of the callout's bounding box.

Adds a connecting line between two shapes in a drawing canvas.

The vertical position that marks the beginning of the connector. The horizontal position that marks the beginning of the connector. The vertical position that marks the end of the connector. The horizontal position that marks the end of the connector. The type of connector.

Adds a Bézier curve in a drawing canvas.

An array of coordinate pairs that specifies the vertices and control points of the curve. The first point you specify is the starting vertex, and the next two points are control points for the first Bézier segment. Then, for each additional segment of the curve, you specify a vertex and two control points. The last point you specify is the ending vertex for the curve. Note that you must always specify 3n + 1 points, where n is the number of segments in the curve.

Adds a text label to a drawing canvas.

The width of the label, in points. The orientation of the text. The height of the label, in points. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the label relative to the left edge of the drawing canvas. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the label relative to the top edge of the drawing canvas.

Adds a line to a drawing canvas.

The vertical position, measured in points, of the line's starting point, relative to the drawing canvas. The horizontal position, measured in points, of the line's starting point, relative to the drawing canvas. The vertical position, measured in points, of the line's end point, relative to the drawing canvas. The horizontal position, measured in points, of the line's end point, relative to the drawing canvas.

Adds a picture to a drawing canvas.

The width of the picture, in points. A value that indicates whether to link the picture to the file from which it was created. False indicates the picture should be made an independent copy of the file. The default value is False. The height of the picture, in points. The path and file name of the picture. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the new picture relative to the drawing canvas. A value that indicates whether to save the linked picture with the document. The default value is False. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the new picture relative to the drawing canvas.

Adds an open or closed polygon to a drawing canvas.

An array of coordinate pairs that specifies the polyline drawing's vertices.

Adds an AutoShape to a drawing canvas.

The width, measured in points, of the AutoShape. The height, measured in points, of the AutoShape. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the AutoShape. The type of shape to be returned. Can be any constant. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the AutoShape.

Adds a text box to a drawing canvas.

The width, measured in points, of the text box. The orientation of the text. Some of these constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. The height, measured in points, of the text box. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the text box. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the text box.

Adds a WordArt shape to a drawing canvas.

The name of the font used in the WordArt. A value that indicates whether to bold the WordArt font. The size (in points) of the font used in the WordArt. The text in the WordArt. A value that indicates whether to italicize the WordArt font. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the WordArt shape relative to the left edge of the drawing canvas. A preset text effect. The values of the constants correspond to the formats listed in the WordArt Gallery dialog box (numbered from left to right and from top to bottom). The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the WordArt shape relative to the top edge of the drawing canvas.

Builds a freeform object.

The editing property of the first node. The X-position of the first node in the freeform drawing relative to the upper-left corner of the document. The Y-position of the first node in the freeform drawing relative to the upper-left corner of the document.

Specifies the shapes to be included in a specific range.

Specifies which shapes are to be included in the specified range. Can be an integer that specifies the index number of a shape within the collection, a string that specifies the name of a shape, or an array that contains integers or strings.

Selects all the shapes in the main story, in a canvas, or in headers and footers of a document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

The ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single caption label.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the available caption labels.

Adds a object that represents a custom caption label to the collection.

The name of a CaptionLabel object.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

A value indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a collection of building block categories.

Returns the specified item in the collection.

Specifies a String or Integer that represents the name or ordinal position of the object in the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified collection.

Object

Represents an individual category of a building block type.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the building blocks for a category. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the name of the specified object. Read-only.

String

Returns the parent object of the specified Category object.

Object

Returns the type of building block for a building block category. Read-only.

Represents a single table cell.

Inserts an = (Formula) field that calculates and displays the sum of the values in table cells above or to the left of the cell specified in the expression.

Deletes a table cell and optionally controls how the remaining cells are shifted.

The direction in which the remaining cells are to be shifted. Can be any constant. If omitted, cells to the right of the last deleted cell are shifted left.

Inserts an = (Formula) field that contains the specified formula into a table cell.

The mathematical formula you want the = (Formula) field to evaluate. Spreadsheet-type references to table cells are valid. For example, "=SUM(A4:C4)" specifies the first three values in the fourth row. A format for the result of the = (Formula) field.

Merges the specified table cell with another cell.

The cell to be merged with.

Selects the specified object.

Sets the height of a table cell.

The height of the row, in points. The rule for determining the height of the specified cell.

Sets the width of a cell in a table.

The width of the specified column, in points. Controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts the cell width.

Splits a single table cell into multiple cells.

The number of rows that the cell is to be split into. The number of columns that the cell is to be split into.

A collection of objects in a table column, table row, selection, or range.

Adds a cell to a table.

A object that represents the cell that will appear immediately to the right of the specified cells.

Changes the width of a table column to accommodate the width of the text without changing the way text wraps in the cells.

Deletes cells in a table and optionally controls how the remaining cells are shifted.

The direction in which the remaining cells are to be shifted. Can be any constant. If omitted, cells to the right of the last deleted cell are shifted left.

Adjusts the height of the specified cells so that they're equal.

Adjusts the width of the specified cells so that they're equal.

Merges the specified table cells with one another.

Sets the height of table cells.

The height of the row or rows, in points. The rule for determining the height of the specified cells.

Sets the width of cells in a table.

The width of the specified column, in points. Controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts cell widths.

Splits a range of table cells.

A value that indicates whether to merge the cells with one another before splitting them. The number of rows that the group of cells is to be split into. The number of columns that the group of cells is to be split into.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

A value that indicates the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of characters in a selection, range, or document.

Gets an individual object in a collection.

A value that indicates the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a chart in a document.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a chart.

Required String The file name for a chart template.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a chart.

Required Object A standard chart type Required A standard chart type

Applies data labels to all the series in a chart.

Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the value for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the bubble size for the data label. The separator for the data label. For the and objects, True if the series has leader lines. True to show the legend key next to the point. The default value is False. a boolean value to enable or disable the percentage for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the series name for the data label. Required The type of data label to apply. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the category name for the data label. True if the object automatically generates appropriate text based on content.

Applies the layouts shown in the ribbon.

Object that contains a XlChartType constant representing the type of chart. Integer Specifies the type of layout. The type of layout is denoted by a number from 1 to 10.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single area chart group (a object) or a collection of the area chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object The chart group number.

This API supports the Visual Studio Tools for Office infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Object Integer

Gets an object that either represents a single axis or a collection of axes on the chart.

Object Required Object Specifies the axis to return. Can be one of the following constants: xlValue, xlCategory, or xlSeriesAxis (xlSeriesAxis is valid only for 3-D charts). Optional Specifies the axis group. If this argument is omitted, the primary group is used. 3-D charts have only one axis group.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single bar chart group (a object) or a collection of the bar chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object Specifies the chart group.

Modifies the properties of the given chart. You can use this method to quickly format a chart without setting all the individual properties. This method is non-interactive, and it changes only the specified properties.

Optional Object set to True to include a legend. Optional Object contains an Integer specifying the number of rows or columns within the source range that contain series labels. Legal values are from 0 (zero) through one less than the maximum number of the corresponding categories or series. Optional Object the option number for the built-in autoformats. Can be a number from 1 through 10, depending on the gallery type. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word chooses a default value based on the gallery type and data source. Optional Object contains one of the constants of specifying the chart type. Optional Object contains an Integer specifying the number of rows or columns within the source range that contain category labels. Legal values are from 0 (zero) through one less than the maximum number of the corresponding categories or series. Optional Object the series axis title for 3-D charts or the second value axis title for 2-D charts. Optional Object the range that contains the source data for the new chart. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word edits the active chart sheet or the selected chart on the active worksheet. Optional Object the chart title text. Optional Object the value axis title text. Optional Object specifies whether the data for each series is in rows or columns. Can be one of the following constants: xlRows or xlColumns. Optional Object the category axis title text.

Clears the chart elements formatting to automatic.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single column chart group (a object) or a collection of the column chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object . Specifies the chart group.

Not supported for this object.

Not supported for this object. Not supported for this object.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional The format of the picture. The default value is . Optional Specifies how the picture should be copied. The default value is . Optional The size of the copied picture when the object is a chart on a chart sheet (not embedded on a worksheet). The default value is .

Deletes the object.

Object

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single doughnut chart group (a object) or a collection of the doughnut chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object . Specifies the chart group.

Exports the chart in a graphic format. This method returns a Boolean value indicating whether the export was successful.

Boolean Optional ObjectTrue to display the dialog box that contains the filter-specific options. If this argument is False, Microsoft Word uses the default values for the filter. The default value is False. Optional Object The language-independent name of the graphic filter as it appears in the registry. Required String The name of the exported file.

Returns information about the chart element at specified X and Y coordinates. This method is unusual in that you specify values for only the first two arguments. Microsoft Word fills in the other arguments, and your code should examine those values when the method returns.

Integer When the method returns, this argument contains information related to the chart element. For more information, see the “Remarks” section. Integer When the method returns, this argument contains information related to the chart element. For more information, see the “Remarks” section. Required Integer The X coordinate of the chart element. Required Integer The Y coordinate of the chart element. Integer When the method returns, this argument contains the value of the chart element at the specified coordinates. For more information, see the “Remarks” section.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single line chart group (a object) or a collection of the line chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object Specifies the chart group.

Pastes chart data from the Clipboard into the specified chart.

Specifies the chart information to paste if a chart is on the Clipboard. Can be one of the following xlPasteFormats, xlPasteFormulas, or xlPasteAll. The default value is xlPasteAll. If there’s data other than a chart on the Clipboard, this argument cannot be used. paste

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single pie chart group (a object) or a collection of the pie chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object Specifies the chart group.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single radar chart group (a object) or a collection of the radar chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object Specifies the chart group.

Causes the specified chart to be redrawn immediately.

Saves a custom chart template to the list of available chart templates.

Required String The name of the chart template.

Selects the object.

Object (used only with sheets). Optional ObjectTrue to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

Returns an Object that represents all the series in the chart.

Object Required Object The name or number of the series.

Sets the background graphic for a chart.

Required String The name of the graphic file.

Specifies the name of the chart template that Microsoft Word uses when creating new charts.

Required. Object Specifies the name of the default chart template that will be used when creating new charts. This name can be set to either the name of a user-defined chart template in the gallery or a special constant, , to specify a built-in chart template.

Sets chart elements on a chart. Read/write.

Required Specifies the chart element type.

Sets the source data range for the .

Required String The address of the chart data range that contains the source data. Optional Object Specifies the way the data is to be plotted. Can be either of the following constants: xlColumns or xlRows.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single scatter chart group (a object) or a collection of scatter chart groups (a collection).

Object Optional Object Specifies the chart group.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns the area chart group on a 3-D chart.

Scales a 3-D chart so that it's closer in size to the equivalent 2-D chart. The property must be True. Read/write.

BooleanTrue if Microsoft Word scales a 3-d chart so that it is closer in size to the equivalent 2-d chart; otherwise, False.

Returns a object that allows the user to individually format the back wall of a 3-D chart. Read-only.

Returns the bar chart group on a 3-D chart.

Returns or sets the shape used for every series in a 3-D bar or column chart. Read/write.

Returns a object that represents the complete chart area for the chart. Read-only.

Returns information about the linked or embedded data associated with a chart. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents either a single chart group or a collection of all the chart groups in the chart.

Object The chart group number. If specified, a single object is returned. If omitted, a object is returned which contains a collection of every object for that chart.

Returns or sets the chart style for the chart. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns a object that represents the title of the specified chart. Read-only.

Returns or sets the chart type. Read/write.

XlChartType

Returns the column chart group on a 3-D chart.

Returns the corners of a 3-D chart.

corners

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the chart data table. Read-only.

Returns or sets the depth of a 3-D chart as a percentage of the chart width (between 20 and 2000 percent). Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets the way that blank cells are plotted on a chart. Can be one of the constants. Read/write.

Returns or sets the elevation of the 3-D chart view, in degrees. Read/write.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the floor of the 3-D chart. Read-only.

Returns or sets the distance between the data series in a 3-D chart, as a percentage of the marker width. The value of this property must be between 0 and 500. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets which axes exist on the chart. Read/write.

Object Required Object The axis type. Series axes apply only to 3-D charts. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object The axis group. 3-D charts have only one set of axes. Can be one of the constants.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the has a data table. Read/write.

BooleanTrue if the chart has a data table. OtherwiseFalse

Returns True if the chart has a legend. Read/write.

Boolean

Determines if the PivotChart controls are displayed on the specified PivotChart report

Boolean For a regular chart, this property always returns False and cannot be set.

True if the axis or chart has a visible title. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the height of a 3-D chart as a percentage of the chart width (between 5 and 500 percent). Read/write.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the legend for the chart. Read-only.

Returns the line chart group on a 3-D chart.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets an Integer value that represents the perspective for the 3-D chart view.

Integer

Returns the pie chart group on a 3-D chart.

Not supported for this object.

Returns a object that represents the plot area of a chart. Read-only.

Returns or sets the way columns or rows are used as data series on the chart. Can be one of the following constants: xlColumns or xlRows. Read/write.

Gets or Sets a value that indicates whether only visible cells are plotted. Read/write.

BooleanTrue if only visible cells are plotted. False if both visible and hidden cells are plotted.

True if the chart axes are at right angles, independent of chart rotation or elevation. Applies only to 3-D line, column, and bar charts. Read/write.

Object

Returns or sets the rotation of the 3-D chart view (the rotation of the plot area around the z-axis, in degrees). The value of this property must be from 0 to 360, except for 3-D bar charts, where the value must be from 0 to 44. The default value is 20. Applies only to 3-D charts. Read/write.

Object

Returns a collection that represents all the shapes on the chart sheet. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets whether to show the data labels when the value is greater than the maximum value on the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that allows the user to individually format the side wall of a 3-D chart. Read-only.

This API supports the Visual Studio Tools for Office infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Integer

Returns the surface chart group of a 3-D chart.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the walls of the 3-D chart. Read-only.

Represents the chart area of a chart.

Clears the entire object.

Object

Clears the data from a chart but leaves the formatting.

Object

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Copies the object to the Clipboard.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Determines if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes.

An Object set to True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes.

Returns the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

.

Returns the font attributes (font name, font size, and color) for the chart area of a chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Returns the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the width, in points, of the object.

Double

Represents the border of an object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets an Object representing the primary color of the object.

Object

Returns or sets an Object value that represents the color of the border.

Object

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the line style for the border. Read/write

Object

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets an object that represents the weight of the border.

Object

Represents characters in an object that contains text.

Deletes the object.

Object

Inserts a string preceding the selected characters.

Object The string to insert.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Returns the text of this range of characters.

String

Returns the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the font of the specified object.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the phonetic text for the object. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the text for the specified object. Read/write.

String

Represents the color of a one-color object or the foreground or background color of an object with a gradient or patterned fill.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns an Integer that represents the red-green-blue value of the specified color.

Integer

Returns or sets the index of a color in the current color scheme.

Integer

Returns an Integer value that that represents the color format type.

Integer

Represents access to the linked or embedded data associated with a chart.

Activates the first window of the workbook associated with the chart.

Removes the link between the data for a chart and a Microsoft Excel workbook.

True if the data for the chart is linked to an external Microsoft Excel workbook. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns the workbook containing the chart data associated with the chart. Read-only.

Object

Represents fill formatting for chart elements.

Sets the specified fill to a one-color gradient.

The gradient style. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If GradientStyle is , the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2. The gradient degree. Can be a value from 0.0 (dark) through 1.0 (light).

Sets the specified fill to a pattern.

The type of pattern.

Sets the specified fill to a preset gradient.

The preset gradient type. The gradient style. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If GradientStyle is , the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Sets the specified fill format to a preset texture.

The type of texture to apply.

Sets the specified fill to a uniform color. Use this method to convert a gradient, textured, patterned, or background fill back to a solid fill.

Sets the specified fill to a two-color gradient.

The gradient style. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is , the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Fills the specified shape with one large image.

An value that indicates the placement of the picture. An value that indicates the format of the picture. A Double value that specifies the picture stack or scale unit (depends on the PictureFormat argument). The filename of the image.

Fills the specified shape with small tiles of an image.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Returns the specified fill background color. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the specified foreground fill or solid color.

Returns the gradient color type for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the gradient degree of the specified one-color shaded fill as a floating-point value from 0.0 (dark) through 1.0 (light). Read-only.

Single

Returns the gradient style for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the shade variant for the specified fill as an integer value from 1 through 4. The values for this property correspond to the gradient variants (numbered from left to right and from top to bottom) on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. Read-only

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the fill pattern. Read-only.

Returns the preset gradient type for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the preset texture for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the name of the custom texture file for the specified fill. Read-only.

String

Returns the texture type for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the fill type.

Returns or sets a value that determines whether the object is visible. Read/write.

Contains the font attributes (font name, font size, color, and so on) for an object chart.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the type of background for text used in charts. Read/write.

Object which is set to one of the constants of

Returns or sets the status of the font. Read/write.

Object that is set to True if the font is bold; otherwise, False

Returns or sets an Object representing the primary color of the object.

Object

Returns or sets an Object that represents the color of the font.

Object

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the font style. Read/write.

Object

Gets or sets the value of an Object that determines the status of the font. Read/write.

Object that is set to True if the font is italic; otherwise, False

Returns or sets the name of the object.

Object

Gets or Returns the value that describes the font as outline.

An Object that returns True if the font is an outline font, otherwise False

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Sets or Returns the value that describes the specified font as shadowed

An Object set to True if the specified font is formatted as shadowed, otherwise it is either False or .

Returns or sets the size of the font. Read/write.

Object

Gets and sets if the font has a horizontal line drawn though it or not. Read/write.

Object set to True if the font is struck through with a horizontal line; otherwise False

Gets and sets if the font has been rendered smaller and slightly beneath the level of the surrounding text. Read/write.

Object set to True if the font is formatted as subscript; otherwise False.

Gets and sets if the font has been rendered smaller and slightly above the level of the surrounding text. Read/write.

Object set to True if the font is formatted as superscript; otherwise False.

Returns or sets the type of underline applied to the font. Can be one of the following constants. Read/write.

Object

Provides access to the Office Art formatting for chart elements.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object for the parent chart element that contains fill formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns an object contains glow formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns an object that contains line formatting properties for the specified chart element. Read-only.

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object for a specified chart that contains pictures. Read-only.

Returns the shadow formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns the soft edge formatting for a shape. Read-only.

Returns an object that contains text formatting for the specified chart element. Read-only.

TextFrame2

Returns an object that contains 3-D–effect formatting properties for the specified chart. Read-only.

Represents one or more series plotted in a chart with the same format.

Returns the requested series from within the chart group.

An Object in the format, that represents all the requested series from the chart group Optional Object The name or number of the series that you wish to have returned. If Index is not used, all the series in the chart group will be returned.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns the type of axis group. Read/write.

Returns or sets the scale factor for bubbles in the specified chart group. Read/write.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the size of the hole in a doughnut chart group. The hole size is expressed as a percentage of the chart size, between 10 and 90 percent. Read/write.

Integer

Returns the down bars on a line chart. Applies only to line charts. Read-only.

Returns the drop lines for a series on a line chart or area chart. Applies only to line charts or area charts. Read-only.

Returns or sets the angle of the first pie-chart or doughnut-chart slice, in degrees (clockwise from vertical). Applies only to pie, 3-D pie, and doughnut charts. Read/write.

Integer

Bar and Column charts: Returns or sets the space between bar or column clusters, as a percentage of the bar or column width. Pie of Pie and Bar of Pie charts: Returns or sets the space between the primary and secondary sections of the chart. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets the value determining if a chart group has three-dimensional shading. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if chart group has three-dimensional shading, otherwise False.

Returns or sets the value stating if the chart has drop lines. Applies only to line and area charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the line chart or area chart has drop lines; otherwise False

Returns or sets the value stating if the chart has high-low lines. Applies only to line charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the line chart has high-low lines; otherwise False

Returns or sets the value stating if a radar chart has axis labels. Applies only to radar charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if a radar chart has axis labels; otherwise False

Returns or sets the value stating if a stacked column chart or bar chart has series lines or if a Pie of Pie chart or Bar of Pie chart has connector lines between the two sections. Applies only to 2-D stacked bar, 2-D stacked column, pie of pie, or bar of pie charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to the values listed in the table below according to the conditions listed.DescriptionReturn ValueA Pie of Pie chart or Bar of Pie chart that has connector lines between the two sections.TrueA stacked column chart or bar chart that has series linesTrueOtherwiseFalse

Returns or sets the value stating if a chart has up and down bars. Applies only to line charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the line chart has up and down bars; otherwise False.

Returns the high-low lines for a series on a line chart. Applies only to line charts. Read-only.

Returns the index number of the object within the collection of similar objects.

Integer

Specifies how bars and columns are positioned. Can be a value between – 100 and 100. Applies only to 2-D bar and 2-D column charts. Read/write.

Integer

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the radar axis labels for the specified chart group. Read-only.

Returns or sets the size of the secondary section of either a pie of pie chart or a bar of pie chart, as a percentage of the size of the primary pie. Read/write.

Integer

Returns the series lines for a 2-D stacked bar, 2-D stacked column, pie of pie, or bar of pie chart. Read-only.

Returns or sets the value that determines if negative bubbles are shown for the chart group. Valid only for bubble charts. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if negative bubbles are shown for the chart group, otherwise False.

Returns or sets what the bubble size represents on a bubble chart. Read/write.

Can be either of the following constants: xlSizeIsArea or xlSizeIsWidth

Returns or sets the way the two sections of either a pie of pie chart or a bar of pie chart are split. Read/write.

Returns or sets the threshold value separating the two sections of either a pie of pie chart or a bar of pie chart. Read/write.

Object Integer Integer .

Returns the up bars on a line chart. Applies only to line charts. Read-only.

Returns or sets the value stating if Microsoft Word assigns a different color or pattern to each data marker. The chart must contain only one series. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if Microsoft Word assigns a different color or pattern to each data marker; otherwise False

Represents one or more series plotted in a chart with the same format.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns an Integer that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only

Integer

Returns a specified item from the collection.

Required Object Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the chart title.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Determines if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes.

An Object set to True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes, otherwise False

Returns an object that represents the border.

Returns or sets the chart title text.

String

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the ChartCharacters object to format characters within a text string.

The number of characters to be returned. If this argument is omitted, this property returns the remainder of the string (everything after the Start character). The first character to be returned. If this argument is either 1 or omitted, this property returns a range of characters starting with the first character.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the horizontal alignment for the specified object.

Object

Determines if a chart title will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns the name of the object.

String

Returns or sets the text orientation.

Object

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the position of the chart title on the chart. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Returns or sets the text for the specified object. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets the vertical alignment of the specified object.

Object

Represents a single check box form field.

Represents the color of a one-color object or the foreground or background color of an object with a gradient or patterned fill.

Sets a cyan-magenta-yellow-black (CMYK) color value.

A value that represents the cyan component of the color. Can be any value from 0 to 255. A value that represents the black component of the color. Can be any value from 0 to 255. A value that represents the yellow component of the color. Can be any value from 0 to 255. A value that represents the magenta component of the color. Can be any value from 0 to 255.

Returns or sets a value that represents the degree of saturation for a specified ink.

The number of the ink.

Returns or sets the theme color for a color format. Read/write.

Represents a single table column. The Column object is a member of the collection.

Changes the width of a table column to accommodate the width of the text without changing the way text wraps in the cells.

Deletes the specified object.

Selects the specified object.

Sets the width of a column in a table.

The width of the specified column in points. A value that controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts cell widths.

Sorts the specified table column.

A value that indicates whether to exclude the first row or paragraph header from the sort operation. The default value is False. A value that indicates whether to ignore the Hebrew character he when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. A value that indicates whether to ignore kashidas when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. The sorting order to use for the column. Can be one constant. A value that indicates whether to ignore the Arabic character alef lam when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Specifies the sorting language. Can be one of the constants. A value that indicates whether to ignore bidirectional control characters when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. A value that indicates whether to sort based on right-to-left language rules. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. The sort type for the column. Can be one of the constants. A value that indicates whether to sort with case sensitivity. The default value is False.

A collection of objects that represent the columns in a table.

Adds a column to a table.

A object that represents the column that will appear immediately to the right of the new column.

Changes the width of a table column to accommodate the width of the text without changing the way text wraps in the cells.

Deletes the specified object.

Adjusts the width of the specified columns so that they're equal.

Selects the specified object.

Sets the width of columns in a table.

The width of the specified columns in points. A value that controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts cell widths.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

A value that indicates the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single comment.

A collection of objects that represent the comments in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a comment added to a range.

Required Range object. The range to have a comment added to it. Optional Object. The text of the comment.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents special formatting applied to specified areas of a table when the selected table is formatted with a specified table style.

An individual content control. Content controls are bounded and potentially labeled regions in a document that serve as containers for specific types of content. Individual content controls may contain contents such as dates, lists, or paragraphs of formatted text. The ContentControl object is a member of the collection.

Copies the content control from the active document to the Clipboard.

Removes the content control from the active document and moves the content control to the Clipboard.

Deletes the specified content control and the contents of the content control.

Specifies whether to delete the contents of the content control. True removes both the content control and its contents. False removes the control but leaves the contents of the content control in the active document. The default value is False.

Sets the placeholder text that displays in the content control until a user enters their own text.

Specifies a object that contains the contents of the placeholder text. Specifies the contents of the placeholder text. Specifies a object that contains the contents of the placeholder text.

Removes a group content control from a document so that its child content controls are no longer nested and can be freely edited.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets the category for a building block content control. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the type of building block for a building block content control. Read/write.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the calendar type for a calendar content control. Read/write.

Returns or sets the format in which dates are displayed. Read/write.

String

Returns a the language format for the date displayed in a date content control. Read/write.

Returns or sets the format for storage and retrieval of dates when a date content control is bound to the XML data store of the active document. Read/write.

Returns or sets the name of the character style to use to format text in a text content control. Read/write.

Object

Returns the items in a drop-down list content control or in a combo box content control. Read-only.

Returns the identification for a content control. Read-only.

String

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the user can delete a content control from the active document. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the user can edit the contents of a content control. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a Boolean that represents whether a text content control allows multiple lines of text. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns the parent content control for a content control that is nested inside a rich-text control or group control. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the placeholder text for a content control. Read-only.

Returns a that represents the contents of the content control in the active document. Read-only.

Returns a Boolean that indicates whether the placeholder text for the content control is displayed. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets a value to identify a content control. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to remove a content control from the active document when the user edits the contents of the control. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the title for a content control. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the type for a content control. Read/write.

Returns the mapping of a content control to XML data in the data store of a document. Read-only.

The collection contains objects that represent the items in a drop-down list or combo box content control.

Adds a new list item to a drop-down list or combo box content control and returns a object.

Specifies the value of the list item. Corresponds to the property for a object. If omitted, the property is equal to the property. Specifies the display text for the list item. Corresponds to the property for a object. Specifies the ordinal position of the new item in the list. If an item exists at the position specified, the existing item is pushed down in the list. If omitted, the new item is added to the end of the list.

Clears all items from a drop-down list or combo box content control.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the specified item in the collection.

Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

A object represents a list item in a drop-down list or combo box content control. A object is a member of the collection for a object.

Deletes the specified item in a combo box or drop-down list content control.

Moves an item in a drop-down list or combo box content control down one item, so that it is after the item that originally followed it.

Moves an item in a drop-down list or combo box content control up one item, so that it is before the item that originally preceded it.

Selects the list entry in a drop-down list or combo box content control and sets the text of the content control to the value of the item.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets the ordinal position of a content control list item in the collection of list items. Read/write.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets the display text of a list item for a drop-down list or combo box content control. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the programmatic value of an item in a drop-down list or combo box content control. Read/write.

String

A collection of objects. Content controls are bounded and potentially labeled regions in a document that serve as containers for specific types of content. Individual content controls may contain content such as dates, lists, or paragraphs of formatted text.

Adds a new content control, of the type specified, into the active document and returns a object that represents the new content control.

Specifies where in the active document to place the content control. If omitted, Word places the content control at the position of the insertion point or replaces the current selection. Specifies the type of content control to insert into the active document. If omitted, Microsoft Office Word inserts a rich-text content control.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the specified content control within the collection of content controls in a document.

Specifies the ordinal position of the content control to return.

Returns the parent object of the object.

Object

Represents the corners of a 3-D chart.

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a custom mailing label.

A collection of objects available in the Label Options dialog box.

Adds a custom mailing label to the collection.

Optional Object. True to have the mailing labels printed on a dot-matrix printer. Required String. The name for the custom mailing labels.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represents the properties related to a smart tag.

Returns a object that represents a custom property added to a smart tag.

Required String. The value of the custom smart tag property. Required String. The name of the custom smart tag property.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single instance of a custom property for a smart tag.

Represents the data label on a chart point or trendline.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Boolean

True if the object automatically generates appropriate text based on context. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns or sets a String value that represents the data label text.

String

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the object to format characters within a text string.

The number of characters to be returned. If this argument is omitted, this property returns the remainder of the string (everything after the Start character). The first character to be returned. If this argument is either 1 or omitted, this property returns a range of characters starting with the first character.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the horizontal alignment for the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns or sets a String value that represents the format code for the object.

String

True if the number format is linked to the cells (so that the number format changes in the labels when it changes in the cells). Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets an Object value that represents the format code for the object as a string in the language of the user.

Object

Returns or sets an Integer value that represents the text orientation.

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a value that represents the position of the data label.

Returns or sets an Integer corresponding to one of the constant that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write

Integer

Sets or returns an Object representing the separator used for the data labels on a chart. Read/write.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Set to True to show the bubble size for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True to display the category name for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True if the data label legend key is visible. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True to display the percentage value for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean to indicate the series name display behavior for the data labels on a chart. True to show the series name. False to hide. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean corresponding to a specified chart's data label values display behavior. True displays the values. False to hide. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the text for the specified object. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets the label type. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the vertical alignment of the specified object.

Object

A collection of all the objects for the specified series.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True. Read/write Object.

Object

Set to True if all objects in the collection automatically generate appropriate text based on context. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a Integer value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the horizontal alignment for the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns a single object from the collection.

Required Object . The name or index number for the object.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns or sets a String value that represents the format code for the object.

String

Set to True if the number format is linked to the cells (so that the number format changes in the labels when it changes in the cells). Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the format code for the object as a string in the language of the user.

Object

Returns or sets a Integer value that represents the text orientation.

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a value that represents the position of the data labels.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Sets or returns a Object representing the separator used for the data labels on a chart. Read/write.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Set to True to show the bubble size for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True to display the category name for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True if the data label legend key is visible. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Set to True to display the percentage value for the data labels on a chart. False to hide. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean to indicate the series name display behavior for the data labels on a chart. True to show the series name. False to hide. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean corresponding to a specified chart's data label values display behavior. True displays the values. False to hide. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the label type. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the vertical alignment of the specified object.

Object

Represents a chart data table.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Sets and Returns if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes

An Object set to True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes, otherwise False

Returns the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a value that determines if the chart data table has horizontal cell borders. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the chart data table has horizontal cell borders, otherwise False

Returns or sets a value that determines if the chart data table has outline borders. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the chart data table has outline borders, otherwise False

Returns or sets a value that determines if the chart data table has vertical cell borders. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the chart data table has vertical cell borders, otherwise False

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets a value that determines if the data label legend key is visible. Read/write.

A Boolean set to True if the data label legend key is visible, otherwise False

Contains global application-level attributes used by Microsoft Word when you save a document as a Web page or open a Web page.

Represents a single diagram in a document.

Converts a diagram of one type into a diagram of another type.

Required . The type of diagram to which to convert.

Represents a single diagram node within a diagram.

Creates a diagram node, returning a object that represents the new diagram node. For conceptual diagrams, the DiagramNode object is added to the end of the shapes list.

Optional . Specifies the node type. Optional . Specifies where the node will be added, relative to the calling node.

Clones a specified diagram node. Returns a object that represents the clone.

Optional DiagramNode object. The node where the new node will be placed. Required Boolean. True to clone the diagram node's children as well. Optional . If TargetNode is specified, indicates where the node will be added relative to TargetNode.

Moves a diagram node and any of its child nodes within a diagram.

Required object. The diagram node where the specified node will be moved. Required . Specifies where the node will be added relative to TargetNode.

Replaces a target diagram node with the source diagram node.

Required object. The diagram node to be replaced.

Swaps the target diagram node with the source diagram node.

Required object. The node with which to swap. Optional . The position of the node relative to the node with which it is being swapped.

Moves the child nodes of the source diagram node to the target (receiving) diagram node.

Required object. The node to which to transfer the child nodes.

A collection of DiagramNode objects that represents the child nodes in a diagram.

Adds a object to a collection of child diagram nodes.

Optional . Specifies the node type. Optional Object. The index location of where to add the new diagram node: 0 adds before all nodes, -1 adds after all nodes, and any other Index number will add after that node in the collection.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent all the nodes in a diagram. The DiagramNodes collection contains all the diagram nodes in a specified diagram.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a built-in dialog box.

Displays the specified built-in Microsoft Word dialog box until either the user closes it or the specified amount of time has passed. Returns an Integer that indicates which button was clicked to close the dialog box.

Optional Object. The amount of time that Word will wait before closing the dialog box automatically. One unit is approximately 0.001 second. Concurrent system activity may increase the effective time value. If this argument is omitted, the dialog box is closed when the user closes it.

Displays and carries out actions initiated in the specified built-in Microsoft Word dialog box. Returns an Integer that indicates which button was clicked to close the dialog box.

Optional Object. The amount of time that Word will wait before closing the dialog box automatically. One unit is approximately 0.001 second. Concurrent system activity may increase the effective time value. If this argument is omitted, the dialog box is closed when the user dismisses it.

Returns the toolbar control id for a built-in Microsoft Office Word dialog box. Read-only.

Integer

A collection of objects in Microsoft Word. Each Dialog object represents a built-in Word dialog box.

Returns a dialog in Microsoft Word.

Required . A constant that specifies the dialog.

A collection of objects that includes the active custom spelling dictionaries.

Returns a object that represents a new custom spelling or conversion dictionary added to the collection of active custom spelling or conversion dictionaries.

Required String. The string name of the dictionary file. If no path is specified in the string, the proofing tools path is used.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a dictionary.

Represents a unit label on an axis in the specified chart.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns or sets a String value that represents the display unit label text.

String

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the object to format characters within a text string.

The number of characters to be returned. If this argument is omitted, this property returns the remainder of the string (everything after the Start character). The first character to be returned. If this argument is either 1 or omitted, this property returns a range of characters starting with the first character.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets an Object value that represents the horizontal alignment for the specified object.

Set to True if a unit label will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns or sets an Object value that represents the text orientation.

Object

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets the position of the unit label on an axis in the chart. Read/write .

Returns or sets the Integer value of a constant that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Returns or sets the text for the specified object. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets an Object value that represents the vertical alignment of the specified object.

Object

Represents a document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Close event occurs when a document is closed.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event.

Events interface for Microsoft Word object events.

Occurs when you insert a building block into a document.

Specifies the name of the template that contains the building block. Specifies the position where the building block is inserted. Specifies the building block category. Specifies the name of the building block. Specifies the type of building block.

Occurs when a document is closed.

Occurs after adding a content control to a document.

The content control being added. Specifies whether the addition is taking place as part an undo or redo action.

Occurs before updating the content in a content control, only when the content comes from the Office XML data store.

The updated content for a control. Use this parameter to change the contents of the XML data and format it for display. The content control being updated.

Occurs before removing a content control from a document.

Specifies whether the removal is taking place as part an undo or redo action. The content control being deleted.

Occurs before updating the document's XML data store with the value of a content control.

The content being stored for a control in the document data store. Use this parameter to change the XML data before sending the value to the XML data store. The content control being updated.

Occurs when a user enters a content control.

The content control that the user is entering.

Occurs when a user leaves a content control.

Specifies whether to cancel the event. True cancels the event and does not allow the user to leave the control. The content control that the user is leaving.

Occurs when a new document based on the template is created.

Occurs when a document is opened.

Occurs when the local copy of a document that is part of a Document Workspace is synchronized with the copy on the server.

Occurs when a user adds a new XML element to a document.

Occurs when a user deletes an XML element from a document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The New event occurs when a new document based on the template is created.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Open event occurs when a document is opened.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Sync event occurs when the local copy of a document that is part of a Document Workspace is synchronized with the copy on the server.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The XMLAfterInsert event occurs when a user adds a new XML element to a document.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The XMLBeforeDelete event occurs when a user deletes an XML element from a document.

A collection of all the objects that are currently open in Word.

Returns a object that represents a new, empty document added to the collection of open documents.

Optional Object. True to open the document in a visible window. If this value is False, Microsoft Word opens the document but sets the property of the document window to False. The default value is True. Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants: wdNewBlankDocument, wdNewEmailMessage, wdNewFrameset, or wdNewWebPage. The default constant is wdNewBlankDocument. Optional Object. The name of the template to be used for the new document. If this argument is omitted, the Normal template is used. Optional Object. True to open the document as a template. The default value is False.

Returns a object that represents a new blog document that Microsoft Office Word publishes to the account described by the first three parameters.

The URL that is used to add posts to the blog. A display name for the blog that will be used in Word. A GUID that is the unique value a provider uses when they register themselves with Word. The ID for an existing post with which to populate the document created by using the AddBlogDocument method.

Determines if Microsoft Word can check out a specified document from a server. Read/write Boolean.

Required String. The server path and name of the document.

Copies a specified document from a server to a local computer for editing.

Required String. The name of the file to check out.

Closes the specified document or documents.

Optional Object. True to route the document to the next recipient. If the document doesn't have a routing slip attached, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies the save action for the document. Can be one of the following constants: wdDoNotSaveChanges, wdPromptToSaveChanges, or wdSaveChanges. Optional Object. Specifies the save format for the document. Can be one of the following constants: wdOriginalDocumentFormat, wdPromptUser, or wdWordDocument.

Opens the specified document and adds it to the collection.

Optional Object. True to add the file name to the list of recently used files at the bottom of the File menu. Optional Object. Specifies a transform to use. Optional Object. True to skip displaying the Encoding dialog box that Word displays if the text encoding cannot be recognized. The default value is False. Optional Object. The password for saving changes to the template. Optional Object. The file converter to be used to open the document. Can be a constant.To specify an external file format, apply the property to a object to determine the value to use with this argument. Optional Object. True to open the document as read-only.Note This argument doesn't override the read-only recommended setting on a saved document. For example, if a document has been saved with read-only recommended turned on, setting the ReadOnly argument to False will not cause the file to be opened as read/write. Optional Object. Controls what happens if FileName is the name of an open document. True to discard any unsaved changes to the open document and reopen the file. False to activate the open document. Optional Object. True to display the Convert File dialog box if the file isn't in Microsoft Word format. Optional Object. The password for opening the template. Optional Object. The password for saving changes to the document. Optional Object. Can be a constant. Optional Object. The password for opening the document. Optional Object. The document encoding (code page or character set) to be used by Microsoft Word when you view the saved document. Can be any valid constant. The default value is the system code page. Optional Object. True if the document is opened in a visible window. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to repair the document to prevent document corruption. Required Object. The name of the document (paths are accepted).

Opens the specified document and adds it to the collection.

True to add the file name to the list of recently used files at the bottom of the File menu. Specifies a transform to use. True to skip displaying the Encoding dialog box that Word displays if the text encoding cannot be recognized. The default value is False. The password for saving changes to the template. The file converter to be used to open the document. Can be one of the constants. The default value is . True to open the document as read-only. This argument doesn't override the read-only recommended setting on a saved document. For example, if a document has been saved with read-only recommended turned on, setting the ReadOnly argument to False will not cause the file to be opened as read/write. Controls what happens if FileName is the name of an open document. True to discard any unsaved changes to the open document and reopen the file. False to activate the open document. True to display the Convert File dialog box if the file isn't in Microsoft Word format. The password for opening the template. The password for saving changes to the document. Indicates the horizontal flow of text in a document. Can be any valid constant. The default value is . The password for opening the document. The document encoding (code page or character set) to be used by Microsoft Word when you view the saved document. Can be any valid enumeration value. The default value is the system code page. True if the document is opened in a visible window. The default value is True. True to repair the document to prevent document corruption. The name of the document (paths are accepted).

Saves all the documents in the collection.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Word automatically save all documents; False to have Word prompt the user to save each document that has changed since it was last saved. Optional Object. Specifies the way the documents are saved. Can be one of the constants.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the down bars in a chart group.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for the parent chart element that contains fill formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns an object that represents the interior of the object.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a dropped capital letter at the beginning of a paragraph.

Represents a drop-down form field that contains a list of items in a form.

Represents the drop lines in a chart group.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a single user who has been given specific permissions to edit portions of a document.

A collection of objects that represents a collection of users or groups of users who have been given specific permissions to edit portions of a document.

Returns an object that represents a new permission for a specified user to modify a range or selection within a document.

Optional Object. Can be either a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a that represents a group of users.

Returns a object that represents a specific user or a group of users who have been given permission to edit a portion of a document.

Required Object. Can be either a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a constant that represents a group of users.

Represents an e-mail message.

Represents the author of an e-mail message.

Contains global application-level attributes used by Microsoft Word when you create and edit e-mail messages and replies.

Contains information about the e-mail signatures used by Microsoft Word when you create and edit e-mail messages and replies.

A collection of objects that represents all the e-mail signature entries available to Microsoft Word.

Returns an object that represents a new e-mail signature entry.

Required Range object. The range in the document that will be added as the signature. Required String. The name of the e-mail entry.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single e-mail signature entry.

Represents an endnote.

Represents the properties assigned to a range or selection of endnotes in a document.

A collection of objects that represents all the endnotes in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents an endnote added to a range.

Required Range object. The range marked for the endnote. This can be a collapsed range. Optional Object. The text of the endnote. Optional Object. The text for the custom reference mark. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word inserts an automatically-numbered reference mark.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents an envelope.

Inserts an envelope as a separate section at the beginning of the specified document.

Optional Object. True to use the text marked by the EnvelopeAddress bookmark (a user-defined bookmark) as the recipient's address. Optional Object. True to print the envelope face up; False to print it face down. Optional Object. Position of the sender's postal code, measured in points from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. A string that specifies an AutoText entry to use for the return address. If specified, ReturnAddress is ignored. Optional Object. The distance, measured in points, between the top edge of the envelope and the recipient's address. Optional Object. Position of the recipient's postal code, measured in points from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. The height of the envelope, measured in points, when the Size argument is set to "Custom size." Optional Object. True to add a Facing Identification Mark (FIMA) for use in presorting courtesy reply mail. For U.S. mail only. Optional Object. A string that specifies the recipient's address (ignored if ExtractAddress is True). Optional Object. True to print vertical text on the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Default is False. Optional Object. The distance, measured in points, between the left edge of the envelope and the return address. Optional Object. Position of the sender's name, measured in points from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. True to add a POSTNET bar code. For U.S. mail only. Optional Object. A string that specifies the envelope size. The string must match one of the sizes listed in the Envelope size box in the Envelope Options dialog box (for example, "Size 10" or "C4"). Optional Object. True to insert postage from an Internet postage vendor. Optional Object. The width of the envelope, measured in points, when the Size argument is set to "Custom size." Optional Object. Position of the sender's name, measured in points from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. The orientation for the envelope. Can be any constant. Optional Object. Position of the sender's postal code, measured in points from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. Position of the recipient's postal code, measured in points from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. A string that specifies the return address. Optional Object. True to use the property of the object to specify which paper tray to use when printing the envelope. Optional Object. The distance, measured in points, between the top edge of the envelope and the return address. Optional Object. True to not insert a return address. Optional Object. The distance, measured in points, between the left edge of the envelope and the recipient's address. Optional Object. Position of the recipient's name, measured in points from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. Position of the recipient's name, measured in points from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian envelopes. Optional Object. A string that specifies an AutoText entry to use for the address. If specified, Address is ignored.

Prints an envelope without adding the envelope to the active document.

Optional Object. True to use the text marked by the "EnvelopeAddress" bookmark (a user-defined bookmark) as the recipient's address. Optional Object. True to print the envelope face up; False to print it face down. Optional Object. The position of the sender's postal code, measured in points, from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The name of the AutoText entry that includes a return address. Optional Object. The distance (in points) between the top edge of the envelope and the recipient's address. Optional Object. The position of the recipient's postal code, measured in points, from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The height of the envelope (in points) when the Size argument is set to "Custom size." Optional Object. True to add a Facing Identification Mark (FIM-A) for use in presorting courtesy reply mail. For U.S. mail only. Optional Object. A string that specifies the recipient's address (ignored if ExtractAddress is True). Optional Object. True prints text vertically on the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The distance (in points) between the left edge of the envelope and the return address. Optional Object. The position of the sender's name, measured in points, from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. True to add a POSTNET bar code. For U.S. mail only. Optional Object. A string that specifies the envelope size. The string should match one of the sizes listed on the left side of the Envelope size box in the Envelope Options dialog box (for example, "Size 10"). Optional Object. True to print postage using an Internet e-postage vendor. Optional Object. The width of the envelope (in points) when the Size argument is set to "Custom size." Optional Object. The position of the sender's name, measured in points, from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The orientation of the envelope. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The position of the sender's postal code, measured in points, from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The position of the recipient's postal code, measured in points, from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. A string that specifies the return address. Optional Object. True to use the property of the object to specify which paper tray to use when printing the envelope. Optional Object. The distance (in points) between the top edge of the envelope and the return address. Optional Object. True to omit the return address. Optional Object. The distance (in points) between the left edge of the envelope and the recipient's address. Optional Object. The position of the recipient's name, measured in points, from the left edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The position of the recipient's name, measured in points, from the top edge of the envelope. Used for Asian-language envelopes. Optional Object. The name of the AutoText entry that includes a recipient's address.

Represents the error bars on a chart series.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the end style for the error bars. Can be one of the following constants: or . Read/write

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

Object

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a field. The Field object is a member of the collection. The Fields collection represents the fields in a selection, range, or document.

Copies the specified object to the Clipboard.

A collection of objects that represent all the fields in a selection, range, or document.

Adds a object to the collection.

Optional Object. True to have the formatting that's applied to the field preserved during updates. Required object. The range where you want to add the field. If the range isn't collapsed, the field replaces the range. Optional Object. Additional text needed for the field. For example, if you want to specify a switch for the field, you would add it here. Optional Object. Can be any constant. For a list of valid constants, consult the Object Browser. The default value is wdFieldEmpty.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a file converter that's used to open or save files.

A collection of objects that represent all the file converters available for opening and saving files.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents fill formatting for a shape. A shape can have a solid, gradient, texture, pattern, picture, or semi-transparent fill.

Sets the specified fill to a one-color gradient.

Required . The gradient style. Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 to 4, corresponding to the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is msoGradientFromCenter, this argument can be either 1 or 2. Required Single. The gradient degree. Can be a value from 0.0 (dark) to 1.0 (light).

Sets the specified fill to a pattern.

Required . The pattern to be used for the specified fill.

Sets the specified fill to a preset gradient.

Required . The gradient type. Required . The gradient style. Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 to 4, corresponding to the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is msoGradientFromCenter, this argument can be either 1 or 2.

Sets the specified fill to a preset texture.

Required . The preset texture.

Sets the specified fill to a two-color gradient.

Required . The gradient style. Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 to 4, corresponding to the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is msoGradientFromCenter, this argument can be either 1 or 2.

Fills the specified shape with one large image.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Fills the specified shape with small tiles of an image.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Represents the criteria for a find operation.

Removes the highlighting for all text located in a hit highlighting find operation, and returns a Boolean that represents whether the operation was successful.

Boolean

Runs the specified find operation.

Optional Object. True if find operations match text with matching bidirectional control characters in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. Controls what happens if the search begins at a point other than the beginning of the document and the end of the document is reached (or vice versa if Forward is set to False). This argument also controls what happens if there's a selection or range and the search text isn't found in the selection or range.Can be one of the following constants:wdFindAsk After searching the selection or range, Microsoft Word displays a message asking whether to search the remainder of the document.wdFindContinue The find operation continues if the beginning or end of the search range is reached.wdFindStop The find operation ends if the beginning or end of the search range is reached. Optional Object. True if find operations match text with matching diacritics in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to specify that the find text be case-sensitive. Corresponds to the Match case check box in the Find and Replace dialog box (Edit menu). Optional Object. Specifies how many replacements are to be made: one, all, or none. Can be any constant:wdReplaceAll wdReplaceNone wdReplaceOne Optional Object. The replacement text. To delete the text specified by the Find argument, use an empty string (""). You specify special characters and advanced search criteria just as you do for the Find argument. To specify a graphic object or other non-text item as the replacement, move the item to the Clipboard and specify "^c" for ReplaceWith. Optional Object. True if find operations match text with matching alef hamzas in an Arabic language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to search forward (toward the end of the document). Optional Object. True if find operations match text with matching kashidas in an Arabic language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to have the find operation locate all forms of the find text (for example, "sit" locates "sitting" and "sat"). Corresponds to the Find all word forms check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Optional Object. The text to be searched for. Use an empty string ("") to search for formatting only. You can search for special characters by specifying appropriate character codes. For example, "^p" corresponds to a paragraph mark and "^t" corresponds to a tab character. Optional Object. True to have the find operation locate formatting in addition to or instead of the find text. Optional Object. True to have the find text be a special search operator. Corresponds to the Use wildcards check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Optional Object. True to have the find operation locate only entire words, not text that's part of a larger word. Corresponds to the Find whole words only check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Optional Object. True to have the find operation locate words that sound similar to the find text. Corresponds to the Sounds like check box in the Find and Replace dialog box.

Runs the specified find operation. Returns True if the find operation is successful.

A Boolean value indicating whether the find operation was successful. True if find operations match text with matching bidirectional control characters in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. Controls what happens if the search begins at a point other than the beginning of the document and the end of the document is reached (or vice versa if Forward is set to False). This argument also controls what happens if there is a selection or range and the search text is not found in the selection or range. Can be one of the enumeration values. True to match words beginning with the search string. Corresponds to the Match prefix check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True if find operations match text with matching diacritics in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True to specify that the find text be case sensitive. Corresponds to the Match case check box in the Find and Replace dialog box (Edit menu). Specifies how many replacements are to be made: one, all, or none. Can be any enumeration value. The replacement text. To delete the text specified by the Find argument, use an empty string (""). You specify special characters and advanced search criteria just as you do for the Find argument. To specify a graphic object or other nontext item as the replacement, move the item to the Clipboard and specify "^c" for ReplaceWith. True if find operations match text with matching alef hamzas in an Arabic-language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True ignores all punctuation characters between words. Corresponds to the Ignore punctuation check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True ignores all white space between words. Corresponds to the Ignore white-space characters check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True to search forward (toward the end of the document). True to match words ending with the search string. Corresponds to the Match suffix check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True if find operations match text with matching kashidas in an Arabic-language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True to have the find operation locate all forms of the find text (for example, "sit" locates "sitting" and "sat"). Corresponds to the Find all word forms check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. The text to be searched for. Use an empty string ("") to search for formatting only. You can search for special characters by specifying appropriate character codes. For example, "^p" corresponds to a paragraph mark and "^t" corresponds to a tab character. True to have the find operation locate formatting in addition to, or instead of, the find text. True to have the find text be a special search operator. Corresponds to the Use wildcards check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True ignores all white space and control characters between words. True to have the find operation locate only entire words, not text that is part of a larger word. Corresponds to the Find whole words only check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True to have the find operation locate words that sound similar to the find text. Corresponds to the Sounds like check box in the Find and Replace dialog box.

Highlights all found matches and returns a Boolean that represents whether matches were found.

Boolean True if find operations match text with matching bidirectional control characters in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True to distinguish between full-width and half-width letters or characters during a search. True to match words beginning with the search string. Corresponds to the Match prefix check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True if find operations match text with matching diacritics in a right-to-left language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True to specify that the find text be case-sensitive. Corresponds to the Match case check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True if find operations match text with matching alef hamzas in an Arabic-language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True ignores all punctuation characters between words. Corresponds to the Ignore punctuation check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Specifies the highlight color for the text. Can be any RGB color or one of the enumeration values. True ignores phonetic hangul and hanja characters. Available only if you have support for Korean languages. True to match words ending with the search string. Corresponds to the Match suffix check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Specifies the color of the text. Can be any RGB color or one of the enumeration values. True if find operations match text with matching kashidas in an Arabic-language document. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you have selected or installed. True to have the find operation locate all forms of the find text (for example, "sit" locates "sitting" and "sat"). Corresponds to the Find all word forms check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. Specifies the text to find. Use an empty string ("") to search for formatting only. You can search for special characters by specifying appropriate character codes. For example, "^p" corresponds to a paragraph mark and "^t" corresponds to a tab character. True to use the nonspecific search options for Japanese text during a search. Read/write. True ignores all white space between words. Corresponds to the Ignore white-space characters check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True to have the find text be a special search operator. Corresponds to the Use wildcards check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True ignores all white space and control characters between words. True to have the find operation locate only entire words, not text that is part of a larger word. Corresponds to the Find whole words only check box in the Find and Replace dialog box. True to have the find operation locate words that sound similar to the find text. Corresponds to the Sounds like check box in the Find and Replace dialog box.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to locate phonetic Hangul and hanja characters in a Korean langauge find operation. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether a find operation should ignore punctuation in found text. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether a find operation should ignore extra white space in found text. Read/write.

Boolean

True ignores all white space and control characters between words. Read/write.

Boolean

True to match words beginning with the search string. Read/write.

Boolean

True to match words ending with the search string. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents an abbreviation excluded from automatic correction.

A collection of objects that represent the abbreviations excluded from automatic correction.

Returns a object that represents a new exception added to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions.

Required String. The abbreviation that you don't want Microsoft Word to follow with a capital letter.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the floor of a 3-D chart.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Pastes a picture from the Clipboard on the floor of the specified chart.

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the way pictures are displayed on the walls and faces of a 3-D chart.

Object

Returns or sets an Integer, specifying the thickness of the floor. Read/write.

Integer

Contains font attributes (font name, font size, color, and so on) for an object.

Represents a list of the names of all the available fonts.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a footnote positioned at the bottom of the page or beneath text. The Footnote object is a member of the collection. The Footnotes collection represents the footnotes in a selection, range, or document.

Represents the properties assigned to a range or selection of footnotes in a document.

A collection of objects that represent all the footnotes in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a footnote added to a range.

Required Range object. The range marked for the endnote or footnote. This can be a collapsed range. Optional Object. The text of the endnote or footnote. Optional Object. The text for the custom reference mark. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word inserts an automatically numbered reference mark.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single form field.

A collection of objects that represent all the form fields in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a new form field added at a range.

Required object. The range where you want to add the form field. If the range isn't collapsed, the form field replaces the range. Required . The type of form field to add.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a frame in a selection, range, or document.

A collection of objects in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a new frame added to a range, selection, or document.

Required object. The range that you want the frame to surround.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents an entire frames page or a single frame on a frames page.

Adds a new frame to a frames page.

Required . Sets the location where the new frame is to be added in relation to the specified frame.

Returns the object that represents the specified child Frameset object.

Required Integer. The index number of the specified frame.

Represents the geometry of a freeform while it's being built.

Inserts a new segment at the end of the freeform that's being created, and adds the nodes that define the segment.

Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required . The type of segment to be added. Required . The editing property of the vertex. If SegmentType is msoSegmentLine, EditingType must be msoEditingAuto. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the vertical distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment.

Creates a shape that has the geometric characteristics of the specified object. Returns a object that represents the new shape.

Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the shape is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the shape is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page.

Contains top-level properties and methods that don't need to be preceded by the Application property.

Represents the glow formatting for a shape or range of shapes.

Returns the color for a glow effect. Read-only.

Returns or sets the length of the radius for a glow effect. Read/write.

Single

Represents major or minor gridlines on a chart axis.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the individual shapes within a grouped shape.

Returns a object.

Required Object. Specifies which shapes are to be included in the specified range. Can be an integer that specifies the index number of a shape within the collection, a string that specifies the name of a shape, or an Object array that contains integers or strings.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single Hangul or alphabet AutoCorrect exception.

A collection of objects that represents all Hangul and alphabet AutoCorrect exceptions. This list corresponds to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions on the Korean tab in the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box (AutoCorrect command, Tools menu).

Returns a object that represents a new exception to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions.

Required String. The word that you don't want Microsoft Word to correct automatically.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that includes the active custom Hangul-Hanja conversion dictionaries.

Returns a object that represents a new conversion dictionary added to the collection of active custom conversion dictionaries.

Required String. The string name of the dictionary file. If no path is specified in the string, the proofing tools path is used.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single header or footer.

A collection of objects that represent the headers or footers in the specified section of a document.

Returns a header or footer in a range or selection.

Required . A constant that specifies the header or footer in the selection. Can be one of the following WdHeaderFooterIndex constants:wdHeaderFooterEvenPageswdHeaderFooterFirstPagewdHeaderFooterPrimary

Represents a style used to build a table of contents or figures.

A collection of objects that represent the styles used to compile a table of figures or table of contents.

Returns a object that represents a new heading style added to a document. The new heading style will be included whenever you compile a table of contents or table of figures.

Required Object. The style you want to add. You can specify this argument by using either the string name for the style or a object. Required Short. A number that represents the level of the heading.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the high-low lines in a chart group.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only.

Returns the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents horizontal line formatting.

Represents a single HTML division that can be added to a Web document.

Returns an object that represents a parent division of the current HTML division.

Optional Integer. The number of parent divisions to count back to return the desired division. If the LevelsUp argument is omitted, the HTML division returned is one level up from the current HTML division.

A collection of objects that represents the HTML divisions that exist in a Web document.

Returns an object that represents a new HTML division added to a Web document.

Optional Object. An existing HTML division around which to place the new HTML division.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a hyperlink.

Creates a new document linked to the specified hyperlink.

Required Boolean. True to have the specified document open immediately in its associated editing environment. The default value is True. Required String. The file name of the specified document. Required Boolean. True to overwrite any existing file of the same name in the same folder. False if any existing file of the same name is preserved and the FileName argument specifies a new file name. The default value is False.

Displays a cached document associated with the specified object, if it has already been downloaded. Otherwise, this method resolves the hyperlink, downloads the target document, and displays the document in the appropriate application.

Optional Object. A string or byte array that specifies additional information for HTTP to use to resolve the hyperlink. For example, you can use ExtraInfo to specify the coordinates of an image map, the contents of a form, or a FAT file name. The string is either posted or appended, depending on the value of Method. Use the property to determine whether extra information is required. Optional Object. True to display the target document in a new window. The default value is False. Optional Object. This argument is reserved for future use. Optional Object. A string that specifies header information for the HTTP request. The default value is an empty string. You can combine several header lines into a single string. The specified string is automatically converted into ANSI characters. Note that the HeaderInfo argument may overwrite default HTTP header fields. Optional Object. Specifies the way additional information for HTTP is handled. Can be any constant.

Represents the collection of objects in a document, range, or selection.

Returns a object that represents a new hyperlink added to a range, selection, or document.

Optional Object. The name of a location within the destination file, such as a bookmark, named range, or slide number. Optional Object. The address for the specified link. The address can be an e-mail address, an Internet address, or a file name. Note that Microsoft Word doesn't check the accuracy of the address. Required Object. The text or graphic that you want turned into a hyperlink. Optional Object. The text that appears as a ScreenTip when the mouse pointer is positioned over the specified hyperlink. The default value is Address. Optional Object. The display text of the specified hyperlink. The value of this argument replaces the text or graphic specified by Anchor. Optional Object. The name of the frame or window in which you want to load the specified hyperlink.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single index.

A collection of objects that represents all the indexes in the specified document.

Returns a object that represents a new index added to a document.

Optional Object. True to include separate headings for accented letters in the index (for example, words that begin with "À" and words that begin with "A" are listed under separate headings). Optional Object. True to align page numbers with the right margin. Required Range object. The range where you want the index to appear. The index replaces the range, if the range isn't collapsed. Optional Object. The sorting criteria to be used for the specified index. Can be either of the following constants: wdIndexSortByStroke or wdIndexSortBySyllable. Optional Object. The number of columns for each page of the index. Specifying 0 (zero) sets the number of columns in the index to the same number as in the document. Optional Object.The text between alphabetic groups (entries that start with the same letter) in the index. Can be one of the following constants: wdHeadingSeparatorBlankLine, wdHeadingSeparatorLetter, wdHeadingSeparatorLetterFull, wdHeadingSeparatorLetterLow, or wdHeadingSeparatorNone. Optional Object. Specifies whether subentries are on the same line (run-in) as the main entry or on a separate line (indented) from the main entry. Can be either of the following constants: wdIndexIndent or wdIndexRunin. Optional Object. The sorting language to be used for the specified index. Can be any of the constants.

Automatically adds XE (Index Entry) fields to the specified document, using the entries from a concordance file.

Required String. The concordance file name that includes a list of items to be indexed.

Inserts an XE (Index Entry) field after all instances of the text in Range.

Optional Object. The AutoText entry that contains the text you want to appear in the index (if this argument is specified, Entry is ignored). Optional Object. The name of the AutoText entry that contains the text for a cross-reference (if this argument is specified, CrossReference is ignored). Optional Object. The bookmark name that marks the range of pages you want to appear in the index. If this argument is omitted, the number of the page that contains the XE field appears in the index. Required Range object. The range whose text is marked with an XE field throughout the document. Optional Object. A cross-reference that will appear in the index. Optional Object. The text you want to appear in the index, in the form MainEntry[:Subentry]. Optional Object. True to add italic formatting to page numbers for index entries. Optional Object. True to add bold formatting to page numbers for index entries.

Inserts an XE (Index Entry) field after the specified range. Returns a object representing the XE field.

Optional Object. The AutoText entry name that includes text for the index, table of figures, or table of contents (Entry is ignored). Optional Object. The AutoText entry name that contains the text for a cross-reference (CrossReference is ignored). Optional Object. The name of the bookmark that marks the range of pages you want to appear in the index. If this argument is omitted, the number of the page containing the XE field appears in the index. Required Range object. The location of the entry. The XE field is inserted after Range. Optional Object. A cross-reference that will appear in the index (for example, "See Apples"). Optional Object. The text that appears in the index. To indicate a subentry, include the main entry text and the subentry text, separated by a colon (:) (for example, "Introduction:The Product"). Optional Object. True to add italic formatting to the entry page numbers in the index. Optional Object. True to add bold formatting to the entry page numbers in the index. Optional Object. True shows an index entry in the right location when indexes are sorted phonetically (East Asian languages only).

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents an object in the text layer of a document.

Activates the specified object.

Deletes the specified object.

Removes changes that were made to an inline shape.

Selects the specified object.

Returns a chart within the collection of inline shapes in a document. Read-only.

Returns the formatting properties for a glow effect. Read-only.

Returns the shapes that are grouped together for an inline shape. Read-only.

True if the specified shape is a chart. Read-only.

Returns the reflection formatting for a shape. Read-only.

Returns the shadow formatting for the specified shape. Read-only.

Returns the soft edge formatting for a shape. Read-only.

A collection of objects that represent all the inline shapes in a document, range, or selection.

Inserts a chart, of the specified type, as an inline shape into the active document, and opens Microsoft Office Excel with a sheet that contains the default data that Microsoft Office Word uses to create the chart.

Specifies the text to which the chart is bound. If Range is specified, the chart is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the range. If this argument is omitted, the range is selected automatically, and the chart is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Specifies the type of chart to create.

Adds a horizontal line based on an image file to the current document.

Optional Object. The range above which Microsoft Word places the horizontal line. If this argument is omitted, Word places the horizontal line above the current selection. Required String. The file name of the image you want to use for the horizontal line.

Adds a horizontal line to the current document.

Optional Object. The range above which Microsoft Word places the horizontal line. If this argument is omitted, Word places the horizontal line above the current selection.

Creates an ActiveX control (formerly known as an OLE control).

Optional Object. The range where the ActiveX control will be placed in the text. The ActiveX control replaces the range, if the range isn't collapsed. If this argument is omitted, the Active X control is placed automatically. Optional Object. The programmatic identifier for the ActiveX control to be created.

Creates an OLE object.

Optional Object. A label (caption) to be displayed beneath the icon. Optional Object. True to link the OLE object to the file from which it was created; False to make the OLE object an independent copy of the file. If you specified a value for ClassType, the LinkToFile argument must be False. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to display the OLE object as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object. The file that contains the icon to be displayed. Optional Object. The range where the OLE object will be placed in the text. The OLE object replaces the range, unless the range is collapsed. If this argument is omitted, the object is placed automatically. Optional Object. The name of the application used to activate the specified OLE object. Optional Object. The file from which the object is to be created. If this argument is omitted, the current folder is used. You must specify either the ClassType or FileName argument for the object, but not both. Optional Object. The index number of the icon within IconFileName. The order of icons in the specified file corresponds to the order in which the icons appear in the Change Icon dialog box (Insert menu, Object dialog box) when the Display as icon check box is selected. The first icon in the file has the index number 0 (zero). If an icon with the given index number doesn't exist in IconFileName, the icon with the index number 1 (the second icon in the file) is used. The default value is 0 (zero).

Adds a picture to a document.

Optional Object. True to link the picture to the file from which it was created. False to make the picture an independent copy of the file. The default value is False. Optional Object. The location where the picture will be placed in the text. If the range isn't collapsed, the picture replaces the range; otherwise, the picture is inserted. If this argument is omitted, the picture is placed automatically. Required String. The path and file name of the picture. Optional Object. True to save the linked picture with the document. The default value is False.

Adds a picture bullet based on an image file to the current document.

Optional Object. The range to which Microsoft Word adds the picture bullet. Word adds the picture bullet to each paragraph in the range. If this argument is omitted, Word adds the picture bullet to each paragraph in the current selection. Required String. The file name of the image you want to use for the picture bullet.

Inserts an empty, 1-inch-square Microsoft Word picture object surrounded by a border.

Required object. The location of the new graphic.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the interior of an object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the primary color of the object.

Object

Returns or sets the color of the interior.

Object

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Determines if Microsoft Word inverts the pattern in the object when it corresponds to a negative number. Read/write.

An Object set to True if the pattern is inverted when it's negative, otherwise False

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets a Object, containing an constant, that represents the interior pattern.

Object

Returns or sets the color of the interior pattern as an RGB value. Read/write.

Object

Returns or sets the color of the interior pattern as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: xlColorIndexAutomatic or xlColorIndexNone. Read/write.

Object

Represents a custom key assignment in the current context.

Changes the command assigned to the specified key binding.

Optional Object. Additional text, if any, required for the command specified by Command. For information about values for this argument, see the method for the object. Required String. The name of the specified command. Required . The key category of the specified key binding.

A collection of objects that represent the custom key assignments in the current context. Custom key assignments are made in the Customize Keyboard dialog box.

Returns a object that represents a new shortcut key for a macro, built-in command, font, AutoText entry, style, or symbol.

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the constants. Optional Object. Additional text, if any, required for the command specified by Command. For details, see the Remarks section below. Required String. The command that the specified key combination executes. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the constants. Required . The category of the key assignment.

Returns a object that represents the specified custom key combination. If the key combination doesn't exist, this method returns Nothing.

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the constants.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects assigned to a command, style, macro, or other item in the current context.

Returns a object that represents the specified custom key combination. If the key combination doesn't exist, this method returns Nothing.

Required Integer. A key you specify by using one of the WdKey constants. Optional Object. A second key you specify by using one of the constants.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a language used for proofing or formatting in Microsoft Word.

A collection of objects that represent languages used for proofing or formatting in Microsoft Word.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents leader lines on a chart. Leader lines connect data labels to data points.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents the legend in a chart. Each chart can have only one legend.

Clears the entire object.

Object

Deletes the object.

Object

Returns a object that represents the legend entries for the legend.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

.

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Set to True if a legend will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a value that represents the position of the legend on the chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the width, in points, of the object.

Double

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart legend.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a Integer value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a single object from the collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a legend entry in a chart legend.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Object

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns a Double value that represents the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Returns the index number of the object within the collection of similar objects.

Integer

Returns a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a object that represents the legend key associated with the entry.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns a Double value that represents the width, in points, of the object.

Double

Represents a legend key in a chart legend.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Deletes the object.

Returns .

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns a Double value that represents the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

True if Microsoft Word inverts the pattern in the object when it corresponds to a negative number. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Sets the marker background color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker background color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write

Sets the marker foreground color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker foreground color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write.

Returns or sets the data-marker size, in points. Can be a value from 2 through 72. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker style for a point or series in a line chart, scatter chart, or radar chart. Read/write .

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a constant value that determines the way pictures are displayed on a legend key.

Integer

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored).

Double

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to xlStackScale (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write Double.

Double

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

True if curve smoothing is turned on for the legend key. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns aDouble value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns a Double value that represents the width, in points, of the object.

Double

Represents the elements of a letter created by the Letter Wizard.

Represents an individual line in a object of type wdTextRectangle.

Represents line and arrowhead formatting. For a line, the LineFormat object contains formatting information for the line itself; for a shape with a border, this object contains formatting information for the shape's border.

Represents line numbers in the left margin or to the left of each newspaper-style column.

A collection of objects that represents the lines in a object that is of type wdTextRectangle.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the linking characteristics for an OLE object or picture.

Represents a single list format that's been applied to specified paragraphs in a document.

Applies a set of list-formatting characteristics to the specified list.

Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8ListBehavior (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or wdWord9ListBehavior (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is wdWord8ListBehavior, but in new procedures you should use wdWord9ListBehavior to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists. Optional Object. True to continue the numbering from the previous list; False to start a new list. Required object. The list template to be applied.

Applies a set of list-formatting characteristics, optionally for a specified level.

The level to which the list template is to be applied. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following values: (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is , but in new procedures you should use to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists. True to continue the numbering from the previous list; False to start a new list. The list template to be applied.

Returns a constant (wdContinueDisabled, wdResetList, or wdContinueList) that indicates whether the formatting from the previous list can be continued.

Required object. A list template that's been applied to previous paragraphs in the document.

Changes the list numbers and LISTNUM fields in the specified list to text.

Optional Object. The type of number to be converted. Can be any of the constants.

Returns the number of bulleted or numbered items and LISTNUM fields in the specified list.

Optional Object. The type of numbers to be counted. Can be one of the following constants: wdNumberParagraph, wdNumberListNum, or wdNumberAllNumbers. The default value is wdNumberAllNumbers. Optional Object. A number that corresponds to the numbering level you want to count. If this argument is omitted, all levels are counted.

Removes numbers or bullets from the specified list.

Optional . The type of number to be removed.

A collection of objects that represent all the items in a drop-down form field.

Returns a object that represents an item added to a drop-down form field.

Required String. The name of the drop-down form field item. Optional Object. A number that represents the position of the item in the list.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents an item in a drop-down form field.

Represents the list formatting attributes that can be applied to the paragraphs in a range.

Adds bullets and formatting to the paragraphs in the range for the specified object. If the paragraphs are already formatted with bullets, this method removes the bullets and formatting.

Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8ListBehavior (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or wdWord9ListBehavior (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is wdWord8ListBehavior, but in new procedures you should use wdWord9ListBehavior to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists.

Applies a set of list-formatting characteristics to the specified object.

Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8ListBehavior (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or wdWord9ListBehavior (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is wdWord8ListBehavior, but in new procedures you should use wdWord9ListBehavior to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists. Optional Object. True to continue the numbering from the previous list; False to start a new list. Optional Object. The portion of the list that the list template is to be applied to. Can be one of the following constants: wdListApplyToSelection, wdListApplyToWholeList, or wdListApplyToThisPointForward. Required object. The list template to be applied.

Applies a set of list-formatting characteristics, optionally for a specified level.

The level to which the list template is to be applied. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is , but in new procedures you should use to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists. True to continue the numbering from the previous list; False to start a new list. The portion of the list that the list template is to be applied to. Can be one of the following constants: , , or . The list template to be applied.

Adds the default numbering scheme to the paragraphs in the range for the specified object. If the paragraphs are already formatted as a numbered list, this method removes the numbers and formatting.

Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8ListBehavior (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or wdWord9ListBehavior (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is wdWord8ListBehavior, but in new procedures you should use wdWord9ListBehavior to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists.

Adds the default outline-numbering scheme to the paragraphs in the range for the specified object. If the paragraphs are already formatted as an outline-numbered list, this method removes the numbers and formatting.

Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word uses new Web-oriented formatting for better list display. Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8ListBehavior (use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97) or wdWord9ListBehavior (use Web-oriented formatting). For compatibility reasons, the default constant is wdWord8ListBehavior, but in new procedures you should use wdWord9ListBehavior to take advantage of improved Web-oriented formatting with respect to indenting and multilevel lists.

Returns a constant (wdContinueDisabled, wdResetList, or wdContinueList) that indicates whether the formatting from the previous list can be continued.

Required object. A list template that's been applied to previous paragraphs in the document.

Changes the list numbers and LISTNUM fields in the specified object to text.

Optional Object. The type of number to be converted. Can be any of the constants.

Returns the number of bulleted or numbered items and LISTNUM fields in the specified ListFormat object.

Optional Object. The type of numbers to be counted. Can be one of the following constants: wdNumberParagraph, wdNumberListNum, or wdNumberAllNumbers. The default value is wdNumberAllNumbers. Optional Object. A number that corresponds to the numbering level you want to count. If this argument is omitted, all levels are counted.

Removes numbers or bullets from the specified object.

Optional . The type of number to be removed.

A collection of objects that represent the three tabs in the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Returns the type of list (bulleted, numbered, or outline) from the list template gallery.

Required . A constant that specifies the type of list.WdListGalleryType can be one of the following constants:wdBulletGallerywdNumberGallerywdOutlineNumberGallery

Represents a single gallery of list formats.

Resets the specified list template for the list gallery to the built-in list template format.

Required Integer.

True if the specified list template is not the built-in list template for that position in the list gallery.

Required Integer. A number from 1 to 7 that corresponds to the position of the template in the Bullets and Numbering dialog box (Format menu). Excluding the None option, the templates are numbered from left to right, starting with the top row.

Represents a single list level, either the only level for a bulleted or numbered list or one of the nine levels of an outline numbered list.

Formats a paragraph or range of paragraphs with a picture bullet.

Required String. The path and file name of the picture file.

A collection of objects that represents all the list levels of a list template, either the only level for a bulleted or numbered list or one of the nine levels of an outline numbered list.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represents the paragraphs of the specified document, list, or range that have list formatting applied.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent all the lists in the specified document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single list template that includes all the formatting that defines a list.

Converts a multiple-level list to a single-level list, or vice versa.

Optional Object. The level to use for formatting the new list. When converting a multiple-level list to a single-level list, this argument can be a number from 1 through 9. When converting a single-level list to a multiple-level list, 1 is the only valid value. If this argument is omitted, 1 is the default value.

A collection of objects that represent the seven predefined list formats on each tab in the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Returns a object that represents a new list template.

Optional Object. True to apply outline numbering to the new list template. Optional Object. An optional name used for linking the list template to a LISTNUM field. You cannot use this name to index the list template in the collection.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a mailing label.

Creates a new label document using either the default label options or ones that you specify. Returns a object that represents the new document.

Optional Object. True to use the address text marked by the user-defined bookmark named "EnvelopeAddress" instead of using the Address argument. Optional Object. The text for the mailing label. Optional Object. True formats text vertically on the label. Used for Asian-language mailing labels. Optional Object. The laser printer tray. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The mailing label name. Optional Object. True to print postage using an Internet e-postage vendor. Optional Object. The name of the AutoText entry that includes the mailing label text.

Creates a new label document using either the default label options or ones that you specify. Returns a object that represents the new document.

True to use the address text marked by the user-defined bookmark named "EnvelopeAddress" instead of using the Address argument. The mailing label identification. The text for the mailing label. True formats text vertically on the label. Used for Asian-language mailing labels. The laser printer tray. Can be one of the constants. True to print postage using an Internet e-postage vendor. The name of the AutoText entry that includes the mailing label text.

Prints a label or a page of labels with the same address.

Optional Object. True to use the text marked by the "EnvelopeAddress" bookmark (a user-defined bookmark) as the label text. If this argument is specified, Address and AutoText are ignored. Optional Object. True to print a single label; False to print an entire page of the same label. Optional Object. The text for the label address. Optional Object. True prints text vertically on the label. Used for Asian-language mailing labels. Optional Object. The laser printer tray to be used. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The mailing label name. Optional Object. True to print postage using an Internet e-postage vendor. Optional Object. The label column for a single label. Not valid if SingleLabel is False. Optional Object. The label row for a single label. Not valid if SingleLabel is False.

Prints a label or a page of labels with the same address.

True to use the text marked by the "EnvelopeAddress" bookmark (a user-defined bookmark) as the label text. If this argument is specified, Address and AutoText are ignored. True to print a single label; False to print an entire page of the same label. The mailing label identification. The text for the label address. True prints text vertically on the label. Used for Asian-language mailing labels. The laser printer tray. Can be one of the constants. True to print postage using an Internet e-postage vendor. The label column for a single label. Not valid if SingleLabel is False. The label row for a single label. Not valid if SingleLabel is False.

Represents the mail merge functionality in Microsoft Word.

Creates a Microsoft Word document that uses a table to store data for a mail merge.

Optional Object. True to launch Microsoft Query, if it's installed. The Name, PasswordDocument, and HeaderRecord arguments are ignored. Optional Object. Defines query options for retrieving data. Optional Object. Field names for the header record. If this argument is omitted, the standard header record is used: "Title, FirstName, LastName, JobTitle, Company, Address1, Address2, City, State, PostalCode, Country, HomePhone, WorkPhone." To separate field names, use the list separator specified in Regional Settings in Control Panel. Optional Object. A range within which the query specified by SQLStatement will be performed. How you specify the range depends on how data is retrieved. For example:When retrieving data through ODBC, you specify a connection string. When retrieving data from Microsoft Excel using dynamic data exchange (DDE), you specify a named range. Security Dynamic data exchange (DDE) is an older technology that is not secure. If possible, use a more secure alternative to DDE.When retrieving data from Microsoft Access, you specify the word "Table" or "Query" followed by the name of a table or query. Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the data source. Optional Object. The path and file name for the new data source. Optional Object. True to perform the query specified by Connection and SQLStatement each time the main document is opened. Optional Object. If the query string is longer than 255 characters, SQLStatement specifies the first portion of the string, and SQLStatement1 specifies the second portion. Optional Object. The password required to open the new data source.

Creates a Microsoft Word document that stores a header record that's used in place of the data source header record in a mail merge.

Optional Object. A string that specifies the field names for the header record. If this argument is omitted, the standard header record is used: "Title, FirstName, LastName, JobTitle, Company, Address1, Address2, City, State, PostalCode, Country, HomePhone, WorkPhone." To separate field names in Windows, use the list separator specified in Regional Settings in Control Panel. Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the new header source. Required String. The path and file name for the new header source. Optional Object. The password required to open the new header source.

Performs the specified mail merge operation.

Optional Object. True for Microsoft Word to pause and display a troubleshooting dialog box if a mail merge error is found; False to report errors in a new document.

Attaches a data source to the specified document, which becomes a main document if it's not one already.

Optional Object. True to add the file name to the list of recently used files at the bottom of the File menu. Optional Object. Defines query options for retrieving data. (See Remarks below.) Optional object. The password used to save changes to the template. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. A range within which the query specified by SQLStatement is to be performed. (See Remarks below.) How you specify the range depends on how data is retrieved. For example:When retrieving data through Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), you specify a connection string. When retrieving data from Microsoft Excel using dynamic data exchange (DDE), you specify a named range.Dynamic data exchange (DDE) is an older technology that is not secure. If possible, use a more secure alternative to DDE.When retrieving data from Microsoft Access, you specify the word "Table" or "Query" followed by the name of a table or query. Optional Object. The file converter used to open the document. Can be one of the constants. To specify an external file format, use the property with the object to determine the value to use with this argument.WdOpenFormat can be one of the following constants:wdOpenFormatAllWordwdOpenFormatAuto Default.wdOpenFormatDocumentwdOpenFormatEncodedTextwdOpenFormatRTFwdOpenFormatTemplatewdOpenFormatTextwdOpenFormatUnicodeTextwdOpenFormatWebPageswdOpenFormatXML Optional Object. True to open the data source on a read-only basis. Optional Object. Controls what happens if Name is the file name of an open document. True to discard any unsaved changes to the open document and reopen the file; False to activate the open document. Optional Object. True to display the Convert File dialog box if the file isn't in Microsoft Word format. Optional Object. The password used to open the template. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. The password used to save changes to the document. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants:wdMergeSubTypeAccess 1wdMergeSubTypeOAL 2wdMergeSubTypeOLEDBText 5wdMergeSubTypeOLEDBWord 3wdMergeSubTypeOther 0wdMergeSubTypeOutlook 6wdMergeSubTypeWord 7wdMergeSubTypeWord2000 8wdMergeSubTypeWorks 4 Required String. The data source file name. You can specify a Microsoft Query (.qry) file instead of specifying a data source, a connection string, and a query string. Optional Object. True to perform the query specified by Connection and SQLStatement each time the main document is opened. Optional Object. If the query string is longer than 255 characters, SQLStatement specifies the first portion of the string, and SQLStatement1 specifies the second portion. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. The password used to open the data source. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. True to open exclusively.

Attaches a mail merge header source to the specified document.

Optional Object. True to add the file name to the list of recently used files at the bottom of the File menu. Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the template data source. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. True to open exclusively. Optional Object. The file converter used to open the document. Can be one of the constants. To specify an external file format, use the property with a object to determine the value to use with this argument.WdOpenFormat can be one of the following constants:wdOpenFormatAllWordwdOpenFormatAuto Default.wdOpenFormatDocumentwdOpenFormatEncodedTextwdOpenFormatRTFwdOpenFormatTemplatewdOpenFormatTextwdOpenFormatUnicodeTextwdOpenFormatWebPageswdOpenFormatXML Optional Object. True to open the header source on a read-only basis. Optional Object. Controls what happens if Name is the file name of an open document. True to discard any unsaved changes to the open document and reopen the file; False to activate the open document. Optional Object. True to display the Convert File dialog box if the file isn't in Microsoft Word format. Optional Object. The password required to open the header source template. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the document data source. (See Remarks below.) Required String. The file name of the header source. Optional Object. The password required to open the header source document. (See Remarks below.)

Displays the Mail Merge Wizard in a document.

Required Object. The number of the Mail Merge Wizard step to display. Optional Object. True keeps the "Complete the merge" step in the sequence of mail merge steps; False removes step six. Optional Object. True keeps the "Select recipients" step in the sequence of mail merge steps; False removes step three. Optional Object. True keeps the "Select starting document" step in the sequence of mail merge steps; False removes step two. Optional Object. True keeps the "Preview your letters" step in the sequence of mail merge steps; False removes step five. Optional Object. True keeps the "Write your letter" step in the sequence of mail merge steps; False removes step four. Optional Object. True keeps the "Select document type" step in the sequence of mail merge steps. False removes step one.

Represents a single mail merge field in a data source.

A collection of objects that represent the data fields in a mail merge data source.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the mail merge data source in a mail merge operation.

Searches the contents of the specified mail merge data source for text in a particular field. Returns True if the search text is found.

Required Variant. The name of the field to be searched. Required String. The text to be looked for.

Marks all records in a mail merge data source as containing invalid data in an address field.

Required String. Text describing the invalid setting. Required Boolean. True marks all records in the data source of a mail merge as invalid.

True to include all data source records in a mail merge.

Required Boolean. True to include all data source records in a mail merge. False to exclude all data source records from a mail merge.

Represents a single mail merge field in a document.

Represents a mail merge field name in a data source.

A collection of objects that represent the field names in a mail merge data source.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent the mail merge related fields in a document.

Returns a object that represents a mail merge field added to the data source document.

Required object. The range where you want the field to appear. This field replaces the range, if the range isn't collapsed. Required String. The name of the field.

Adds an ASK field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The text that's displayed in the dialog box. Required object. The location for the ASK field. Optional Object. The default response, which appears in the text box when the dialog box is displayed. Corresponds to the \d switch for an ASK field. Optional Object. True to display the dialog box only once instead of each time a new data record is merged. Corresponds to the \o switch for an ASK field. Required String. The bookmark name that the response or default text is assigned to. Use a REF field with the bookmark name to display the result in a document.

Adds a FILLIN field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The text that's displayed in the dialog box. Required object. The location for the FILLIN field. Optional Object. True to display the prompt only once instead of each time a new data record is merged. Corresponds to the \o switch for a FILLIN field. The default value is False. Optional Object. The default response, which appears in the text box when the dialog box is displayed. Corresponds to the \d switch for an FILLIN field.

Adds an IF field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the IF field. Optional Object. The AutoText entry that's inserted if the comparison is true. If this argument is specified, TrueText is ignored. Optional Object. The AutoText entry that's inserted if the comparison is false. If this argument is specified, FalseText is ignored. Required String. The merge field name. Optional Object. The text that's inserted if the comparison is false. Optional Object. The text to compare with the contents of MergeField. Required . The operator used in the comparison. Optional Object. The text that's inserted if the comparison is true.

Adds a MERGEREC field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the MERGEREC field.

Adds a MERGESEQ field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the MERGESEQ field.

Adds a NEXT field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the NEXT field.

Adds a NEXTIF field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the NEXTIF field. Required String. The merge field name. Required String. The text to compare with the contents of MergeField. Required . The operator used in the comparison.

Adds a SET field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The AutoText entry that includes text associated with the bookmark specified by the Name argument. If this argument is specified, ValueText is ignored. Required object. The location for the SET field. Required String. The bookmark name that ValueText is assigned to. Optional Object. The text associated with the bookmark specified by the Name argument.

Adds a SKIPIF field to a mail merge main document. Returns a object.

Required object. The location for the SKIPIF field. Required String. The merge field name. Optional Object. The text to compare with the contents of MergeField. Required . The operator used in the comparison.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the active email message if you are using Microsoft Word as your e-mail editor.

Represents a single mapped data field.

A collection of objects that represents all the mapped data fields available in Microsoft Word.

Returns a specified mapped data field.

Required WdMappedDataFields. The specified mapped data field.

Represents the OLE characteristics (other than linking) for an OLE object, ActiveX control, or field.

Sets the Windows registry value that determines the default application used to activate the specified OLE object.

Required String. The name of the application in which an OLE object is opened. To see a list of object types that the OLE object can be activated as, click the object and then open the Convert dialog box (Edit menu, Object submenu). You can find the ClassType string by inserting an object as an inline shape and then viewing the field codes. The class type of the object follows either the word "EMBED" or the word "LINK."

Converts the specified OLE object from one class to another, making it possible for you to edit the object in a different server application, or change how the object is displayed in the document.

Optional Object. A label (caption) to be displayed beneath the icon. Optional Object. True to display the OLE object as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object. The file that contains the icon to be displayed. Optional Object. The name of the application used to activate the OLE object. You can see a list of the available applications in the Object type box on the Create New tab in the Object dialog box (Insert menu). You can find the ClassType string by inserting an object as an inline shape and then viewing the field codes. The class type of the object follows either the word "EMBED" or the word "LINK." Optional Object. The index number of the icon within IconFileName. The order of icons in the specified file corresponds to the order in which the icons appear in the Change Icon dialog box (Insert menu, Object dialog box) when the Display as icon check box is selected. The first icon in the file has the index number 0 (zero). If an icon with the given index number doesn't exist in IconFileName, the icon with the index number 1 (the second icon in the file) is used. The default value is 0 (zero).

Requests that an OLE object perform one of its available verbs— the actions an OLE object takes to activate its contents. Each OLE object supports a set of verbs that pertain to that object.

Optional Object. The verb that the OLE object should perform. If this argument is omitted, the default verb is sent. If the OLE object does not support the requested verb, an error will occur. Can be any constant.

Represents an equation. objects are members of the collection.

Converts an equation to a professional format.

Converts an equation to literal text.

Converts an equation to math text.

Converts an equation to normal text.

Converts an equation into a linear format.

Removes an equation from the collection of equations in a document, range, or selection.

Returns or sets an Integer that represents the character position of the alignment point in the equation. Read/write.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns an Integer that represents the argument index of this component relative to the containing math object. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets an Integer that represents the script size of an argument, for example, text, script, or script-script. Read/write.

Integer

Returns an collection that represents the line breaks in an equation. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an collection that represents the functions contained within an equation. Read-only.

Returns or sets a that represents the justification for an equation. Read/write.

Returns an Integer that represents the nesting level for an object. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the parent, or containing, argument. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the parent column in a matrix. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the parent, or containing, function. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the parent element. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the parent row in a matrix. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the portion of a document that is contained in the specified object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a constant that represents whether an equation is displayed inline with the text around it or displayed on its own line. Read/write.

Represents an equation that has an accent mark above the base.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets a Short that represents the accent character for the accent object. Read/write.

Short

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a collection of arguments.

Inserts an argument into an equation with variable number of arguments ( and objects)

(Optional) Object. An existing argument before which to add the new argument.

Returns a object that represents the specified item in the collection.

(Required) An Integer that specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents the math AutoCorrect feature in Microsoft Office Word. To access the math AutoCorrect entries, use the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only

Integer

Returns the collection of equation autocorrect entries found within the equation autocorrect feature. Read-only.

Returns the collection that represents the recognized functions that are automatically corrected using the equation autocorrect feature. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word automatically replaces strings in equations with the corresponding math AutoCorrect definitions. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word uses math autocorrect rules outside equations in a document. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents a collection of math AutoCorrect entries. Use the object to access individual AutoCorrect entries.

Creates an equation auto correct entry and returns an object.

Required String The value of the autocorrect entry. Corresponds to the property of the object. Required String The name of the autocorrect entry. Corresponds to the property of the object.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required String or Integer that represents the name or ordinal position of the object in the collection.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents an individual entry in the collection.

Deletes the specified .

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an Integer object that describes the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets a String that represents the name of an . Read/write.

String

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a String that represents the contents of a . Read/write.

String

Represents an equation with a bar above or below the base.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents the position of a bar in a bar object. True specifies a mathematical overbar. False specifies a mathematical underbar. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents an invisible box around an equation or part of an equation to which you can assign properties that affect the layout or mathematical formatting of the entire box. For example, a box can serve as an operator emulator with or without an alignment point, serve as a like breakpoint, have an associated argument size (argSz), or be grouped so as not to allow line breaks.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the bottom border of an equation's bounding box. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the left border of an equation's bounding box. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the right border of an equation's bounding box. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the top border of an equation's bounding box. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents a diagonal strikethrough from lower left to upper right. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents a horizontal strikethrough. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents a diagonal strikethrough from upper left to lower right. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents a vertical strikethrough. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents an invisible box around an equation or part of an equation to which you can apply properties that affect the mathematical or formatting properties, such as line breaks.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean that states whether the box acts as the mathematical differential, in which case the box receives the appropriate horizontal spacing for a differential. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that states whether breaks are allowed inside the box object. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that states if the box and its contents behave as a single operator and inherit the properties of an operator. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents individual line breaks in an equation. Each object is a member of the collection.

Deletes the specified line break.

Returns or sets an Integer that represents the operator in one line, to which Microsoft Office Word aligns consecutive lines in an equation. Read/write.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns a object that represents the portion of a document that is contained in the specified object. Read-only.

Represents a collection of objects that represent all the line breaks in an equation.

Inserts a break into an equation and returns an object that represents the break.

Required Integer The position at which to insert the break in the equation.

Returns a object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Integer Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a delimiter object, consisting of opening and closing delimiters (such as parentheses, braces, brackets, or vertical bars), and one or more elements contained inside the delimiters.

Returns a object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets a Short that represents the beginning delimiter character in a object. Read/write.

Short

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the list of arguments for the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets an Short that represents the ending delimiter character in a object. Read/write.

Short

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether delimiter characters grow to the full height of the arguments that they contain. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the opening delimiter in a object. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the closing delimiter in a object. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Short that represents the separator character in a object when the object contains two or more arguments. Read/write.

Short

Returns or sets a constant that represents the appearance of delimiters (for example, parentheses, braces, and brackets) in relationship to the content that they surround. Read/write.

Represents a mathematical equation array object, consisting of one or more equations that can be vertically justified as a unit respect to surrounding text on the line.

Returns or sets a that represents the type of vertical alignment for an equation array with respect to the text that surrounds the array. Read/write.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the list of arguments for the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents that the equations in an equation array are distributed equally within the margins of its container, such as a column, cell, or page width. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the equations in an equation array are spaced to the maximum width of the equation array. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Integer that represents the spacing between the rows in an equation array. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a that represents the rule that defines spacing in an equation array. Read/write.

Represents a fraction, consisting of a numerator and denominator separated by a fraction bar. The fraction bar can be horizontal or diagonal, depending on the fraction properties.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the denominator for an equation that contains a fraction. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the numerator for a fraction. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a constant that represents the layout of a fraction, whether it is stacked, skewed, linear, or without a fraction bar. Read/write.

Represents the application of a function or an argument in an equation that consists of a function name, such as sin or cos, and an argument.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the name of a mathematical function, such as sin or cos. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a mathematical function or structure that Microsoft Office Word supports, such as fractions, integrals, sums, and radicals. The object is a member of the collection.

Removes a function from the collection of functions contained within an equation and returns an object.

Returns an object that represents a base character with a combining accent mark. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns an object that represents the arguments for an equation. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the mathematical overbar for an object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a border drawn around an equation or part of an equation. The object can also be used to draw horizontal, vertical, and diagonal strikethrough lines by using BorderBox arguments. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents an invisible box around an equation or part of an equation to which you can apply properties that affect the mathematical or formatting properties, such as line breaks. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the delimiter function. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents an equation array function. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a fraction. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a type of mathematical function that consists of a function name, such as sin or cos, and an argument. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a horizontal character placed above or below text in an equation, often with the purpose of grouping the text visually. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the lower limit for a function. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents upper limit function. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a mathematical matrix. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the n-ary operation. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the equation. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents an object used for advanced layout of an equation. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the mathematical radical function. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the portion of a document that is contained in the specified object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents a superscript and subscript to the left of the base. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the mathematical subscript function. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents a mathematical subscript-superscript object that consists of a base, a subscript, and a superscript. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the mathematical superscript function. Read-only.

Returns a constant that represents the type of function. Read-only.

Represents a collection of functions or structures that Microsoft Office Word supports, such as fractions, integrals, sums, and radicals.

Inserts a new structure, such as a fraction, into an equation at the specified position and returns an object that represents the structure.

Optional Object The number of columns in the equation. Required The place at which to insrt an equation. Optional Object The number of arguments in the equation. Required The type of equation to insert.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Integer Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a group character object, consisting of a character drawn above or below text, often with the purpose of visually grouping items.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the grouping character is aligned vertically with the surrounding text or whether the base text that is either above or below the grouping character is aligned vertically with the surrounding text. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets a Short that represents the character placed above or below text in a group character object. Read/write.

Short

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the grouping character is placed above the base text of the group character object. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents the lower limit mathematical construct, consisting of text on the baseline and reduced-size text immediately below it.

Converts an equation from the lower limit to the upper limit.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the limit of the lower limit object. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents the upper limit mathematical construct, consisting of text on the baseline and reduced-size text immediately above it.

Converts an equation from the upper limit to the lower limit.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the limit of the upper limit object. Read-only.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents an equation matrix.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the vertical alignment for a matrix. Read/write.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a object that represents a cell in a matrix. Read-only.

Required Integer The matrix row in which the cell is located. Required Integer The matrix column in which the cell is located.

Returns or sets a Integer that represents the spacing between columns in a matrix. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a constant that represents the spacing rule for the space that appears between columns in a matrix. Read/write.

Returns a collection that represents the columns in a matrix. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Integer that represents the spacing for columns in a matrix. Read/write.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether placeholders in a matrix are hidden from display. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the rows in a matrix. Read-only.

Returns or sets an Integer that represents the spacing for rows in a matrix. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a constant that represents the spacing rule for rows in a matrix. Read/write.

Represents a matrix column. The object is a member of the collection.

Deletes the specified matrix column.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the horizontal alignment for arguments in a matrix column. Read/write.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a object that represents the arguments in a matrix column. Read-only.

Returns an Integer that represents the ordinal position of a column within the collection of columns in a matrix. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a collection of matrix columns. Use the object to access individual members of the collection.

Creates an equation column and adds it to a matrix and returns an object.

Optional Object An existing column in the matrix before which to place the new column.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Integer Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a matrix row. The is a member of the collection.

Deletes the specified matrix row.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns an object that represents the arguments in a matrix row. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets an Integer that represents the ordinal position of a matrix row within the collection of matrix rows. Read/write.

Integer

Represents a collection of matrix rows. Use the object to access individual membes of the collection.

Creates an equation row and adds it to a matrix and returns a object.

Optional Object An existing row in the matrix before which to place the new row.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Integer Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Represents the mathematical n-ary object, consisting of an n-ary object, a base (or operand), and optional upper limits and lower limits.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns or sets a Short that represents a character used as the n-ary operator. Read/write.

Short

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether n-ary operators grow to the full height of the arguments that they contain. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the lower limit of an n-ary operator. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the upper limit of an n-ary operator. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns a object that represents the lower limit of an n-ary operator. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents the positioning of n-ary limits in the subscript-superscript or upper limit-lower limit position. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the upper limit of an n-ary operator. Read-only.

Represents a phantom object, which has two primary uses: (1) adding the spacing of the phantom base without displaying that base or (2) suppressing part of the glyph from spacing considerations.

Returns a object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the contents of a phantom object are visible. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents that the contents of the phantom are visible but that the height is not taken into account in the spacing of the layout. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether a phantom object is transparent. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the ascent of the phantom contents is ignored in the spacing of the layout. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the descent of the phantom contents is ignored in the spacing of the layout. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the width of a phantom object is ignored in the spacing of the layout. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents the mathematical radical object, consisting of a radical, a base, and an optional degree.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the degree for a radical. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to hide the degree for a radical. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Represents a recognized function. The object is a member of the collection.

Deletes the specified recognized function from the list of the recognized functions.

Returns a object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an Integer that represents the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a String that represents the name of an equation recognized function. Read-only.

String

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

Represents a collection of recognized functions. Use the object to access individual members of the collection.

Creates a new recognized function and returns an object.

Required String The name of the recognized function.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Required Integer Specifies the ordinal position of the object within the collection.

Returns the parent of the specified object.

Object

A collection of equations. Use the object to access individual members of the collection.

Creates an equation, from the text equation contained within the specified range, and returns a Range object that contains the new equation.

Range Specifies a range that contains a text equation.

Converts all equations in the collection to professional format.

Converts all equations in the collection to linear format. .

Nothing

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the specified item in the collection.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Represents an equation that contains a superscript or subscript to the left of the base.

Converts an equation with a superscript or subscript to the left of the base of the equation to an equation with a base of a superscript or subscript.

OMathFunction

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the subscript for a pre-sub-superscript object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the superscript for a pre-sub-superscript object. Read-only.

Represents an equation with a base that contains a subscript.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the subscript for a subscript object. Read-only.

Represents an equation with a base that contains a superscript or subscript.

Removes the subscript for an equation and returns an object that represents the updated equation without the subscript.

Removes the superscript for an equation and returns an object that represents the updated equation without the superscript.

Converts an equation with a base superscript or subscript to an equation with a superscript or subscript to the left of the base.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to horizontally align subscripts and superscripts in the sub-superscript object. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the subscript for a subscript-superscript object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the superscript for a subscript-superscript object. Read-only.

Represents an equation with a base that contains a superscript.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the base of the specified equation object. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns an object that represents the superscript for a superscript object. Read-only.

Represents application and document options in Microsoft Word. Many of the properties for the object correspond to items in the Options dialog box (Tools menu).

Sets the options for the WordPerfect Help feature.

Optional Object. True to display instructions or demonstrate a Word equivalent when a WordPerfect® for DOS key combination is pressed. WordPerfect Help is displayed in the status bar. Optional Object. True to make the arrow keys and the PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, HOME, END, and ESC keys function as they would in WordPerfect. Optional Object. True to display help text when user input is required during WordPerfect Help demonstrations. Optional Object. True to have the pointer move to each option that WordPerfect Help selects during demonstrations. Optional Object. Specifies whether WordPerfect Help displays help text or demonstrates the WordPerfect command. Can be either 0 (zero), for Help text, or 1, for a demonstration. Optional Object. The speed of WordPerfect Help demonstrations. Can be one of the following values.ValueSpeed0 (zero)Fast1Medium2Slow

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to allow users to open documents in draft view. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to use ClearType to display fonts in menu, ribbon, and dialog box text. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a String that represents the order in which to display sources in the Source Manager dialog box. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets a String that represents the name of the style to use for formatting bibliographies. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to use the contextual speller to check spelling based on the context of a word and the words around it. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets default folders for items such as documents, templates, and graphics.

Required . The default folder to set.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the color for a deleted cell. Read/write.

Sets or returns a Boolean that represents whether to prompt a warning dialog when the Convert command is invoked for documents that are in compatibility mode. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets aBoolean that represents whether to enable legacy IME mode. Read/write.

Boolean

Sets or returns a Boolean that represents whether to show or hide gallery previews that appear when using galleries that support previewing. True shows a preview in your document before applying the command. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a constant that represents which spelling dictionary to use for regions of text with language formatting set to French. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the color for an inserted table cell. Read/write.

True if the INS key can be used for switching Overtype on and off. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a constant that represents the color for merged table cells. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the color of moved text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the type of revision mark to use for moved text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the color of moved text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the type of revision mark to use for moved text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word automatically converts equations to professional format. True indicates that Word automatically converts equations to professional format. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents how equations are represented in plain text. True indicates equations are represented in Linear Format. False indicates equations are represented in MathML. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a constant that represents how text is pasted when text is copied from another Microsoft Office Word document. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents how text is pasted when text is copied from a document that uses styles. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents how text is pasted when text is copied from an external source, such as a Web page. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents how text is pasted when text is copied or cut and then pasted in the same document. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to keep bullets and numbering when selecting Keep text only from the Paste Options context menu. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Word optimizes character positioning for print layout rather than on-screen readability. True disables the default setting that compresses character spacing to facilitate on-screen readability and enables character spacing for print media. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to mark words that are repeated when spelling is checked. True flags repeated words. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the Developer tab is displayed in the Ribbon. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to display mini toolbars when the user right-clicks in the document window. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether mini toolbars display when a user selects text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a WdCellColor that represents the color for split table cells. Read/write.

WdCellColor

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word uses the Normal style for bullets and numbering. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents a single AutoCorrect exception.

A collection of objects that represents the list of words that Microsoft Word won't correct automatically. This list corresponds to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions on the Other Corrections tab in the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box (AutoCorrect command, Tools menu).

Returns a , object that represents a new exception added to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions.

Required String. The word you want Microsoft Word to overlook.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a page in a document. Use the Page object and the related methods and properties for programmatically defining page layout in a document.

Returns a Object that represents a picture representation of how a page of text appears. Read-only.

Object

Represents a page number in a header or footer.

Returns a object that represents page numbers added to a header or footer in a section.

Optional Object. False to make the first-page header and the first-page footer different from the headers and footers on all subsequent pages in the document. If FirstPage is set to False, a page number isn't added to the first page. If this argument is omitted, the setting is controlled by the property. Optional Object. Can be any constant.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of pages in a document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the page setup description. The PageSetup object contains all page setup attributes (left margin, bottom margin, paper size, and so on) as properties.

Sets the specified page setup formatting as the default for the active document and all new documents based on the active template.

Switches between portrait and landscape page orientations for a document or section.

Represents a window pane. The Pane object is a member of the Panes collection. The collection includes all the window panes for a single window.

Activates the specified pane.

Scrolls automatically through the specified pane.

The speed for scrolling.

Closes the specified Mail Merge data source, pane, or task.

Scrolls a window or pane by the specified number of screens.

The number of screens to scroll the window to the right. The number of screens to scroll the window up. The number of screens to scroll the window to the left. The number of screens to scroll the window down.

Creates a new frames page based on the specified pane.

Scrolls through the specified pane or window page by page.

The number of pages to be scrolled up. The number of pages to be scrolled down.

Scrolls a window or pane by the specified number of lines.

The number of lines to scroll the window to the right. The number of lines to scroll the window up. The number of lines to scroll the window to the left. The number of lines to scroll the window down.

Creates a table of contents based on the specified document and puts it in a new frame on the left side of the frames page.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the width (in points) of the area in which text wraps in the specified pane. Read-only Long.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Long.

True if rulers are displayed for the specified pane. Read/write Boolean.

True if a vertical ruler is displayed for the specified pane. Read/write Boolean.

Returns a object associated with the specified pane. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents an entire frames page or a single frame on a frames page. Read-only.

Returns or sets the horizontal scroll position as a percentage of the document width. Read/write Long.

Returns a Long that represents the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.

Returns or sets the minimum font size (in points) displayed for the specified pane. Read/write Long.

Returns a Pane object that represents the next document pane in the collection. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified Pane object.

Returns a Pane object that represents the previous document pane in the collection. Read-only.

Returns the Selection object that represents a selection or the insertion point within a document pane. Read-only.

Returns or sets the vertical scroll position as a percentage of the document length. Read/write Long.

Returns a View object that represents the view for the specified pane.

Returns a collection that represents the magnification options for each view (such as normal view, outline view or print layout view).

A collection of objects that represent the window panes for a single window.

Returns a object that represents a new pane to a window.

Optional Object. A number that represents the percentage of the window, from top to bottom, you want to appear above the split.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single paragraph in a selection, range, or document.

Indents one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Integer. The number of characters by which the specified paragraphs are to be indented.

Indents one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Integer. The number of characters by which the specified paragraphs are to be indented.

Joins a list paragraph with the closest list above or below the specified paragraph.

Sets the list levels for a paragraph in a list.

Specifies the list level.

Returns a object that represents the next paragraph.

Optional Object. The number of paragraphs by which you want to move ahead. The default value is one.

Returns the previous paragraph as a object.

Optional Object. The number of paragraphs by which you want to move back. The default value is 1.

Resets a paragraph that uses custom list levels to the original level settings.

Separates a list into two separate lists. For numbered lists, the new list restarts numbering at the starting number, usually 1.

Sets a hanging indent to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Integer. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Sets the left indent for the specified paragraphs to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Integer. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Returns an Integer that represents the original list level for a paragraph. Read-only.

Specifies the list level.

Returns or sets a Integer that represents whether left and right indents are the same width. Can be True, False, or . Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets the outline level for the specified paragraphs.

Returns or sets a constant that represents how tightly text wraps around shapes or text boxes. Read/write.

Represents all the formatting for a paragraph.

A collection of objects in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a new, blank paragraph added to a document.

Optional Object. The range before which you want the new paragraph to be added. The new paragraph doesn't replace the range.

Decreases the spacing before and after paragraphs in six-point increments.

Indents one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Short. The number of characters by which the specified paragraphs are to be indented.

Indents one or more paragraphs by a specified number of characters.

Required Short. The number of characters by which the specified paragraphs are to be indented.

Sets a hanging indent to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Short. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Sets the left indent for the specified paragraphs to a specified number of tab stops.

Required Short. The number of tab stops to indent (if positive) or the number of tab stops to remove from the indent (if negative).

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Contains properties and methods that apply to pictures and OLE objects.

Changes the brightness of the picture by the specified amount. Use the property to set the absolute brightness of the picture.

Required Single. Specifies how much to change the value of the Brightness property for the picture. A positive value makes the picture brighter; a negative value makes the picture darker.

Changes the contrast of the picture by the specified amount. Use the property to set the absolute contrast for the picture.

Required Single. Specifies how much to change the value of the Contrast property for the picture. A positive value increases the contrast; a negative value decreases the contrast.

Represents the plot area of a chart.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the height, in points, of the object.

Double

Returns or sets the inside height of the plot area, in points. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns or sets the distance from the chart edge to the inside left edge of the plot area, in points. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns or sets the distance from the chart edge to the inside top edge of the plot area, in points. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns or sets the inside width of the plot area, in points. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the left edge of the object to the left edge of the chart area.

Double

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets the position of the plot area on the chart. Read/write .

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the distance, in points, from the top edge of the object to the top of row 1 (on a worksheet) or the top of the chart area (on a chart).

Double

Returns or sets a Double value that represents the width, in points, of the object.

Double

Represents a single point in a series in a chart.

Applies data labels to a point.

Object Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the value for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the bubble size for the data label. The separator for the data label. For the and objects, True if the series has leader lines. True to show the legend key next to the point. The default value is False. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the percentage for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the series name for the data label. The type of data label to apply. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the category name for the data label. True if the object automatically generates appropriate text based on content.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

If the point has a picture fill, then this method copies the picture to the Clipboard.

Object

Deletes the object.

Object

Pastes a picture from the Clipboard as the marker on the selected point.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

True if a picture is applied to the end of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if a picture is applied to the front of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if a picture is applied to the sides of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the data label associated with the point. Read-only.

Returns or sets the explosion value for a pie-chart or doughnut-chart slice. Returns 0 (zero) if there's no explosion (the tip of the slice is in the center of the pie). Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

True if a point has a three-dimensional appearance. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the point has a data label. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

True if Microsoft Word inverts the pattern in the object when it corresponds to a negative number. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Sets the marker background color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker background color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write .

Sets the marker foreground color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker foreground color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write .

Returns or sets the data-marker size, in points. Can be a value from 2 through 72. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker style for a point or series in a line chart, scatter chart, or radar chart. Read/write .

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a value that represents the way pictures are displayed on a column or bar picture chart.

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored).

Double

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write Double.

Double

True if the point is in the secondary section of either a pie of pie chart or a bar of pie chart. Applies only to points on pie of pie charts or bar of pie charts. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

A collection of all the objects in the specified series in a chart.

Returns . Returns .

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns an Integer value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a single object from the collection.

Required Integer. The index number for the object.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

A collection of spelling and grammatical errors for the specified document or range.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a contiguous area in a document.

Begins a spelling check for the specified range.

Optional Object. True if capitalization is ignored. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. True for Microsoft Word to always suggest alternative spellings. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.

Collapses a range to the starting or ending position.

Optional Object. The direction in which to collapse the range or selection. Can be either of the following constants: wdCollapseEnd or wdCollapseStart. The default value is wdCollapseStart.

Returns a statistic based on the contents of the specified range.

Required .

Converts the specified range from Hangul to Hanja or vice versa.

Optional Object. True if Word automatically detects Hangul endings and ignores them. The default value is the current value of the property. This argument is ignored if the ConversionsMode argument is set to wdHanjaToHangul. Optional Object. True if Word displays the most recently used words at the top of the suggestions list. The default value is the current value of the property. Optional Object. True if Microsoft Word automatically converts a word with only one suggestion for conversion. The default value is the current value of the property. Optional Object. The name of a custom Hangul-Hanja conversion dictionary. Use this argument in order to use a custom dictionary with Hangul-Hanja conversions not contained in the main dictionary. Optional Object. Sets the direction for the conversion between Hangul and Hanja. Can be either of the following constants: wdHangulToHanja or wdHanjaToHangul. The default value is the current value of the property.

Converts text within a range or selection to a table.

Optional Object. True to apply the shading properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the first-column properties of the specified format. Optional Object. Specifies one of the predefined formats listed in the Table AutoFormat dialog box (Table menu). Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The number of rows in the table. If this argument is omitted, Word sets the number of rows, based on the contents of the range. Optional Object. True to apply the color properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the last-column properties of the specified format. Optional Object. Sets the AutoFit rules for how Word sizes a table. Can be one of the constants. If DefaultTableBehavior is wdWord8TableBehavior, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. True to apply the last-row properties of the specified format. Optional Object. The number of columns in the table. If this argument is omitted, Word sets the number of columns, based on the contents of the range. Optional Object. Specifies the character used to separate text into cells. Can be a character or a constant. If this argument is omitted, the value of the DefaultTableSeparator property is used. Optional Object. True to decrease the width of the table columns as much as possible without changing the way text wraps in the cells. Optional Object. The initial width of each column, in points. If this argument is omitted, Word calculates and adjusts the column width so that the table stretches from margin to margin. Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word automatically resizes cells in a table to fit the contents (AutoFit). Can be a constant. Optional Object. True to apply the border properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the heading-row properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the font properties of the specified format.

Deletes the specified number of characters or words.

Optional Object. The unit by which the collapsed range or selection is to be deleted. Can be one of the following constants: wdCharacter (default) or wdWord. Optional Object. The number of units to be deleted. To delete units after the range or selection, collapse the range or selection and use a positive number. To delete units before the range or selection, collapse the range or selection and use a negative number.

Moves or extends the ending character position of a range or selection to the end of the nearest specified text unit.

Optional Object. The unit by which to move the ending character position. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. Can be one of the constants.

Expands the specified range.

Optional Object. The unit by which to expand the range. Can be one of the constants.

Saves a portion of a document as PDF or XPS format.

Optional Boolean Specifies whether to limit PDF usage to the PDF subset standardized as ISO 19005-1. If True, the resulting files are more reliably self-contained but may be larger or show more visual artifacts due to the restrictions of the format. Default value is False. Optional Boolean Specifies whether to include extra data to help screen readers, for example information about the flow and logical organization of the content. Default value is True. Optional Specifies whether to export bookmarks and the type of bookmarks to export. Optional Boolean Specifies whether to include document properties in the newly exported file. Required Specifies either PDF or XPS format. Optional Specifies whether the export process includes text only or includes text with markup. Optional Specifies whether to optimize for screen or print. Required String The path and file name of the new PDF or XPS file. Optional Boolean Specifies whether to copy IRM permissions to an XPS document if the source document has IRM protections. Default value is True. Optional Boolean Specifies whether to export the current page. True exports the entire page. False exports only the current selection. Optional Boolean Opens the new file after exporting the contents. Optional Boolean Specifies whether to include a bitmap of the text. Set this parameter to True when font licenses do not permit a font to be embedded in the PDF file. If False, the font is referenced, and the viewer's computer substitutes an appropriate font if the authored one is not available. Default value is True. Optional Object Specifies a pointer to an add-in that allows calls to an alternate implementation of code. The alternate implementation of code interprets the EMF and EMF+ page descriptions that are generated by the applications to make their own PDF or XPS. For more information, see "Extending the Office (2007) Fixed-Format Export Featurebd5ab634-71c4-4d29-a264-05969eded844" on MSDN.

Exports the selected range into a document for use as a document fragment.

Required Specifies the file format of the document fragment file. You can save a document fragment in any format that Microsoft Office Word supports. Required String Specifies the path and file name of the file in which to save the document fragment.

Returns a collection that represents the words suggested as spelling replacements for the first word in the specified range.

Optional Object. True to ignore words in all uppercase letters. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the property is used. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Specifies the way Word makes spelling suggestions. Can be one of the constants. The default value is WdSpellword. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a object or the file name of the custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the main dictionary. If you don't specify a main dictionary, Microsoft Word uses the main dictionary that corresponds to the language formatting of the first word in the range. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries. Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.

Returns a object that represents the start position of the specified item, such as a page, bookmark, or field.

Optional Object. The kind of item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The item to which the range or selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The number of the item in the document. The default value is 1.Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range or selection, use wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value. Optional Object. If the What argument is wdGoToBookmark, wdGoToComment, wdGoToField, or wdGoToObject, this argument specifies a name.

Returns a object that represents an area of a document that can be modified by the specified user or group of users.

Optional Object. Can be a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a constant that represents a group of users. If omitted, selects all ranges for which all users have permissions to edit.

Returns a object that refers to the start position of the next item or location specified by the What argument.

Required .

Returns a object that refers to the start position of the previous item or location specified by the What argument.

Required . The item that the specified range or selection is to be moved to.

Imports a document fragment into the document at the specified range.

Nothing Optional Boolean Specifies whether to match the destination formatting. If False, the imported document fragment retains the formatting in the original document. Default value is False. Required String Specifies the path and file name where the document fragment is stored.

Determines if the range to which the method is applied is contained in the specified range.

Required Range object. The range to which you want to compare expression.

Inserts the specified text at the end of a range or selection.

Required String. The text to be inserted.

Inserts an absolute tab that is always positioned in the same spot, relative to either the margins or indents.

Required Integer Indicates the type of alignment—left, center, or right—for the tab stop. Can be one of the constants. Required Integer Indicates whether the tab stop is relative to the margins or to the paragraph indents. Can be one of the constants.

Inserts the specified text before the specified range.

Required String. The text to be inserted.

Inserts a page, column, or section break.

Optional Object. The type of break to be inserted. Can be one of the constants.

Inserts a caption immediately preceding or following the specified range.

Required Object. The caption label to be inserted. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True does not include the text label, as defined in the Label parameter. False includes the specified label. Optional Object. The string to be inserted immediately following the label in the caption (ignored if TitleAutoText is specified). Optional Object. Specifies whether the caption will be inserted above or below the object. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The AutoText entry whose contents you want to insert immediately following the label in the caption (overrides any text specified by Title).

Inserts a cross-reference to a heading, bookmark, footnote, or endnote, or to an item for which a caption label is defined (for example, an equation, figure, or table).

Optional Object. True to use a separator to separate the numbers from the associated text. (Use only if the ReferenceType parameter is set to wdRefTypeNumberedItem and the ReferenceKind parameter is set to wdNumberFullContext.) Optional Object. Specifies the string to use as a separator if the SeparateNumbers parameter is set to True. Required Object. The type of item for which a cross-reference is to be inserted. Can be any or constant or a user defined caption label. Required Object. If ReferenceType is wdRefTypeBookmark, this argument specifies a bookmark name. For all other ReferenceType values, this argument specifies the item number or name in the Reference type box in the Cross-reference dialog box. Use the method to return a list of item names that can be used with this argument. Optional Object. True to insert "above" or "below," depending on the location of the reference item in relation to the cross-reference. Required . The information to be included in the cross-reference. Optional Object. True to insert the cross-reference as a hyperlink to the referenced item.

Retrieves data from a data source (for example, a separate Microsoft Word document, a Microsoft Excel worksheet, or a Microsoft Access database) and inserts the data as a table in place of the specified range.

Optional String. An optional query string that retrieves a subset of the data in a primary data source to be inserted into the document. Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the template. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. A range within which to perform the query specified by SQLStatement. How you specify the range depends on how data is retrieved. For example:When retrieving data through Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), you specify a connection string. When retrieving data from Microsoft Excel by using dynamic data exchange (DDE), you specify a named range or "Entire Spreadsheet."Security Dynamic data exchange (DDE) is an older technology that is not secure. If possible, use a more secure alternative to DDE.When retrieving data from Microsoft Access, you specify the word "Table" or "Query" followed by the name of a table or query. Optional Object. A format listed in the Formats box in the Table AutoFormat dialog box (Table menu). Can be any of the constants. A border is applied to the cells in the table by default. Optional Object. The path and file name of the data source. Optional Object. The attributes of the AutoFormat specified by Format that are applied to the table. Use the sum of any combination of the following values:ValueMeaning0 (zero)None1Borders2Shading4Font8Color16Auto Fit32Heading Rows64Last Row128First Column256Last Column Optional Object. If the data source is a Word document, this argument is the password (if any) required to open the attached template. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the document. (See Remarks below.) Optional String. If the query string is longer than 255 characters, SQLStatement denotes the first portion of the string and SQLStatement1 denotes the second portion. Optional Object. The number of the last data record in the range of records to be inserted. Optional Object. The password (if any) required to open the data source. (See Remarks below.) Optional Object. True to establish a link between the new table and the data source. Optional Object. True to include field names from the data source in the first row of the new table. Optional Object. The number of the first data record in the range of records to be inserted.

Inserts the current date or time, or both, either as text or as a TIME field.

Optional Object. True to insert the specified information as double-byte digits. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The format to be used for displaying the date or time, or both. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word uses the short-date style from the Windows Control Panel (Regional Settings icon). Optional Object. True to insert the specified information as a TIME field. The default value is True. Optional Object. Sets the language in which to display the date or time. Can be either of the constants: wdDateLanguageBidi or wdDateLanguageLatin. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. Sets the calendar type to use when displaying the date or time. Can be either of the constants: wdCalendarTypeBidi or wdCalendarTypeGregorian. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed.

Inserts all or part of the specified file.

Optional Object. True to insert the file by using an INCLUDETEXT field. Optional Object. True to have Word prompt you to confirm conversion when inserting files in formats other than the Word Document format. Optional Object. If the specified file is a Word document, this parameter refers to a bookmark. If the file is another type (for example, a Microsoft Excel worksheet), this parameter refers to a named range or a cell range (for example, R1C1:R3C4). Optional Object. True to insert the file as an attachment to an e-mail message. Required String. The path and file name of the file to be inserted. If you don't specify a path, Microsoft Word assumes the file is in the current folder.

Inserts a symbol in place of the specified range.

Optional Object. The name of the font that contains the symbol. Required Integer. The character number for the specified symbol. This value will always be the sum of 31 and the number that corresponds to the position of the symbol in the table of symbols (counting from left to right). For example, to specify a delta character at position 37 in the table of symbols in the Symbol font, set CharacterNumber to 68. Optional Object. Sets the font bias for symbols. This argument is useful for setting the correct font bias for East Asian characters. Can be one of the constants: wdFontBiasDefault, wdFontBiasDontCare, or wdFontBiasFareast. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to insert the Unicode character specified by CharacterNumber; False to insert the ANSI character specified by CharacterNumber. The default value is False.

Inserts the specified XML text into the specified range or selection.

Required String. The XML text to insert. Optional Object. The transform to apply to the inserted XML text.

Determines if the selection or range to which this method is applied is in the same story as the range specified by the Range argument.

Required object. The Range object whose story is compared with the story that contains expression.

Determines if the range to which this method is applied is equal to the range specified by the Range argument.

Required object. The Range object that's compared with expression.

Adds, modifies, or removes an enclosure around the specified character or characters.

Required Object. The style of the enclosure. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The symbol in which to enclose the specified range. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The characters that you want to enclose. If you include this argument, Microsoft Word replaces the specified range with the enclosed characters. If you don't specify text to enclose, Microsoft Word encloses all text in the specified range.

Collapses the specified range or selection to its start or end position and then moves the collapsed object by the specified number of units.

Optional Object. The unit by which the collapsed range or selection is to be moved. Can be one of the following constants: wdCharacter, wdWord, wdSentence, wdParagraph, wdSection, wdStory, wdCell, wdColumn, wdRow, or wdTable. If expression returns a object, you can also use wdLine. The default value is wdCharacter. Optional Object. The number of units by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. If Count is a positive number, the object is collapsed to its end position and moved backward in the document by the specified number of units. If Count is a negative number, the object is collapsed to its start position and moved forward by the specified number of units. The default value is 1. You can also control the collapse direction by using the method before using the Move method. If the range or selection is in the middle of a unit or isn't collapsed, moving it to the beginning or end of the unit counts as moving it one full unit.

Moves the ending character position of a range.

Optional . The unit by which to move the ending character position. Optional Object. The number of units to move. If this number is positive, the ending character position is moved forward in the document. If this number is negative, the end is moved backward. If the ending position overtakes the starting position, the range collapses and both character positions move together. The default value is 1.

Moves the end position of the specified range or selection until any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the ending character position of a range while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the start position of the specified range.

Optional . The unit by which start position of the specified range or selection is to be moved. Optional Object. The maximum number of units by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. If Count is a positive number, the start position of the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the start position is moved backward. If the start position is moved forward to a position beyond the end position, the range or selection is collapsed and both the start and end positions are moved together. The default value is 1.

Moves the start position of the specified range or selection until one of the specified characters is found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the start position of the specified range while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the specified range until one of the specified characters is found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document, beginning at the end position. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward, beginning at the start position. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. If any character in Cset is found before the Count value expires, the specified range or selection is positioned as an insertion point immediately before that character. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the specified range while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the specified range or selection is moved forward in the document, beginning at the end position. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward, beginning at the start position. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Returns a object that represents the specified unit relative to the specified range.

Optional Object. The type of units by which to count. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The number of units by which you want to move ahead. The default value is one.

Pastes the selected table cells and formats them as specified.

Required . The type of formatting to use when pasting the selected table cells.

Pastes and formats a Microsoft Excel table.

Required Boolean. True formats the table using the formatting in the Word document. False formats the table according to the original Excel file. Required Boolean. True pastes the Excel table using Rich Text Format (RTF). False pastes the Excel table as HTML. Required Boolean. True links the pasted table to the original Excel file so that changes made to the Excel file are reflected in Microsoft Word.

Inserts the contents of the Clipboard.

Optional Object. If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is the text that appears below the icon. Optional Object. A format for the Clipboard contents when they're inserted into the document. . Optional Object. Can be either of the following constants: wdFloatOverText or wdInLine. The default value is wdInLine. Optional Object. Optional Object. True to display the link as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object.If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is the path and file name for the file in which the icon to be displayed is stored. Optional Object. True to create a link to the source file of the Clipboard contents. The default value is False. Optional Object. If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is a number that corresponds to the icon you want to use in the program file specified by IconFilename. Icons appear in the Change Icon dialog box (Insert menu, Object command, Create New tab): 0 (zero) corresponds to the first icon, 1 corresponds to the second icon, and so on. If this argument is omitted, the first (default) icon is used.

Adds phonetic guides to the specified range.

Optional String. The name of the font to use for the phonetic text. If no value is specified, Word uses the same font as the text in the specified range. Optional Integer. The font size to use for the phonetic text. If no value is specified, Word uses a font size 50 percent smaller than the text in the specified range. Optional Integer. The distance (in points) from the top of the text in the specified range to the top of the phonetic text. If no value is specified, Microsoft Word automatically sets the phonetic text at an optimum distance above the specified range. Required String. The phonetic text to add. Optional . The alignment of the added phonetic text.

Returns a object relative to the specified selection or range.

Optional Object. Optional Object. The number of units by which you want to move back. The default value is 1.

In outline view, moves the paragraphs within the specified range after the next visible paragraph or before the previous visible paragraph.

Required . The direction of the move.

Sets the list level for one or more items in a numbered list.

Required Short A number that indicates the new list level.

Sets the starting and ending character positions for the range.

Required Integer. The ending character position of the range or selection. Required Integer. The starting character position of the range or selection.

Sorts the paragraphs in the specified range.

Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to exclude the first row or paragraph header from the sort operation. The default value is False. Optional Object. LanguageIDOptionalObject. Specifies the sorting language. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore the Hebrew character he when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to ignore kashidas when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore the Arabic character alef lam when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The type of field separator. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants Optional Object. True to ignore bidirectional control characters when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to sort only the column specified by the object. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3 Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3 Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. True to sort based on right-to-left language rules. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to sort with case sensitivity. The default value is False.

Moves or extends the start position of the specified range or selection to the beginning of the nearest specified text unit.

Optional . The unit by which the start position of the specified range or selection is to be moved. Optional .

Converts the specified range from Traditional Chinese to Simplified Chinese or vice versa.

Optional . Optional Boolean. True if Microsoft Word converts common expressions intact rather than converting on a character-by-character basis. Optional Boolean. True if Word uses Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR, and Macao SAR character variants. Can only be used if translating from Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese.

Determines if the font or range is formatted as bold.

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Returns a Object that represents the style used to format one or more characters. Read-only.

Object

Returns a collection that represents the content controls contained within a range. Read-only.

Returns information about the specified selection or range.

Required . The information type.

Returns an Object that represents the style used to format a bulleted list or numbered list. Read-only.

Object

Returns an collection that represents the objects within the specified range. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the style used to format a paragraph. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the parent content control for the specified range. Read-only.

Returns a Object that represents the style used to format a table. Read-only.

Object

Returns a String that represents the XML contained within the range in the Microsoft Office Word Open XML format. Read-only.

String

Returns a String that represents the XML text in the specified object.

Optional Boolean. True returns the text of the XML without the Word XML markup. The default setting is False.

Represents one of the readability statistics for a document or range.

A collection of objects for a document or range.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a recently used file.

A collection of objects that represents the files that have been used recently. The items in the RecentFiles collection are displayed at the bottom of the File menu.

Returns a object that represents a file added to the list of recently used files.

Optional Object. True to make the document read-only. Required Object. The document you want to add to the list of recently used files. You can specify this argument by using either the string name for the document or a object.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a portion of text or a graphic in a page. Use the Rectangle object and related methods and properties for programmatically defining page layout in a document.

A collection of objects in a page that represent portions of text and graphics. Use the Rectangles collection and related objects and properties for programmatically defining page layout in a document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the reflection formatting for a shape or range of shapes.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the type and direction of the lighting for a shape reflection. Read/write.

Represents the replace criteria for a find-and-replace operation.

Provides access to the research service feature of Microsoft Office Word.

Indicates whether the GUID specified in the ServiceID parameter corresponds to a currently configured service.

Boolean Specifies a GUID that identifies the research service.

Specifies a research query.

Object True launches the query. False displays the Research task pane scoped to search the specified research service. Specifies the query language of the query string. True to use the current selection as the query string. This overrides the QueryString parameter if set. Default value is False. Specifies the query string. Specifies a GUID that identifies the research service.

Sets the languages for the translation service.

Object Specifies the language to translate from. Specifies the langauge to translate to.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Represents a single reviewer of a document in which changes have been tracked.

A collection of objects that represents the reviewers of one or more documents. The Reviewers collection contains the names of all reviewers who have reviewed documents opened or edited on a machine.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a change marked with a revision mark.

Returns a collection that represents the table cells that have been marked with revision marks. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents a range of text that was moved from one place to another in a document with tracked changes. Read-only.

A collection of objects that represent the changes marked with revision marks in a range or document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the routing slip associated with a document. You use a routing slip to send a document through an electronic mail system.

Adds a recipient name to the specified routing slip.

Required String. The recipient name.

Returns a recipient name from the specified routing slip.

Optional Object. A number that specifies the recipient (in the list of recipients).

Represents a row in a table.

Converts a table to text and returns a object that represents the delimited text.

Optional Object. True if nested tables are converted to text. This argument is ignored if Separator is not wdSeparateByParagraphs. The default value is True. Optional Object. The character that delimits the converted columns (paragraph marks delimit the converted rows). Can be any following constants:wdSeparateByCommaswdSeparateByDefaultListSeparatorwdSeparateByParagraphswdSeparateByTabs Default

Sets the height of table rows.

Required Single. The height of the row or rows, in points. Required . The rule for determining the height of the specified rows.WdRowHeightRule can be one of the following constants:wdRowHeightAtLeastwdRowHeightExactlywdRowHeightAuto

Sets the indentation for a row or rows in a table.

Required Single. The distance (in points) between the current left edge of the specified row or rows and the desired left edge. Required . Controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts the table when the left indent is changed.WdRulerStyle can be one of the following constants: wdAdjustNone – Adjusts the left edge of row or rows, preserving the width of all columns by shifting them to the left or right. This is the default value. wdAdjustSameWidth – Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by setting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows to the same value. wdAdjustFirstColumn – Adjusts the left edge of the first column only, preserving the positions of the other columns and the right edge of the table. wdAdjustProportional – Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by proportionally adjusting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows.

A collection of objects that represent the table rows in the specified selection, range, or table.

Returns a object that represents a row added to a table.

Optional Object. A Row object that represents the row that will appear immediately below the new row.

Converts a table to text and returns a object that represents the delimited text.

Optional Object. True if nested tables are converted to text. This argument is ignored if Separator is not wdSeparateByParagraphs. The default value is True. Optional Object. The character that delimits the converted columns (paragraph marks delimit the converted rows). Can be any following constants:wdSeparateByCommaswdSeparateByDefaultListSeparatorwdSeparateByParagraphswdSeparateByTabs (Default)

Adjusts the height of the specified rows so that they're equal.

Sets the height of table rows.

Required Single. The height of the row or rows, in points. Required . The rule for determining the height of the specified rows. Can be one of the following WdRowHeightRule constants: wdRowHeightAtLeastwdRowHeightExactlywdRowHeightAuto

Sets the indentation for a row or rows in a table.

Required Single. The distance (in points) between the current left edge of the specified row or rows and the desired left edge. Required . Controls the way Microsoft Word adjusts the table when the left indent is changed. Can be one of the following WdRulerStyle constants: wdAdjustNone – Adjusts the left edge of row or rows, preserving the width of all columns by shifting them to the left or right. This is the default value.wdAdjustSameWidth – Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by setting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows to the same value.wdAdjustFirstColumn – Adjusts the left edge of the first column only, preserving the positions of the other columns and the right edge of the table.wdAdjustProportional – Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by proportionally adjusting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single section in a selection, range, or document.

A collection of objects in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a new section added to a document.

Optional Object. The range before which you want to insert the section break. If this argument is omitted, the section break is inserted at the end of the document. Optional Object. The type of section break you want to add. Can be one of the following constants: wdSectionContinuous, wdSectionEvenPage, wdSectionNewColumn, wdSectionNewPage, or wdSectionOddPage. If this argument is omitted, a Next Page section break is added.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the current selection in a window or pane.

Removes all character formatting (formatting applied either through character styles or manually applied formatting) from the selected text.

Removes character formatting (formatting that has been applied manually using the buttons on the Ribbon or through the dialog boxes) from the selected text.

Removes character formatting that has been applied through character styles from the selected text.

Removes all paragraph formatting (formatting applied either through paragraph styles or manually applied formatting) from the selected text.

Removes paragraph formatting that has been applied manually (using the buttons on the Ribbon or through the dialog boxes) from the selected text.

Removes paragraph formatting that has been applied through paragraph styles from the selected text.

Collapses a selection to the starting or ending position.

Optional Object. The direction in which to collapse the selection.Can be either of the following constants: wdCollapseEnd or wdCollapseStart. The default value is wdCollapseStart.

Converts text within a selection to a table.

Optional Object. True to apply the shading properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the first-column properties of the specified format. Optional Object. Specifies one of the predefined formats listed in the Table AutoFormat dialog box (Table menu). Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The number of rows in the table. If this argument is omitted, Word sets the number of rows, based on the contents of the selection. Optional Object. True to apply the color properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the last-column properties of the specified format. Optional Object. Sets the AutoFit rules for how Word sizes a table. Can be one of the constants. If DefaultTableBehavior is wdWord8TableBehavior, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. True to apply the last-row properties of the specified format. Optional Object. The number of columns in the table. If this argument is omitted, Word sets the number of columns, based on the contents of the selection. Optional Object. Specifies the character used to separate text into cells. Can be a character or one of the constants. If this argument is omitted, the value of the DefaultTableSeparator property is used. Optional Object. True to decrease the width of the table columns as much as possible without changing the way text wraps in the cells. Optional Object. The initial width of each column, in points. If this argument is omitted, Word calculates and adjusts the column width so that the table stretches from margin to margin. Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Microsoft Word automatically resizes cells in a table to fit the contents (AutoFit). Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to apply the border properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the heading-row properties of the specified format. Optional Object. True to apply the font properties of the specified format.

Adds a new object to the collection, based on the current selection.

Required String. The category in which the new AutoText entry will be listed on the AutoText menu. Required String. The text the user must type to call the new AutoText entry.

Deletes the specified number of characters or words.

Optional Object. The unit by which the collapsed range or selection is to be deleted. Can be one of the following constants: wdCharacter (default) or wdWord. Optional Object. The number of units to be deleted. To delete units after the selection, collapse the selection and use a positive number. To delete units before the selection, collapse the selection and use a negative number.

Moves or extends the selection to the end of the specified unit.

Optional Object. The unit by which the selection is to be moved or extended. . Optional Object. The unit by which the selection is to be moved or extended. .

Moves or extends the ending character position of a selection to the end of the nearest specified text unit.

Optional Object. The unit by which to move the ending character position. . Optional Object. .

Expands the specified selection.

Optional Object. The unit by which to expand the selection. .

Saves the current selection as PDF or XPS format. .

Specifies whether to limit PDF usage to the PDF subset standardized as ISO 19005-1. If True, the resulting files are more reliably self-contained but may be larger or show more visual artifacts due to the restrictions of the format. Default value is False. Specifies whether to include extra data to help screen readers, for example information about the flow and logical organization of the content. Default value is True. Specifies whether to export bookmarks and the type of bookmarks to export. Specifies whether to include document properties in the newly exported file. Specifies either PDF or XPS format. Specifies whether the export process includes text only or includes text with markup. Specifies whether to optimize for screen or print. The path and file name of the new PDF or XPS file. Specifies whether to copy IRM permissions to an XPS document if the source document has IRM protections. Default value is True. Specifies whether to export the current page. True exports the entire page. False exports only the current selection. Opens the new file after exporting the contents. Specifies whether to include a bitmap of the text. Set this parameter to True when font licenses do not permit a font to be embedded in the PDF file. If False, the font is referenced, and the viewer's computer substitutes an appropriate font if the authored one is not available. Default value is True. Specifies a pointer to an add-in that allows calls to an alternate implementation of code. The alternate implementation of code interprets the EMF and EMF+ page descriptions that are generated by the applications to make their own PDF or XPS. For more information, see "Extending the Office (2007) Fixed-Format Export Featurebd5ab634-71c4-4d29-a264-05969eded844" on MSDN.

Turns extend mode on, or extends the selection to the next larger unit of text if Extend mode is already on.

Optional Object. The character through which the selection is extended. This argument is case-sensitive and must evaluate to a String or an error occurs. Also, if the value of this argument is longer than a single character, Microsoft Word ignores the command entirely.

Moves the insertion point to the character position immediately preceding the specified item.

Optional Object. The kind of item to which the selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The item to which the selection is moved. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The number of the item in the document. The default value is 1.Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range or selection, use wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value. Optional Object. If the What argument is wdGoToBookmark, wdGoToComment, wdGoToField, or wdGoToObject, this argument specifies a name.

Returns a object that represents an area of a document that can be modified by the specified user or group of users.

Optional Object. Can be a String that represents the user's e-mail alias (if in the same domain), an e-mail address, or a constant that represents a group of users. If omitted, selects all ranges for which all users have permissions to edit.

Returns a object that refers to the start position of the next item or location specified by the What argument.

Required .

Returns a object that refers to the start position of the previous item or a specified location.

The item that the specified range or selection is to be moved to. .

Moves or extends the selection to the beginning of the specified unit.

Optional Object. The unit by which the selection is to be moved or extended. . Optional Object. Specifies the way the selection is moved. .

Determines if the selection to which the method is applied is contained in a specified range.

Required object. The range to which you want to compare the selection.

Inserts the specified text at the end of a selection.

Required String. The text to be inserted.

Inserts the specified text before the specified selection.

Required String. The text to be inserted.

Inserts a page, column, or section break.

Optional Object. The type of break to be inserted.

Inserts a caption immediately preceding or following the specified selection.

Required Object. The caption label to be inserted. . Optional Object. True does not include the text label, as defined in the Label parameter; False includes the specified label. Optional Object. The string to be inserted immediately following the label in the caption (ignored if TitleAutoText is specified). Optional Object. Specifies whether the caption will be inserted above or below the object. . Optional Object. The AutoText entry whose contents you want to insert immediately following the label in the caption (overrides any text specified by Title).

Adds cells to an existing table.

Optional .

Inserts a cross-reference to a heading, bookmark, footnote, or endnote, or to an item for which a caption label is defined (for example, an equation, figure, or table).

Optional Object. True to use a separator to separate the numbers from the associated text. (Use only if the ReferenceType parameter is set to wdRefTypeNumberedItem and the ReferenceKind parameter is set to wdNumberFullContext.) Optional Object. Specifies the string to use as a separator if the SeparateNumbers parameter is set to True. Required Object. The type of item for which a cross-reference is to be inserted. Can be any or constant or a user defined caption label. Required Object. If ReferenceType is wdRefTypeBookmark, this argument specifies a bookmark name. For all other ReferenceType values, this argument specifies the item number or name in the Reference type box in the Cross-reference dialog box. Use the method to return a list of item names that can be used with this argument. Optional Object. True to insert "above" or "below," depending on the location of the reference item in relation to the cross-reference. Required . The information to be included in the cross-reference. Optional Object. True to insert the cross-reference as a hyperlink to the referenced item.

Inserts the current date or time, or both, either as text or as a TIME field.

Optional Object. True to insert the specified information as double-byte digits. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The format to be used for displaying the date or time, or both. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word uses the short-date style from the Windows Control Panel (Regional Settings icon). Optional Object. True to insert the specified information as a TIME field. The default value is True. Optional Object. Sets the language in which to display the date or time.Can be either of the following constants: wdDateLanguageBidi or wdDateLanguageLatin. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. Sets the calendar type to use when displaying the date or time.Can be either of the following constants: wdCalendarTypeBidi or wdCalendarTypeGregorian. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed.

Inserts all or part of the specified file.

Optional Object. True to insert the file by using an INCLUDETEXT field. Optional Object. True to have Word prompt you to confirm conversion when inserting files in formats other than the Word Document format. Optional Object. If the specified file is a Word document, this parameter refers to a bookmark. If the file is another type (for example, a Microsoft Excel worksheet), this parameter refers to a named range or a cell range (for example, R1C1:R3C4). Optional Object. True to insert the file as an attachment to an e-mail message. Required String. The path and file name of the file to be inserted. If you don't specify a path, Microsoft Word assumes the file is in the current folder.

Inserts an = (Formula) field that contains a formula at the selection.

Optional Object. The mathematical formula you want the = (Formula) field to evaluate. Spreadsheet-type references to table cells are valid. For example, "=SUM(A4:C4)" specifies the first three values in the fourth row. Optional Object. A format for the result of the = (Formula) field.

Inserts a new page at the position of the Insertion Point.

Inserts the specified number of new rows above the row that contains the selection.

Optional Object. The number of rows to be added.

Inserts rows above the current selection.

Optional Object. The number of rows to be added.

Inserts rows below the current selection.

Optional Object. The number of rows to be added.

Inserts a symbol in place of the specified selection.

Optional Object. The name of the font that contains the symbol. Required Integer. The character number for the specified symbol. This value will always be the sum of 31 and the number that corresponds to the position of the symbol in the table of symbols (counting from left to right). For example, to specify a delta character at position 37 in the table of symbols in the Symbol font, set CharacterNumber to 68. Optional Object. Sets the font bias for symbols. This argument is useful for setting the correct font bias for East Asian characters. Can be one of the following constants: wdFontBiasDefault, wdFontBiasDontCare, or wdFontBiasFareast. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to insert the Unicode character specified by CharacterNumber; False to insert the ANSI character specified by CharacterNumber. The default value is False.

Inserts the specified XML text into the specified selection.

Required String. The XML text to insert. Optional Object. The transform to apply to the inserted XML text.

Determines if the selection to which this method is applied is in the same story as the specified range.

Required object. The Range object whose story is compared with the story that contains the specified selection.

Determines if the selection to which this method is applied is equal to the range specified by the Range argument.

Required object. The Range object that's compared with the specified selection.

Collapses the specified selection to its start or end position and then moves the collapsed object by the specified number of units.

Optional Object. The unit by which the collapsed selection is to be moved. Can be one of the following constants: wdCharacter, wdWord, wdLine, wdSentence, wdParagraph, wdSection, wdStory, wdCell, wdColumn, wdRow, or wdTable. The default value is wdCharacter. Optional Object. The number of units by which the specified selection is to be moved. If Count is a positive number, the object is collapsed to its end position and moved backward in the document by the specified number of units. If Count is a negative number, the object is collapsed to its start position and moved forward by the specified number of units. The default value is 1. You can also control the collapse direction by using the method before using the Move method. If the range or selection is in the middle of a unit or isn't collapsed, moving it to the beginning or end of the unit counts as moving it one full unit.

Moves the selection down and returns the number of units it's been moved.

Optional . The unit by which the selection is to be moved. Optional Object. The number of units the selection is to be moved. The default value is 1. Optional Object. Can be either wdMove or wdExtend. If wdMove is used, the selection is collapsed to the end point and moved down. If wdExtend is used, the selection is extended down. The default value is wdMove.

Moves the ending character position of a selection.

Optional . The unit by which to move the ending character position. Optional Object. The number of units to move. If this number is positive, the ending character position is moved forward in the document. If this number is negative, the end is moved backward. If the ending position overtakes the starting position, the range collapses and both character positions move together. The default value is 1.

Moves the end position of the specified selection until any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the range or selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the range or selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the ending character position of a selection while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the range or selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case-sensitive.

Moves the selection to the left and returns the number of units it's been moved.

Optional . The unit by which the selection is to be moved. Optional Object. The number of units the selection is to be moved. The default value is 1. Optional Object. Can be either wdMove or wdExtend. If wdMove is used, the selection is collapsed to the end point and moved to the left. If wdExtend is used, the selection is extended to the left. The default value is wdMove.

Moves the selection to the right and returns the number of units it's been moved.

Optional . The unit by which the selection is to be moved. Optional Object. The number of units the selection is to be moved. The default value is 1. Optional Object. Can be either wdMove or wdExtend. If wdMove is used, the selection is collapsed to the end point and moved to the right. If wdExtend is used, the selection is extended to the right. The default value is wdMove.

Moves the start position of the specified selection.

Optional . The unit by which start position of the specified selection is to be moved. Optional Object. The maximum number of units by which the specified selection is to be moved. If Count is a positive number, the start position of the selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the start position is moved backward. If the start position is moved forward to a position beyond the end position, the selection is collapsed and both the start and end positions are moved together. The default value is 1.

Moves the start position of the specified selection until one of the specified characters is found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case sensitive.

Moves the start position of the specified selection while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the selection is moved forward in the document. If it's a negative number, the selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case-sensitive.

Moves the specified selection until one of the specified characters is found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the selection is moved forward in the document, beginning at the end position. If it's a negative number, the selection is moved backward, beginning at the start position. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. If any character in Cset is found before the Count value expires, the specified selection is positioned as an insertion point immediately before that character. This argument is case-sensitive.

Moves the selection up and returns the number of units it's been moved.

Optional Object. The unit by which to move the selection. Can be one of the following constants: wdLine, wdParagraph, wdWindow or wdScreen. The default value is wdLine. Optional Object. The number of units the selection is to be moved. The default value is 1. Optional Object. Can be either wdMove or wdExtend. If wdMove is used, the selection is collapsed to the end point and moved up. If wdExtend is used, the selection is extended up. The default value is wdMove.

Moves the specified selection while any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Optional Object. The maximum number of characters by which the specified selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either the wdForward or wdBackward constant. If Count is a positive number, the specified selection is moved forward in the document, beginning at the end position. If it's a negative number, the selection is moved backward, beginning at the start position. The default value is wdForward. Required Object. One or more characters. This argument is case-sensitive.

Returns a object that represents the specified unit relative to the specified selection.

Optional Object. The type of units by which to count. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The number of units by which you want to move ahead. The default value is one.

Locates and returns the next tracked change as a object.

Optional Object. True to continue searching for a revision at the beginning of the document when the end of the document is reached. The default value is False.

Pastes the selected table cells and formats them as specified.

Required . The type of formatting to use when pasting the selected table cells.

Pastes and formats a Microsoft Excel table.

Required Boolean. True formats the table using the formatting in the Word document; False formats the table according to the original Excel file. Required Boolean. True pastes the Excel table using Rich Text Format (RTF); False pastes the Excel table as HTML. Required Boolean. True links the pasted table to the original Excel file so that changes made to the Excel file are reflected in Microsoft Word.

Inserts the contents of the Clipboard.

Optional Object. If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is the text that appears below the icon. Optional Object. A format for the Clipboard contents when they're inserted into the document. . Optional Object. Can be either of the following constants: wdFloatOverText or wdInLine. The default value is wdInLine. Optional Object. Optional Object. True to display the link as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object. If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is the path and file name for the file in which the icon to be displayed is stored. Optional Object. True to create a link to the source file of the Clipboard contents. The default value is False. Optional Object. If DisplayAsIcon is True, this argument is a number that corresponds to the icon you want to use in the program file specified by IconFilename. Icons appear in the Change Icon dialog box (Insert menu, Object command, Create New tab): 0 (zero) corresponds to the first icon, 1 corresponds to the second icon, and so on. If this argument is omitted, the first (default) icon is used.

Returns a object relative to the specified selection.

Optional Object. . Optional Object. The number of units by which you want to move back. The default value is 1.

Locates and returns the previous tracked change as a object.

Optional Object. True to continue searching for a revision at the end of the document when the beginning of the document is reached. The default value is False.

Increases the size of the displayed text one point size when the document is displayed in Reading mode.

Nothing

Decreases the size of the displayed text one point size when the document is displayed in Reading mode.

Nothing

Sets the starting and ending character positions for the selection.

Required Integer. The ending character position of the selection. Required Integer. The starting character position of the selection.

Sorts the paragraphs in the specified selection.

Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to exclude the first row or paragraph header from the sort operation. The default value is False. Optional Object. LanguageIDOptionalObject. Specifies the sorting language. Can be one of the constants. Refer to the Object Browser for a list of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore the Hebrew character he when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to ignore kashidas when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore the Arabic character alef lam when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The type of field separator. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore bidirectional control characters when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to sort only the column specified by the object. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. True to sort based on right-to-left language rules. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. (Applies to the Selection object only.) Optional Object. (Applies to the Selection object only.) Optional Object. (Applies to the Selection object only.) Optional Object. True to sort with case sensitivity. The default value is False.

Moves or extends the start position of the specified selection to the beginning of the nearest specified text unit.

Optional . The unit by which the start position of the specified range or selection is to be moved. Optional .

Inserts the specified text.

Required String. The text to be inserted.

Returns a collection that represents the content controls contained within a range. Read-only.

Returns information about the specified selection or range.

Required . The information type.

Returns an collection that represents the objects within the current selection. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the parent content control for the specified range. Read-only.

Returns a String that represents the XML contained within the selection in the Microsoft Office Word Open XML format. Read-only.

String Specifies whether to return the data contained within the XML only, without XML markup.

Returns a String that represents the XML text in the specified object.

Optional Boolean. True returns the text of the XML without the Word XML markup. The default setting is False.

A collection of objects that represent all the sentences in a selection, range, or document. There is no Sentence object.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a series in a chart.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a series.

Required . A standard chart type.

Applies data labels to a series.

Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the value for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the bubble size for the data label. The separator for the data label. For the and objects, True if the series has leader lines. True to show the legend key next to the point. The default value is False. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the percentage for the data label. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the series name for the data label. The type of data label to apply. Pass a boolean value to enable or disable the category name for the data label. True if the object automatically generates appropriate text based on content.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

If the series has a picture fill, then this method copies the picture to the Clipboard.

Object

Returns an object that represents either a single data label (a object) or a collection of all the data labels for the series (a collection).

An Object that represents either a single data label (a object) or a collection of all the data labels for the series (a collection). The number of the data label.

Deletes the object.

Object

Applies error bars to the series. Object.

Object The error bar direction. The error bar parts to include. The negative error amount when Type is . The error amount. Used for only the positive error amount when Type is . The error bar type.

Pastes a picture from the Clipboard as the marker on the selected series.

Object

Returns a collection of all the points in the series.

A object that represents all the points in the series. The name or number of the point.

Selects the object.

Object

Returns a collection of all the trendlines for the series.

A object that represents all the treadlines for the series.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

True if a picture is applied to the end of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if a picture is applied to the front of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if a picture is applied to the sides of the point or all points in the series. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns an value that represents the type of axis group. Read/write.

Returns or sets the shape used for a single series in a 3-D bar or column chart. Read/write .

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a string that refers to the worksheet cells containing the x-value, y-value and size data for the bubble chart. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets the chart type. Read/write .

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns an object that represents the error bars for the series. Read-only.

Returns or sets the explosion value for a pie-chart or doughnut-chart slice. Returns 0 (zero) if there's no explosion (the tip of the slice is in the center of the pie). Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns the for this series.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets a String value that represents the object's formula in A1-style notation and in the language of the macro.

String

Returns or sets the formula for the object, using A1-style references in the language of the user. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets the formula for the object, using R1C1-style notation in the language of the macro. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets the formula for the object, using R1C1-style notation in the language of the user. Read/write String.

String

True if the series has a three-dimensional appearance. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the series has data labels. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the series has error bars. This property isn’t available for 3-D charts. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean.

True if the series has leader lines. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean.

Returns the object for the series.

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True if Microsoft Word inverts the pattern in the object when it corresponds to a negative number. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the leader lines for the series. Read-only.

Sets the marker background color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker background color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write

Sets the marker foreground color as an RGB value or returns the corresponding color index value. Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker foreground color as an index into the current color palette, or as one of the following constants: or . Applies only to line, scatter, and radar charts. Read/write.

Returns or sets the data-marker size, in points. Can be a value from 2 through 72. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets the marker style for a point or series in a line chart, scatter chart, or radar chart. Read/write .

Returns or sets a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a value that represents the way pictures are displayed on a column or bar picture chart.

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored).

Double

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write Double.

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Returns or sets the plot order for the selected series within the chart group. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if the object has a shadow.

Boolean

True if curve smoothing is turned on for the line chart or scatter chart. Applies only to line and scatter charts. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Integer value that represents the series type.

Returns or sets a Object value that represents a collection of all the values in the series.

Object

Returns or sets an array of x values for a chart series. The property can be set to a range on a worksheet or to an array of values, but it cannot be a combination of both. Read/write Object.

Object

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart or chart group.

Returns .

Adds one or more new series to the collection.

A object that represents the new series. True if the first row or column contains the name of the data series. False if the first row or column contains the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word attempts to determine the location of the series name from the contents of the first row or column. True if the first row or column contains the name of the category labels. False if the first row or column contains the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word attempts to determine the location of the category label from the contents of the first row or column. The new data as a string representation of a range contained in the Workbook property of the ChartData object for the chart. Specifies whether the new values are in the rows or columns of the specified range. If CategoryLabels is True and Replace is True, the specified categories replace the categories that currently exist for the series. If Replace is False, the existing categories will not be replaced. The default value is False.

Adds new data points to an existing series collection.

True to have the first row or column contain the name of the category labels. False to have the first row or column contain the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word attempts to determine the location of the category label from the contents of the first row or column. The new data to be added to the object, represented as an A1-style range reference. Specifies whether the new values are in the rows or columns of the given range source. Can be one of the following constants: or . If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Word attempts to determine where the values are by the size and orientation of the selected range or by the dimensions of the array. Returns .

Creates a new series.

A object that represents the new series.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a Integer value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer Returns .

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents series lines in a chart group.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Contains shading attributes for an object.

Represents shadow formatting for a shape.

Changes the horizontal offset of the shadow by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shadow offset is to be moved horizontally, in points. A positive value moves the shadow to the right; a negative value moves it to the left.

Changes the vertical offset of the shadow by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shadow offset is to be moved vertically, in points. A positive value moves the shadow down; a negative value moves it up.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the blur level for a shadow format. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets an that represents whether to rotate the shadow when rotating the shape. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the width of the shadow. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a that represents the type of shadow formatting to apply to a shape. Read/write.

Represents an object in the drawing layer, such as an AutoShape, freeform, OLE object, ActiveX control, or picture.

Crops a percentage of the height of a drawing canvas from the bottom of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of a drawing canvas's height that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's height from the bottom. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's height from the bottom.

Crops a percentage of the width of a drawing canvas from the left side of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of the drawing canvas's width that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's width from the left. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's width from the left.

Crops a percentage of the width of a drawing canvas from the right side of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of the canvas's width that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's width from the right. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's width from the right.

Crops a percentage of the height of a drawing canvas from the top of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of a canvas's height that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's height from the top. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's height from the top.

Flips a shape horizontally or vertically.

Required . The flip orientation.

Moves the specified shape horizontally by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be moved horizontally, in points. A positive value moves the shape to the right; a negative value moves it to the left.

Changes the rotation of the specified shape around the z-axis by the specified number of degrees.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be rotated horizontally, in degrees. A positive value rotates the shape clockwise; a negative value rotates it counterclockwise.

Moves the specified shape vertically by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape object is to be moved vertically, in points. A positive value moves the shape down; a negative value moves it up.

Scales the height of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . The part of the shape that retains its position when the shape is scaled. Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the height of the shape after you resize it and the current or original height. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . True to scale the shape relative to its original size. False to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify True for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.

Scales the width of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . The part of the shape that retains its position when the shape is scaled. Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the width of the shape after you resize it and the current or original width. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . True to scale the shape relative to its original size. False to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify True for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.

Selects the specified object.

Optional Object. If adding a shape, True replaces the selection. False adds the new shape to the selection.

Moves the specified shape in front of or behind other shapes in the collection (that is, changes the shape's position in the z-order).

Required . Specifies where to move the specified shape relative to the other shapes.

Returns a object that represents the anchoring range for the specified shape.

All objects are anchored to a range of text but can be positioned anywhere on the page that contains the anchor. If you specify the anchoring range when you create a shape, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph that contains the anchoring range. If you don't specify the anchoring range, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the shape is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page.The shape will always remain on the same page as its anchor. If the property for the shape is set to True, you cannot drag the anchor from its position on the page.

Returns a object that represents a chart within the collection of shapes in a document. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the glow formatting for a shape. Read-only.

True if the specified shape has a chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Single that represents the percentage of the relative height of a shape. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative left position of a shape. Read/write.

Single

Returns a object that represents the reflection formatting for a shape. Read-only.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the object to which a range of shapes is relative. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the relative vertical size of a shape. Read/write.

Returns a object that represents the soft edge formatting for a shape. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains the text for the specified shape. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative top position of a shape. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative width of a shape. Read/write.

Represents the geometry and the geometry-editing properties of the nodes in a user-defined freeform.

A collection of all the objects in the specified freeform.

Deletes the specified object.

Required Integer. The number of the shape node to delete.

Inserts a node into a freeform shape.

Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required . The type of line that connects the inserted node to the neighboring nodes. Required Integer. The number of the shape node after which to insert a new node. Required . The editing property of the inserted node. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the horizontal distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the vertical distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment.

Sets the editing type of the specified node.

Required Integer. The node whose editing type is to be set. Required . The editing property of the vertex.

Sets the location of the specified node.

Required Integer. The node whose position is to be set. Required Single. The position (in points) of the new node relative to the upper-left corner of the document. Required Single. The position (in points) of the new node relative to the upper-left corner of the document.

Sets the segment type of the segment that follows the specified node.

Required . Specifies if the segment is straight or curved. Required Integer. The node whose segment type is to be set.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a shape range, which is a set of shapes on a document.

Aligns the shapes in the specified range of shapes.

Required . Specifies the way the shapes in the specified shape range are to be aligned.MsoAlignCmd can be one of the following constants:msoAlignCentersmsoAlignMiddlesmsoAlignTopsmsoAlignBottomsmsoAlignLeftsmsoAlignRights Required Integer. True to align shapes relative to the edge of the document. False to align shapes relative to one another.

Crops a percentage of the height of a drawing canvas from the bottom of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of a drawing canvas's height that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's height from the bottom. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's height from the bottom.

Crops a percentage of the width of a drawing canvas from the left side of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of the drawing canvas's width that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's width from the left. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's width from the left.

Crops a percentage of the width of a drawing canvas from the right side of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of the canvas's width that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's width from the right. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's width from the right.

Crops a percentage of the width of a drawing canvas from the top of the canvas.

Required Single. The amount in percentage points of a canvas's height that you want remaining after the canvas is cropped. Entering 0.9 as the increment crops ten percent of the canvas's height from the top. Entering 0.1 crops ninety percent of the canvas's height from the top.

Evenly distributes the shapes in the specified range of shapes.

Required .MsoDistributeCmd can be one of the following constants:msoDistributeHorizontallymsoDistributeVertically Required Integer. True to distribute the shapes evenly over the entire horizontal or vertical space on the page. False to distribute them within the horizontal or vertical space that the range of shapes originally occupies.

Flips a shape horizontally or vertically.

Required . The flip orientation.MsoFlipCmd can be one of the following constants:msoFlipHorizontalmsoFlipVertical

Moves the specified shape horizontally by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be moved horizontally, in points. A positive value moves the shape to the right; a negative value moves it to the left.

Changes the rotation of the specified shape around the z-axis by the specified number of degrees.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be rotated horizontally, in degrees. A positive value rotates the shape clockwise; a negative value rotates it counterclockwise.

Moves the specified shape vertically by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape object is to be moved vertically, in points. A positive value moves the shape down; a negative value moves it up.

Scales the height of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . The part of the shape that retains its position when the shape is scaled.MsoScaleFrom can be one of the following constants:msoScaleFromBottomRightmsoScaleFromTopLeft defaultmsoScaleFromMiddle Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the height of the shape after you resize it and the current or original height. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . True to scale the shape relative to its original size. False to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify True for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.MsoTriState can be one of the following constants:msoCTruemsoFalsemsoTriStateMixedmsoTriStateTogglemsoTrue

Scales the width of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . The part of the shape that retains its position when the shape is scaled.MsoScaleFrom can be one of the following constants:msoScaleFromBottomRightmsoScaleFromTopLeft defaultmsoScaleFromMiddle Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the width of the shape after you resize it and the current or original width. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . True to scale the shape relative to its original size. False to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify True for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.MsoTriState can be one of the following constants:msoCTruemsoFalsemsoTriStateMixedmsoTriStateTogglemsoTrue

Selects the specified object.

Optional Object. If adding a shape, True replaces the selection. False adds the new shape to the selection.

Moves the specified shape in front of or behind other shapes in the collection (that is, changes the shape's position in the z-order).

Required . Specifies where to move the specified shape relative to the other shapes.MsoZOrderCmd can be one of the following constants:msoBringForwardmsoBringInFrontOfTextmsoBringToFrontmsoSendBackwardmsoSendBehindTextmsoSendToBack

Returns a object that represents the glow formatting for a range of shapes. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the percentage of the target shape to which the range of shapes is sized. Read/write.

Single

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative left position of a range of shapes. Read/write.

Single

Returns a object that represents the reflection formatting for a range of shapes. Read-only.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the object to which a range of shapes is relative. Read/write.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the object to which a range of shapes is relative. Read/write.

Returns a object that represents the soft edge formatting for a range of shapes. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains the text for the specified range of shapes. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative top position of a range of shapes. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the relative width of a range of shapes. Read/write.

Single

A collection of objects that represent all the shapes in a document or all the shapes in all the headers and footers in a document.

Adds a borderless line callout to a document. Returns a object that represents the callout and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The width, in points, of the callout's bounding box. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the callout is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the callout is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required Single. The height, in points, of the callout's bounding box. Required Single. The position, in points, of the left edge of the callout's bounding box. Required . The type of callout.MsoCalloutType can be one of these constants. msoCalloutOne – Positions callout line straight down along the left edge of the callout box. msoCalloutTwo – Positions callout line diagonally down and away from the left edge of the callout box. msoCalloutThree – Positions callout line straight out and then diagonally down and away from the left edge of the callout box. msoCalloutFour – Positions callout line along the left edge of the callout text box. msoCalloutMixed – A return value indicating that more than one MsoCalloutType exists in a range or selection. Required Single. The position, in points, of the top edge of the callout's bounding box.

Adds a drawing canvas to a document. Returns a object that represents the drawing canvas and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The width, in points, of the drawing canvas. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the canvas is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the canvas is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required Single. The height, in points, of the drawing canvas. Required Single. The position, in points, of the left edge of the drawing canvas, relative to the anchor. Required Single. The position, in points, of the top edge of the drawing canvas, relative to the anchor.

Inserts a chart, of the specified type, as a shape into the active document, and opens Microsoft Office Excel with a sheet that contains the default data that Microsoft Office Word uses to create the chart.

The width, measured in points, of the chart. A object that represents the text to which the chart is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the chart is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. The height, measured in points, of the chart. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the chart relative to the anchor. Specifies the type of chart to create. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the chart relative to the anchor.

Returns a object that represents a Bézier curve in a document.

Required Object. An array of coordinate pairs that specifies the vertices and control points of the curve. The first point you specify is the starting vertex, and the next two points are control points for the first Bézier segment. Then, for each additional segment of the curve, you specify a vertex and two control points. The last point you specify is the ending vertex for the curve. Note that you must always specify 3n + 1 points, where n is the number of segments in the curve. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the curve is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the curve is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page.

Returns a object that represents a newly created diagram in a document.

Required Single. The width, measured in points, of the diagram's bounding box. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the diagram is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the diagram is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required Single. The height, measured in points, of the diagram's bounding box. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the diagram's bounding box relative to the anchor. Required .MsoDiagramType can be one of these constants. msoDiagramCycle – Shows a process with a continuous cycle. msoDiagramMixed – Not used with this method. msoDiagramOrgChart – Shows hierarchical relationships. msoDiagramPyramid – Shows foundation-based relationships. msoDiagramRadial – Shows relationships of a core element. msoDiagramTarget – Shows steps toward a goal. msoDiagramVenn – Shows areas of overlap between elements. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the diagram's bounding box relative to the anchor.

Adds a text label to a document. Returns a object that represents the text label and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The width of the label, in points. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the label is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the label is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required . The orientation of the text.MsoTextOrientation can be one of the following constants: msoTextOrientationDownward msoTextOrientationHorizontal msoTextOrientationHorizontalRotatedFarEast msoTextOrientationMixed msoTextOrientationUpward msoTextOrientationVertical msoTextOrientationVerticalFarEast Some of these constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required Single. The height of the label, in points. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the label relative to the anchor. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the label relative to the anchor.

Adds a line to a document. Returns a object that represents the line and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The vertical position, measured in points, of the line's starting point, relative to the anchor. Required Single. The horizontal position, measured in points, of the line's starting point, relative to the anchor. Required Single. The vertical position, measured in points, of the line's end point, relative to the anchor. Required Single. The horizontal position, measured in points, of the line's end point, relative to the anchor. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the label is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the label is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page.

Creates an ActiveX control (formerly known as an OLE control). Returns the object that represents the new ActiveX control.

Optional Object. The width of the ActiveX control, in points. Optional Object. The programmatic identifier for the ActiveX control to be created. Optional Object. The range to which the ActiveX control is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, however, the anchor is placed automatically and the ActiveX control is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Optional Object.The height of the ActiveX control, in points. Optional Object. The position (in points) of the left edge of the new object relative to the anchor. Optional Object. The position (in points) of the upper edge of the new object relative to the anchor.

Creates an OLE object. Returns the object that represents the new OLE object.

Optional Object. A label (caption) to be displayed beneath the icon. OptionalObject. True to link the OLE object to the file from which it was created. False to make the OLE object an independent copy of the file. If you specified a value for ClassType, the LinkToFile argument must be False. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to display the OLE object as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object. The file that contains the icon to be displayed. Optional Object. The name of the application used to activate the specified OLE object. Optional Object. The range to which the OLE object is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph of the anchoring range. If Anchor is not specified, the anchor is placed automatically and the OLE Object is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Optional Object. The width of the OLE object, in points. Optional Object. The height of the OLE object, in points. Optional Object. The file from which the object is to be created. If this argument is omitted, the current folder is used. You must specify either the ClassType or FileName argument for the object, but not both. Optional Object. The position (in points) of the left edge of the new object relative to the anchor. Optional Object. The index number of the icon within IconFileName. The order of icons in the specified file corresponds to the order in which the icons appear in the Change Icon dialog box (Insert menu, Object dialog box) when the Display as icon check box is selected. The first icon in the file has the index number 0 (zero). If an icon with the given index number doesn't exist in IconFileName, the icon with the index number 1 (the second icon in the file) is used. The default value is 0 (zero). Optional Object. The position (in points) of the upper edge of the new object relative to the anchor.

Adds a picture to a document. Returns a object that represents the picture and adds it to the collection.

Optional Object. The width of the picture, in points. Optional Object. True to link the picture to the file from which it was created. False to make the picture an independent copy of the file. The default value is False. Optional Object. The range to which the picture is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, however, the anchor is placed automatically and the picture is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Optional Object. The height of the picture, in points. Required String. The path and file name of the picture. Optional Object. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the new picture relative to the anchor. Optional Object. True to save the linked picture with the document. The default value is False. Optional Object. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the new picture relative to the anchor.

Adds an open or closed polygon to a document. Returns a object that represents the polygon and adds it to the collection.

Required Object. An array of coordinate pairs that specifies the polyline drawing's vertices. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the polyline is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the line is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page.

Adds an AutoShape to a document. Returns a object that represents the AutoShape and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The width, measured in points, of the AutoShape. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the AutoShape is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the AutoShape is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required Single. The height, measured in points, of the AutoShape. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the AutoShape. Required Integer. The type of shape to be returned. Can be any constant. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the AutoShape.

Adds a text box to a document. Returns a object that represents the text box and adds it to the collection.

Required Single. The width, measured in points, of the text box. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the text box is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the text box is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required . The orientation of the text. Some of these constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Required Single. The height, measured in points, of the text box. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the text box. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the text box.

Adds a WordArt shape to a document. Returns a object that represents the WordArt and adds it to the collection.

Required String. The name of the font used in the WordArt. Required . MsoTrue to bold the WordArt font. Required Single. The size, in points, of the font used in the WordArt. Required String. The text in the WordArt. Optional Object. A object that represents the text to which the WordArt is bound. If Anchor is specified, the anchor is positioned at the beginning of the first paragraph in the anchoring range. If this argument is omitted, the anchoring range is selected automatically and the WordArt is positioned relative to the top and left edges of the page. Required . MsoTrue to italicize the WordArt font. Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the left edge of the WordArt shape relative to the anchor. Required . A preset text effect. The values of the MsoPresetTextEffect constants correspond to the formats listed in the WordArt Gallery dialog box (numbered from left to right and from top to bottom). Required Single. The position, measured in points, of the top edge of the WordArt shape relative to the anchor.

Builds a freeform object. Returns a object that represents the freeform as it is being built.

The editing property of the first node. Required .MsoEditingType can be either of these constants (cannot be msoEditingSmooth or msoEditingSymmetric). msoEditingAuto msoEditingCorner Required Single. The position (in points) of the first node in the freeform drawing relative to the upper-left corner of the document. Required Single. The position (in points) of the first node in the freeform drawing relative to the upper-left corner of the document.

Returns a object.

Required Object. Specifies which shapes are to be included in the specified range. Can be an integer that specifies the index number of a shape within the collection, a string that specifies the name of a shape, or an Object array that contains integers or strings.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a string in a document or range that contains recognized type information.

Represents a single action for a smart tag.

Performs the specified smart tag action.

Represents a collection of actions for an individual smart tag or a type of smart tag.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents installed components that label text with types of information.

A collection of objects that represent recognition engines that label data with types of information as you work in Microsoft Word.

Reloads all recognizers installed on a user's computer.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represents the text in a document that is marked as containing recognized type information.

Gets a object that represents a new smart tag added to a document.

Optional Object. The range to which to apply the smart tag. Optional Object. Properties that apply to the smart tag. Required String. The name of the smart tag.

Returns a collection that represents all the smart tags installed on a user's computer of the specified type.

Required String. The name of the smart tag type.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a type of smart tag.

Represents a collection of objects.

Reloads all smart tag actions and recognizers installed on a user's computer.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the soft edge formatting for a shape or range of shapes.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the bevel type for the edges of images that use soft edge formatting. Read/write.

Represents an individual source, such as a book, journal article, or interview.

Deletes the specified source.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a Boolean that represents whether a source has been cited in a document. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a String that represents the value of a field in a bibliography source. Read-only.

String Specifies the name of the field for which to retrieve the value.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Object

Returns a String that represents an internal identifying label for a source. Read-only.

String

Returns a String that represents the XML markup for a object. Read-only.

String

Represents a collection of objects.

Add a new source to the sources listed in the Source Manager dialog box.

An XML string that represents the field values for the new source.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns the number of items in the Sources collection. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

An expression that returns a object

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified Sources object.

Object

Represents a single spelling suggestion for a misspelled word.

A collection of objects that represent all the suggestions for a specified word or for the first word in the specified range.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent stories in a document.

Returns a single story of a range or selection as a object.

Required . The specified story type. Can be one of these WdStoryType constants.wdCommentsStorywdEndnotesStorywdEvenPagesFooterStorywdEvenPagesHeaderStorywdFirstPageFooterStorywdFirstPageHeaderStorywdFootnotesStorywdMainTextStorywdPrimaryFooterStorywdPrimaryHeaderStorywdTextFrameStory

Represents a single built-in or user-defined style.

Links the specified style to a list template so that the style's formatting can be applied to lists.

Optional Object. An integer corresponding to the list level that the style is to be linked to. If this argument is omitted, then the level of the style is used. Required object. The list template that the style is to be linked to.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether a style is a linked style that can be used for both paragraph and character formatting. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Integer that represents the priority for sorting styles in the Styles task pane. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the style corresponds to an available quick style. Read/write.

Boolean

Set True to clear the property when this style is used.

Boolean

A collection of objects that represent both the built-in and user-defined styles in a document.

Returns a object that represents a new user-defined style added to the list of styles.

Required String. The string name for the new style. Optional Object. The style type of the new style. Can be one of the following constants: wdStyleTypeParagraph, wdStyleTypeCharacter, wdStyleTypeList, or wdStyleTypeTable.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single cascading style sheet attached to a web document.

Moves a style sheet's order of precedence.

Required . The precedence level. Can be one of these WdStyleSheetPrecedence constants:wdStyleSheetPrecedenceHigherwdStyleSheetPrecedenceHighestwdStyleSheetPrecedenceLowerwdStyleSheetPrecedenceLowest

A collection of objects that represents the cascading style sheets attached to a document.

Returns a object that represents a new style sheet added to a Web document.

Required . Indicates whether the style sheet should be added as a link or imported into the Web document.Can be one of the following constants: wdStyleSheetLinkTypeImported wdStyleSheetLinkTypeLinkeddefault Required String. The name of the style sheet. Required String. The path and file name of the cascading style sheet. Required . Indicates the level of importance compared to other cascading style sheets attached to the Web document.Can be one of the following constants:wdStyleSheetPrecedenceHigherwdStyleSheetPrecedenceHighestdefaultwdStyleSheetPrecedenceLowerwdStyleSheetPrecedenceLowest

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a subdocument within a document or range.

Divides an existing subdocument into two subdocuments at the same level in master document view or outline view.

Required object. The range that, when the subdocument is split, becomes a separate subdocument.

A collection of objects that represent the subdocuments in a range or document.

Adds the specified subdocument to the master document at the start of the selection and returns a object.

Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the template attached to the subdocument if the template is write protected. Optional Object. True to insert the subdocument as a read-only document. Optional Object. Controls what happens if Name is the file name of an open document. True to insert the saved version of the subdocument. False to insert the open version of the subdocument, which may contain unsaved changes. Optional Object. True to confirm file conversion in the Convert File dialog box if the file isn't in Microsoft Word format. Optional Object. The password required to open the template attached to the subdocument if the template is password protected. Optional Object. The password required to save changes to the document file if it's write protected. Required Object. The file name of the subdocument to be inserted into the master document. Optional Object. The password required to open the subdocument if it's password protected.

Creates one or more subdocuments from the text in the specified range and returns a object.

Required object. The Range object used to create one or more subdocuments.

Merges the specified subdocuments of a master document into a single subdocument.

Optional Object. The last subdocument in a range of subdocuments to be merged. Optional Object. The path and file name of the original document you want to merge revisions with.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents the information about synonyms, antonyms, related words, or related expressions for the specified range or a given string.

Returns a list of synonyms for a specified meaning of a word or phrase. The list is returned as an array of strings.

Required Object. The meaning as a string or an index number in the array of possible meanings.

Contains information about the computer system.

Establishes a connection to a network drive.

Required String. The path for the network drive (for example, "\\Project\Info"). Optional Object. The password, if the network drive is protected with a password. Optional Object. A number corresponding to the letter you want to assign to the network drive, where 0 (zero) corresponds to the first available drive letter, 1 corresponds to the second available drive letter, and so on. If this argument is omitted, the next available letter is used.

Starts the Microsoft System Information application if it's not running, or switches to it if it's already running.

Returns or sets a string in a settings file or the Windows registry.

Required String. The name of the section in the settings file that contains Key. In a Windows settings file, the section name appears between brackets before the associated keys (don't include the brackets with Section). If you're returning the value of an entry from the Windows registry, Section should be the complete path to the subkey, including the subtree (for example, "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\version \Word\Options"). Required String. The key setting or registry entry value you want to retrieve. In a Windows settings file, the key name is followed by an equal sign (=) and the setting. If you're returning the value of an entry from the Windows registry, Key should be the name of an entry in the subkey specified by Section (for example, "STARTUP-PATH"). Required String. The file name for the settings file. If there's no path specified, the Windows folder is assumed.

Returns or sets a value for an entry in the Windows registry under the following subkey: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\version\Word.

Required String. A subkey below the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\version \Word" subkey in the Windows registry. Required String. The name of the entry in the subkey specified by Section (for example, "BackgroundPrint" in the Options subkey).

Represents a single table.

Applies the specified style but maintains any formatting that a user directly applies.

The name of the style to apply.

Determines how Microsoft Word resizes a table when the AutoFit feature is used.

Required . How Word resizes the specified table with the AutoFit feature is used.Can be one of these WdAutoFitBehavior constants: wdAutoFitContentwdAutoFitWindowwdAutoFitFixed

Applies a predefined look to a table.

Optional Object. True to apply the shading properties of the specified format. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to apply the first-column properties of the specified format. The default value is True. Optional Object. Optional Object. True to apply the color properties of the specified format. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to apply the last-column properties of the specified format. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to apply the last-row properties of the specified format. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to decrease the width of the table columns as much as possible without changing the way text wraps in the cells. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to apply the border properties of the specified format. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to apply the heading-row properties of the specified format. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to apply the font properties of the specified format. The default value is True.

Returns a object that represents a cell in a table.

Required Integer. The number of the row in the table to return. Can be an integer between 1 and the number of rows in the table. Required Integer. The number of the cell in the table to return. Can be an integer between 1 and the number of columns in the table.

Converts a table to text and returns a object that represents the delimited text.

Optional Object. True if nested tables are converted to text. This argument is ignored if Separator is not wdSeparateByParagraphs. The default value is True. Optional Object. The character that delimits the converted columns (paragraph marks delimit the converted rows). Can be any following constants.wdSeparateByCommas wdSeparateByDefaultListSeparator wdSeparateByParagraphs wdSeparateByTabsDefault.

Sorts the specified table.

Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants.wdSortOrderAscendingdefaultwdSortOrderDescending Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants.wdSortOrderAscendingdefaultwdSortOrderDescending Optional Object. True to exclude the first row or paragraph header from the sort operation. The default value is False. Optional Object. Specifies the sorting language. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. True to ignore the Hebrew character he when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to ignore kashidas when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The sorting order to use when sorting FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants.wdSortOrderAscendingdefaultwdSortOrderDescending Optional Object. True to ignore the Arabic character alef lam when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants.wdSortFieldAlphanumeric wdSortFieldDate wdSortFieldJapanJIS wdSortFieldKoreaKS wdSortFieldNumeric wdSortFieldStroke wdSortFieldSyllable Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants:wdSortFieldAlphanumeric wdSortFieldDate wdSortFieldJapanJIS wdSortFieldKoreaKS wdSortFieldNumeric wdSortFieldStroke wdSortFieldSyllable Optional Object. True to ignore bidirectional control characters when sorting right-to-left language text. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. The fields to sort by. Microsoft Word sorts by FieldNumber, then by FieldNumber2, and then by FieldNumber3. Optional Object. True to sort based on right-to-left language rules. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The respective sort types for FieldNumber, FieldNumber2, and FieldNumber3. Can be one of the following constants.wdSortFieldAlphanumeric wdSortFieldDate wdSortFieldJapanJIS wdSortFieldKoreaKS wdSortFieldNumeric wdSortFieldStroke wdSortFieldSyllable Optional Object. True to sort with case sensitivity. The default value is False.

Inserts an empty paragraph immediately above the specified row in the table, and returns a object that contains both the specified row and the rows that follow it.

Required Object. The row that the table is to be split before. Can be a row number or a object.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to apply style bands to the columns in a table if an applied preset table style provides style banding for columns. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to apply style bands to the rows in a table if an applied preset table style provides style banding for rows. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents a single table of authorities in a document (a TOA field).

Represents a single table of authorities category.

Represents a single table of contents in a document.

Represents a single table of figures in a document.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the tables in a selection, range, or document.

Returns a object that represents a new, blank table added to a document.

Required Integer. The number of rows you want to include in the table. Optional Object. Sets the AutoFit rules for how Microsoft Word sizes tables. Can be one of the following constants: wdAutoFitContent, wdAutoFitFixed, or wdAutoFitWindow. If DefaultTableBehavior is set to wdWord8TableBehavior, this argument is ignored. Required object. The range where you want the table to appear. The table replaces the range, if the range isn't collapsed. Required Integer. The number of columns you want to include in the table. Optional Object. Sets a value that specifies whether Word automatically resizes cells in tables to fit the cells’ contents (AutoFit). Can be either of the following constants: wdWord8TableBehavior (AutoFit disabled) or wdWord9TableBehavior (AutoFit enabled). The default constant is wdWord8TableBehavior.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects (TOA fields) that represents the tables of authorities in a document.

Returns a object that represents a table of authorities added to a document.

Optional Object. True to apply formatting from table of authorities entries to the entries in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \f switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, KeepEntryFormatting is assumed to be True. Optional Object. The string name of the bookmark from which you want to collect entries for the table of authorities. If Bookmark is specified, the entries are collected only from the portion of the document marked by the bookmark. Corresponds to the \b switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. Optional Object. True to replace five or more page references to the same authority with Passim in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \p switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, Passim is assumed to be False. Required object. The range where you want the table of authorities to appear. The table of authorities replaces the range if the range isn't collapsed. Optional Object. The characters (up to five) between each sequence number and its page number in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \d switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If argument is omitted, a hyphen (-) is used. Optional Object. A string that specifies the Sequence (SEQ) field identifier for the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \s switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. Optional Object. The category of entries you want to include in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \c switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. Values 0 through 16 correspond to the items listed in the Category box on the Table of Authorities tab in the Index and Tables dialog box (Reference command, Insert menu). The default value is 1. Optional Object. The characters (up to five) that separate the beginning and ending page numbers in each page range the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \g switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, an en dash is used. Optional Object. The characters (up to five) that separate individual page numbers within page references in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \l switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, a comma and a space are used. Optional Object. The characters (up to five) that separate each entry and its page number in the table of authorities. Corresponds to the \e switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, no separator is used. Optional Object. True to have the category name for each group of entries appear in the table of authorities (for example, Cases). Corresponds to the \h switch for a Table of Authorities (TOA) field. If this argument is omitted, IncludeCategoryHeader is assumed to be True.

Inserts a TA (Table of Authorities Entry) field after all instances of the ShortCitation text.

Optional Object. The long citation string for the entry as it will appear in the table of authorities. Optional Object. The category number to be associated with the entry: 1 corresponds to the first category in the Category box in the Mark Citation dialog box, 2 corresponds to the second category, and so on. Optional Object. The AutoText entry name that contains the text of the long citation as it will appear in the table of authorities. Required String. The short citation for the entry as it will appear in the Mark Citation dialog box (Insert menu, Index and Tables command).

Inserts a TA (Table of Authorities Entry) field and returns the field as a object.

Optional Object. The long citation for the entry as it will appear in the table of authorities. Required object. The location of the table of authorities entry. The TA field is inserted after Range. Optional Object. The category number to be associated with the entry: 1 corresponds to the first category in the Category box in the Mark Citation dialog box, 2 corresponds to the second category, and so on. Optional Object. The name of the AutoText entry that contains the text of the long citation as it will appear in the table of authorities. Required String. The short citation for the entry as it will appear in the Mark Citation dialog box (Insert menu, Index and Tables command).

Finds and selects the next instance of a specified citation.

Required String. The text of the short citation.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent the table of authorities categories, such as Cases and Statutes.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent the tables of contents in a document.

Returns a object that represents a table of contents added to a document.

Optional Object. True to use outline levels to create the table of contents. The default is False. Optional Object. True if Table of Contents Entry (TC) fields are used to create the table of contents. Use the method to mark entries to be included in the table of contents. The default value is False. Optional Object. A one-letter identifier that's used to build a table of contents from TC fields. Corresponds to the \f switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. For example, "T" builds a table of contents from TC fields using the table identifier T. If this argument is omitted, TC fields aren't used. Optional Object. True if page numbers in the table of contents are aligned with the right margin. The default value is True. Required object. The range where you want the table of contents to appear. The table of contents replaces the range if the range isn't collapsed. Optional Object. True if entries in a table of contents should be formatted as hyperlinks when the document is being publishing to the Web. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to include page numbers in the table of contents. The default value is True. Optional Object. The starting heading level for the table of contents. Corresponds to the starting value used with the \o switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. The default value is 1. Optional Object. The ending heading level for the table of contents. Corresponds to the ending value used with the \o switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. The default value is 9. Optional Object. The string name for additional styles used to compile the table of contents (styles other than the Heading 1 – Heading 9 styles). Use the method of a object to create new heading styles. Optional Object. True to use built-in heading styles to create the table of contents. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to use outline levels to create the table of contents. The default is False.

Inserts a TC (Table of Contents Entry) field after the specified range. The method returns a object representing the TC field.

Optional Object. The AutoText entry name that includes text for the index, table of figures, or table of contents (Entry is ignored). Optional Object. A one-letter identifier for the table of figures or table of contents item (for example, "i" for an "illustration"). Required object. The location of the entry. The TC field is inserted after Range. Optional Object. A level for the entry in the table of contents or table of figures. Optional Object. The text that appears in the table of contents or table of figures. To indicate a subentry, include the main entry text and the subentry text, separated by a colon (:) (for example, "Introduction:The Product").

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represent the tables of figures in a document.

Returns a object that represents a table of figures added to a document.

Optional Object. True align page numbers with the right margin in the table of figures. The default value is True. Optional Object. True if page numbers in a table of figures should be hidden when publishing to the Web. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to use Table of Contents Entry (TC) fields to create the table of figures. Use the method to mark entries you want to include in the table of figures. The default value is False. Optional Object. A one-letter identifier that's used to build a table of figures from Table of Contents Entry (TC) fields. Corresponds to the \f switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. For example, "i" builds a table of figures for an illustration. Optional Object. True to include the caption label and caption number in the table of figures. The default value is True. Optional Object. The label that identifies the items you want to include in the table of figures. Corresponds to the \c switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. The default value is "Figure." Required object. The range where you want the table of figures to appear. Optional Object. True if entries in a table of figures should be formatted as hyperlinks when publishing to the Web. The default value is True. Optional Object. True if page numbers are included in the table of figures. The default value is True. Optional Object. The starting heading level for the table of figures, if UseHeadingStyles is set to True. Corresponds to the starting value used with the \o switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. The default value is 1. Optional Object. The ending heading level for the table of figures, if UseHeadingStyles is set to True. Corresponds to the ending value used with the \o switch for a Table of Contents (TOC) field. The default value is 9. Optional Object. The string name for additional styles used to compile the table of figures (styles other than the Heading 1 – Heading 9 styles). Optional Object. True to use built-in heading styles to create the table of figures. The default value is False.

Inserts a TC (Table of Contents Entry) field after the specified range. The method returns a object representing the TC field.

Optional Object. The AutoText entry name that includes text for the index, table of figures, or table of contents (Entry is ignored). Optional Object. A one-letter identifier for the table of figures or table of contents item (for example, "i" for an "illustration"). Required object. The location of the entry. The TC field is inserted after Range. Optional Object. A level for the entry in the table of contents or table of figures. Optional Object. The text that appears in the table of contents or table of figures. To indicate a subentry, include the main entry text and the subentry text, separated by a colon (:) (for example, "Introduction:The Product").

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Represents a single style that can be applied to a table.

Returns a object that represents special style formatting for a portion of a table.

Required . The area of the table to which to apply the formatting.

Represents a single tab stop.

Removes the specified custom tab stop.

A collection of objects that represent the custom and default tabs for a paragraph or group of paragraphs.

Returns a object that represents a custom tab stop added to a document.

Optional Object. The type of leader for the tab stop. Can be one of the following constants: wdTabLeaderDashes, wdTabLeaderDots, wdTabLeaderHeavy, wdTabLeaderLines, wdTabLeaderMiddleDot, or wdTabLeaderSpaces. If this argument is omitted, wdTabLeaderSpaces is used. Required Single. The position of the tab stop (in points) relative to the left margin. Optional Object. The alignment of the tab stop. Can be one of the following constants: wdAlignTabBar, wdAlignTabCenter, wdAlignTabDecimal, wdAlignTabLeft, wdAlignTabList, or wdAlignTabRight. If this argument is omitted, wdAlignTabLeft is used.

Returns the next object to the right of Position.

Required Single. A location on the ruler, in points.

Returns the next object to the left of Position.

Required Single. A location on the ruler, in points.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single task running on the system.

Activates the object.

Optional Object. True to wait until the user has activated Microsoft Word before activating the task. False to immediately activate the task, even if Word isn't active.

Closes the specified task.

Positions a task window.

Required Integer. The horizontal screen position of the specified window. Required Integer. The vertical screen position of the specified window.

Sizes the specified task window. If the window is maximized or minimized, an error occurs.

Required Integer. The width of the window, in points. Required Integer. The height of the window, in points.

Sends a Windows message and its associated parameters to the specified task.

Required Integer. A hexadecimal number that corresponds to the message you want to send. If you have the Microsoft Platform Software Development Kit, you can look up the name of the message in the header files (Winuser.h, for example) to find the associated hexadecimal number (precede the hexadecimal value with &h). Required Integer. Parameters appropriate for the message you’re sending. For information about what these values represent, see the reference topic for that message in the documentation included with the Microsoft Platform Software Development Kit. To retrieve the appropriate values, you may need to use the Spy utility (which comes with the kit). Required Integer. Parameters appropriate for the message you’re sending. For information about what these values represent, see the reference topic for that message in the documentation included with the Microsoft Platform Software Development Kit. To retrieve the appropriate values, you may need to use the Spy utility (which comes with the kit).

Represents a single task pane available to Microsoft Word, which contains common tasks that users perform.

A collection of objects that contains commonly performed tasks in Microsoft Word.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of objects that represents all the tasks currently running on the system.

Determines whether the specified task exists. Returns True if the task exists.

Required String. A task name.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a document template.

Saves the specified document or template.

Returns a collection that represents the collection of building block entries in a template. Read-only.

Returns a collection that represents the collection of building block types that are contained in a template. Read-only.

A collection of objects that represent all the templates that are currently available.

Loads the building blocks for all templates into Microsoft Office Word.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single text column.

A collection of objects that represent all the columns of text in a document or a section of a document.

Returns a object that represents a new text column added to a section or document.

Optional Object. The width of the new text column in the document, in points. Optional Object. True to evenly space all the text columns be in the document. Optional Object. The spacing between the text columns in the document, in points.

Arranges text into the specified number of text columns.

Required Integer. The number of columns the text is to be arranged into.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Contains properties and methods that apply to WordArt objects.

Represents the text frame in a object. Contains the text in the text frame as well as the properties that control the margins and orientation of the text frame.

Determines whether the text frame of one shape can be linked to the text frame of another shape.

Required object. The target text frame to which you'd like to link the specified text frame.

Returns or sets an MsoVerticalAnchor constant that represents the vertical alignment of the text within a shape. Read/write.

MsoVerticalAnchor

Represents a single text form field.

Sets options for the specified text form field.

Optional Object. The formatting string used to format the text, number, or date (for example, "0.00," "Title Case," or "M/d/yy"). For more examples of formats, see the list of formats for the specified text form field type in the Text Form Field Options dialog box. Optional Object. True to enable the form field for text entry. Optional Object. The default text that appears in the text box. Required . The text box type.WdTextFormFieldType can be one of these constants: wdCalculationText wdCurrentDateText wdCurrentTimeText wdDateText wdNumberText wdRegularText

Represents options that control how text is retrieved from a object.

Represents a shape's three-dimensional formatting.

Horizontally rotates a shape on the x-axis using the specified incrementation value.

Specifies the incrementation value.

Vertically rotates a shape on the y-axis using the specified incrementation value.

Specifies the incrementation value.

Changes the rotation of the specified shape around the x-axis by the specified number of degrees.

Required Single. Specifies how much (in degrees) the rotation of the shape around the x-axis is to be changed. Can be a value from –90 through 90. A positive value tilts the shape up; a negative value tilts it down.

Changes the rotation of the specified shape around the y-axis by the specified number of degrees.

Required Single. Specifies how much (in degrees) the rotation of the shape around the y-axis is to be changed. Can be a value from – 90 through 90. A positive value tilts the shape to the left; a negative value tilts it to the right.

Rotates a shape on the z-axis using the specified incrementation.

Specifies the incrementation value.

Sets the direction that the extrusion's sweep path takes away from the extruded shape.

Required .Can be one of these MsoPresetExtrusionDirection constants: msoExtrusionTop msoExtrusionTopRight msoExtrusionBottom msoExtrusionBottomLeft msoExtrusionBottomRight msoExtrusionLeft msoExtrusionNone msoExtrusionRight msoExtrusionTopLeft msoPresetExtrusionDirectionMixed

Sets the camera presets for a shape.

Specifies the camera preset type.

Sets the preset extrusion format. Each preset extrusion format contains a set of preset values for the various properties of the extrusion.

Required . Specifies a preset extrusion format that corresponds to one of the options (numbered from left to right, top to bottom) displayed when you click the 3-D button on the Drawing toolbar.Can be one of these MsoPresetThreeDFormat constants. Note that specifying msoPresetThreeDFormatMixed for this argument causes an error. msoThreeD1 msoThreeD11 msoThreeD13 msoThreeD15 msoThreeD17 msoThreeD19 msoThreeD20 msoThreeD4 msoThreeD6 msoThreeD8 msoPresetThreeDFormatMixed msoThreeD10 msoThreeD12 msoThreeD14 msoThreeD16 msoThreeD18 msoThreeD2 msoThreeD3 msoThreeD5 msoThreeD7 msoThreeD9

Returns or sets a Single that represents the depth of the bottom bevel. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the inset size for the bottom bevel. Read/write.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the bevel type for the bottom bevel. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the depth of the top bevel. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the inset size for the top bevel. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets an constant that represents the bevel type for the top bevel. Read/write.

Returns or sets a object that represents color of the contour of a shape. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Single that represents the width of the contour of a shape. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the amount of perspective for a shape. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents angle of the lighting. Read/write.

Single

Returns an constant that represents the camera presets. Read-only.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the lighting preset. Read/write.

Returns or sets an constant that represents whether text on a shape rotates with shape. rotates the text. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Single that represents z-axis rotation of the camera. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets a Single that represents the z-axis for the shape. Read/write.

Single

Represents the tick-mark labels associated with tick marks on a chart axis.

Deletes the object.

Selects the object.

Returns or sets a Long value that represents the alignment for the specified phonetic text or tick label.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Returns .

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Long.

Returns a Long value that represents the number of levels of category tick labels.

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Sets whether an axis is multilevel. Read/write Boolean.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

Returns or sets a String value that represents the format code for the object.

True if the number format is linked to the cells (so that the number format changes in the labels when it changes in the cells). Read/write Boolean.

Returns or sets a Variant value that represents the format code for the object as a string in the language of the user.

Returns or sets a Long value that represents the distance between the levels of labels, and the distance between the first level and the axis line.

Returns or sets a Long value that represents the text orientation.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Returns or sets an constant that represents the reading order for the specified object. Read/write Long.

Represents a trendline in a chart.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns or sets the number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends backward.

Double

Returns or sets the number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends backward. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object that represents the data label associated with the trendline. Read-only.

True if the equation for the trendline is displayed on the chart (in the same data label as the R-squared value). Setting this property to True automatically turns on data labels. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the R-squared value of the trendline is displayed on the chart (in the same data label as the equation). Setting this property to True automatically turns on data labels. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns or sets the number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends forward.

Double

Returns or sets the number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends forward. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns the index number of the object within the collection of similar objects.

Integer.

Returns or sets the point where the trendline crosses the value axis. Read/write Double.

Double

True if the point where the trendline crosses the value axis is automatically determined by the regression. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

True if Microsoft Word automatically determines the name of the trendline. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Integer value that represents the trendline order (an integer greater than 1) when the trendline’s is .

Integer

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets the period for the moving-average trendline. Can be a value from 2 through 255. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets a value that represents the trendline type.

A collection of all the objects for the specified series.

Returns .

Creates a new trendline. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The name of the trendline as text. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel generates a name. Optional Object. True to display the R-squared value of the trendline on the chart (in the same data label as the equation). The default value is False. Optional Object. The trendline intercept. If this argument is omitted, the intercept is automatically set by the regression. Optional Object. Required if Type is . The trendline period. Must be an integer greater than 1 and less than the number of data points in the series you're adding a trendline to. Optional Object. True to display the equation of the trendline on the chart (in the same data label as the R-squared value). The default value is False. Optional Object. The number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends forward. Optional Object. Required if Type is . The trendline order. Must be an integer from 2 to 6, inclusive. Optional Object. The number of periods (or units on a scatter chart) that the trendline extends backward. Optional . The trendline type. Returns .

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a Integer value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a single object from the collection.

. Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a single initial-capital AutoCorrect exception.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent all the items listed in the Don't correct box on the INitial CAps tab in the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box.

Returns a object that represents a new exception added to the list of AutoCorrect exceptions.

Required String. The abbreviation that you don't want Microsoft Word to follow with a capital letter.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the up bars in a chart group.

Deletes the object.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a object that represents the border of the object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for the parent chart element that contains fill formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns an object that represents the interior of the object.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Represents a variable stored as part of a document. Document variables are used to preserve macro settings in between macro sessions.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the variables added to a document or template. Document variables are used to preserve macro settings in between macro sessions.

Returns a object that represents a variable added to a document.

Optional Object. The value for the document variable. Required String. The name of the document variable.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single version of a document.

A collection of objects that represent all the versions of a document. Corresponds to the items listed in the Versions dialog box (File menu).

Saves a version of the specified document with a comment.

Optional Object.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Integer indicating the ordinal position of the individual object.

Contains the view attributes (show all, field shading, table gridlines, and so on) for a window or pane.

Collapses the text under the selection or the specified range by one heading level.

Optional object. The range of paragraphs to be collapsed. If this argument is omitted, the entire selection is collapsed.

Expands the text under the selection or the specified range by one heading level.

Optional object. The range of paragraphs to be expanded. If this argument is omitted, the entire selection is expanded.

Shows all headings up to the specified heading level and hides subordinate headings and body text.

Required Integer. The outline heading level (a number from 1 to 9).

Returns or sets a constant that represents the display mode for tracked changes. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Microsoft Office Word is in Panning mode. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a Boolean that represents whether to allow editing of text in Reading Layout mode. Read/write.

Boolean

Sets or returns a Boolean that represents whether reading layout view displays two pages side by side.

Boolean

Returns or sets a constant that represents whether margins are visible or hidden when a document is viewed in Full Screen Reading view. Read/write.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to show crop marks in the corners of pages to indicate where margins are located. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the markup area that shows revision and comment balloons is shaded. Read/write.

Boolean

Represents the walls of a 3-D chart. This object isn’t a collection. There’s no object that represents a single wall; you must return all the walls as a unit.

Clears the formatting of the object.

Object

Pastes a picture from the Clipboard on the walls of the specified chart.

Object

Selects the object.

Object

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the chart.

Returns the line, fill, and effect formatting for the object. Read-only .

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns a String value that represents the name of the object.

String

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Object value that represents the way pictures are displayed on the walls and faces of a 3-D chart.

Object

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets a Integer specifying the thickness of the wall. Read/write.

Integer

Specifies the way certain alerts and messages are handled while a macro is running.

All message boxes and alerts are displayed; errors are returned to the macro.

Only message boxes are displayed; errors are trapped and returned to the macro.

No alerts or message boxes are displayed. If a macro encounters a message box, the default value is chosen and the macro continues.

Specifies tab alignment.

Centered tab.

Left-aligned tab.

Right-aligned tab.

Specifies whether Microsoft Office Word calculates the alignment for a tab relative to the section margins or the paragraph indents.

Word calculates tab alignment relative to the paragraph indents.

Word calculates tab alignment relative to the margins

Specifies the type of animation to apply to a font.

Black-and-white, blinking background.

Alternating color and pattern border.

Rotating black-dashed border.

Rotating red-dashed border.

No animation. Default.

Font shimmers in and out of focus.

Randomly alternating pattern and color background.

Specifies the numeral style for an Arabic-language document.

Arabic shape is used for numerals.

Numeral shape depends on text surrounding it.

Hindi shape is used for numerals.

Numeral shape is determined by system settings.

Specifies spelling rules for the Arabic spelling checker.

The spelling checker uses spelling rules regarding both Arabic words ending with the letter yaa and Arabic words beginning with an alef hamza.

The spelling checker uses spelling rules regarding Arabic words ending with the letter yaa.

The spelling checker uses spelling rules regarding Arabic words beginning with an alef hamza.

The spelling checker ignores spelling rules regarding either Arabic words ending with the letter yaa or Arabic words beginning with an alef hamza.

Specifies the window arrangement.

Windows are displayed as icons in a single window.

Windows are tiled into a single window.

Specifies how Microsoft Word resizes a table when the AutoFit feature is used.

The table is automatically sized to fit the content contained in the table.

The table is set to a fixed size, regardless of the content, and is not automatically sized.

The table is automatically sized to the width of the active window.

Specifies an auto macro that is stored in the document.

AutoClose macro.

AutoExec macro.

AutoExit macro.

AutoNew macro.

AutoOpen macro.

AutoSync macro.

Specifies the state of the option for automatically saving document versions.

No document version is saved.

A document version is saved automatically when the document is closed.

Specifies the vertical position of fonts on a line.

Word automatically adjusts the baseline font alignment.

Align to a baseline for the paragraph.

Align center points of each font.

Align using Far East font standards.

Align along top of each font.

Specifies the sorting option for bookmark names displayed in the Bookmark dialog box.

Sorted by location in document.

Sorted by bookmark name.

Specifies whether a page border is measured from the edge of the page or from the text it surrounds.

From the edge of the page.

From the text it surrounds.

Specifies the type of border to be used.

A bottom border.

A diagonal border starting in the top left corner.

A diagonal border starting in the bottom left corner.

Horizontal borders.

A left border.

A right border.

A top border.

Vertical borders.

Specifies type of break.

Column break at the insertion point.

Line break.

Line break.

Line break.

Page break at the insertion point.

New section without a corresponding page break.

Section break with the next section beginning on the next even-numbered page. If the section break falls on an even-numbered page, Word leaves the next odd-numbered page blank.

Section break on next page.

Section break with the next section beginning on the next odd-numbered page. If the section break falls on an odd-numbered page, Word leaves the next even-numbered page blank.

Ends the current line and forces the text to continue below a picture, table, or other item. The text continues on the next blank line that does not contain a table aligned with the left or right margin.

Specifies the version of Web browser at which you want to target new Web pages created in Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.

Specifies the document item that the Next or Previous method locates, and places the insertion point before the next or previous instance of the item.

Places insertion point before next or previous comment.

Places insertion point before next or previous edit.

Places insertion point before next or previous endnote.

Places insertion point before next or previous browsefield.

Places insertion point before next or previous browsefind.

Places insertion point before next or previous footnote.

Places insertion point before next or previous GoTo item.

Places insertion point before next or previous graphic.

Places insertion point before next or previous heading.

Places insertion point before next or previous page.

Places insertion point before next or previous section.

Places insertion point before next or previous table.

Specifies the type of building block.

Autotext building block.

Bibliography building block.

Cover page building block.

Custom building block.

Custom building block.

Custom building block.

Custom building block.

Custom building block.

Custom autotext building block.

Custom bibliography building block.

Custom cover page building block.

Custom equations building block.

Custom footers building block.

Custom headers building block.

Custom page numbering building block.

Building block for custom page numbering on the bottom of the page.

Custom page numbering building block.

Building block for custom page numbering on the top of the page.

Custom quick parts building block.

Custom table of contents building block.

Custom table bulding block.

Custom text box building block.

Custom watermark building block.

Equation building block.

Custom footers building block.

Custom headers building block.

Page numbering building block.

Building block for page numbering on the bottom of the page.

Page numbering building block.

Building block for page numbering on the top of the page.

Quick parts building block.

Table of contents building block.

Table building block.

Text box building block.

Watermark building block.

Specifies a built-in document property.

Name of application.

Author.

Byte count.

Category.

Character count.

Character count with spaces.

Comments.

Company.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Keywords.

Last author.

Line count.

Manager.

Not supported.

Notes.

Page count.

Paragraph count.

Revision number.

Security setting.

Not supported.

Subject.

Template name.

Time created.

Time last printed.

Time last saved.

Title.

Number of edits to VBA project.

Word count.

Specifies a built-in Microsoft Word style.

Bibliography.

Block Quotation.

Body Text.

Body Text 2.

Body Text 3.

Body Text First Indent.

Body Text First Indent 2.

Body Text Indent.

Body Text Indent 2.

Body Text Indent 3.

Book title.

Caption.

Closing.

Comment Reference.

Comment Text.

Date.

Default Paragraph Font.

Emphasis.

Endnote Reference.

Endnote Text.

Envelope Address.

Envelope Return.

Footer.

Footnote Reference.

Footnote Text.

Header.

Heading 1.

Heading 2.

Heading 3.

Heading 4.

Heading 5.

Heading 6.

Heading 7.

Heading 8.

Heading 9.

HTML Acronym.

HTML Address.

HTML City.

HTML Code.

HTML Definition.

HTML Keyboard.

Normal (Web).

HTML Preformatted.

HTML Sample.

HTML Typewriter.

HTML Variable.

Hyperlink.

Followed Hyperlink.

Index 1.

Index 2.

Index 3.

Index 4.

Index 5.

Index 6.

Index 7.

Index8.

Index 9.

Index Heading

Intense Emphasis.

Intense Quote.

Intense Reference.

Line Number.

List.

List 2.

List 3.

List 4.

List 5.

List Bullet.

List Bullet 2.

List Bullet 3.

List Bullet 4.

List Bullet 5.

List Continue.

List Continue 2.

List Continue 3.

List Continue 4.

List Continue 5.

List Number.

List Number 2.

List Number 3.

List Number 4.

List Number 5.

List Paragraph.

Macro Text.

Message Header.

Document Map.

Normal.

Normal Indent.

Normal (applied to an object).

Normal (applied within a table).

Note Heading.

Page Number.

Plain Text.

Quote.

Salutation.

Signature.

Strong.

Subtitle.

Subtle Emphasis.

Subtle Reference.

Colorful Grid.

Colorful List.

Colorful Shading.

Dark List.

Light Grid.

Light Grid Accent 1.

Light List.

Light List Accent 1.

Light Shading.

Light Shading Accent 1.

Medium Grid 1.

Medium Grid 2.

Medium Grid 3.

Medium List 1.

Medium List 1 Accent 1.

Medium List 2.

Medium Shading 1.

Medium List 1 Accent 1.

Medium Shading 2.

Medium Shading 2 Accent 1.

Table of Authorities.

Table of Figures.

Title.

TOA Heading.

TOC 1.

TOC 2.

TOC 3.

TOC 4.

TOC 5.

TOC 6.

TOC 7.

TOC 8.

TOC 9.

TOC Heading.

Specifies a calendar type.

Arabic.

Chinese.

Hebrew.

Japanese.

Korean.

Saka Era.

Thai.

English.

French.

Western.

Specifies calendar type to use when displaying the date or time.

Bi-directional calendar.

Gregorian calendar.

Specifies the type for a caption label.

Equation.

Figure.

Table.

Specifies the number style to be used with the CaptionLabel object.

Arabic style.

Full-width Arabic style.

Arabic letter style 1.

Arabic letter style 2.

Chosung style.

Ganada style.

Hanja read style.

Hanja read digit style.

Hebrew letter style 1.

Hebrew letter style 2.

Hindi Arabic style.

Hindi cardinal style.

Hindi letter style 1.

Hindi letter style 2.

Kanji style.

Kanji digit style.

Kanji traditional style.

Lowercase letter style.

Lowercase roman style.

Number in circle style.

Simplified Chinese number style 2.

Simplified Chinese number style 3.

Thai Arabic style.

Thai cardinal text style.

Thai letter style.

Traditional Chinese number style 2.

Traditional Chinese number style 3.

Uppercase letter style.

Uppercase roman style.

Vietnamese cardinal text style.

Zodiac style 1.

Zodiac style 2.

Specifies the position of the caption label text.

The caption label is added above.

The caption label is added below.

Specifies the color of highlighting for table cells that were added, deleted, or merged in the current document.

Highlighting color determined by reviewer.

Light blue.

Light gray.

Light green.

Light orange.

Light purple.

Light yellow.

No highlighting.

Pink.

Specifies the vertical alignment of text in one or more cells of a table.

Text is aligned to the bottom border of the cell.

Text is aligned to the center of the cell.

Text is aligned to the top border of the cell.

Specifies the case of the text in the specified range.

Full-width. Used for Japanese characters.

Half-width. Used for Japanese characters.

Hiragana characters. Used with Japanese text.

Katakana characters. Used with Japanese text.

Lower case.

Toggles between upper, lower, and sentence case.

Sentence case.

Title word case.

Toggles upper case characters to lower, and lower case characters to upper.

Upper case.

Specifies the character width of the specified range.

Characters are displayed in full character width.

Characters are displayed in half the character width.

Specifies the type of version for the document checked in when using the method. Applies to documents stored in a SharePoint library.

Major version.

Minor version.

Overwrite current version on the server.

Specifies rules for converting text enclosed in chevron characters (« ») to merge fields.

The converter attempts to convert text enclosed in chevrons (« ») to mail merge fields.

The converter prompts the user to convert or not convert chevrons when a Word for the Macintosh document is opened.

The converter prompts the user to convert or not convert chevrons when a Word for the Macintosh document is opened.

The converter passes the text through without attempting any interpretation.

Specifies the direction in which to collapse a range or selection.

Collapse the range to the ending point.

Collapse the range to the starting point.

Specifies the 24-bit color to apply.

Aqua color.

Automatic color. Default; usually black.

Black color.

Blue color.

Blue-gray color.

Bright green color.

Brown color.

Dark blue color.

Dark green color.

Dark red color.

Dark teal color.

Dark yellow color.

Gold color.

Shade 05 of gray color.

Shade 10 of gray color.

Shade 125 of gray color.

Shade 15 of gray color.

Shade 20 of gray color.

Shade 25 of gray color.

Shade 30 of gray color.

Shade 35 of gray color.

Shade 375 of gray color.

Shade 40 of gray color.

Shade 45 of gray color.

Shade 50 of gray color.

Shade 55 of gray color.

Shade 60 of gray color.

Shade 625 of gray color.

Shade 65 of gray color.

Shade 70 of gray color.

Shade 75 of gray color.

Shade 80 of gray color.

Shade 85 of gray color.

Shade 875 of gray color.

Shade 90 of gray color.

Shade 95 of gray color.

Green color.

Indigo color.

Lavender color.

Light blue color.

Light green color.

Light orange color.

Light turquoise color.

Light yellow color.

Lime color.

Olive green color.

Orange color.

Pale blue color.

Pink color.

Plum color.

Red color.

Rose color.

Sea green color.

Sky blue color.

Tan color.

Teal color.

Turquoise color.

Violet color.

White color.

Yellow color.

Specifies the color to apply.

Automatic color. Default; usually black.

Black color.

Blue color.

Bright green color.

Color defined by document author.

Dark blue color.

Dark red color.

Dark yellow color.

Shade 25 of gray color.

Shade 50 of gray color.

Green color.

Removes highlighting that has been applied.

Pink color.

Red color.

Teal color.

Turquoise color.

Violet color.

White color.

Yellow color.

When comparing two files for differences, specifies whether to create a new file or mark the differences between the two documents in the original document or the revised document. Version Added: Word 2007

Creates a new file and tracks the diferences between the original document and the revised document using tracked changes.

Tracks the differences between the two files using tracked changes in the original document.

Tracks the differences between the two files using tracked changes in the revised document.

Specifies the target document for displaying document comparison differences.

Places comparison differences in the current document. Default.

Places comparison differences in a new document.

Places comparison differences in the target document.

Specifies a compatibility option.

Align table rows independently.

Allow space between paragraphs of the same style in a table.

Use line-breaking rules.

Use Microsoft Office Word 2003 table autofit rules.

Autospace like Word 95.

Treat \" as "" in mail merge data sources.

Adjust line height to grid height in the table.

Do not autofit tables next to wrapped objects.

Balance SBCS characters and DBCS characters.

Don't break wrapped tables across pages.

Don't snap text to grid inside table with inline objects.

Draw underline on trailing spaces.

Don't use Asian rules for line breaks with character grid.

Don't use HTML paragraph auto spacing.

Do not use hanging indent as tab stop for bullets and numbering.

Don't allow hanging punctuation with character grid.

Don't center "exact line height" lines.

Don't expand character spaces on the line ending Shift+Return.

Use Word 2003 hanging-punctuation rules in Asian langauges.

Lay out footnotes like Word 6.x/95/97.

Forget last tab alignment.

Allow tables to extend into margins.

Do not use proportional width for Korean characters.

Lay out tables with raw width.

Allow table rows to lay out apart.

Convert backslash characters into yen signs.

Line wrap like Word 6.0.

Use larger small caps like Word 5.x for the Macintosh.

Don't balance columns for continuous section starts.

Suppress extra line spacing like WordPerfect 5.x.

Don't add leading (extra space) between rows of text.

Add space for underline.

Don't add extra space for raised/lowered characters.

Don't add automatic tab stop for hanging indent.

Combine table borders like Word 5.x for the Macintosh.

Print body text before header/footer.

Print colors as black on noncolor printers.

Select entire field with first or last character.

Lay out autoshapes like Word 97.

Show hard page or column breaks in frames.

Expand/condense by whole number of points.

Split apart page break and paragraph mark.

Substitute fonts based on font size.

Suppress extra line spacing at bottom of page.

Suppress Space Before after a hard page or column break.

Suppress extra line spacing at top of page.

Suppress extra line spacing at top of page like Word 5.x for the Macintosh.

Swap left and right borders on odd facing pages.

Don't blank the area behind metafile pictures.

Truncate font height.

Underline the tab character between the number and the text in numbered lists.

Use the Normal style instead of the List Paragraph style for bulleted or numbered lists.

Use printer metrics to lay out document.

Use Word 2002 table style rules.

Use Word 97 line breaking rules for Asian text.

Do full justification like WordPerfect 6.x for Windows.

Set the width of a space like WordPerfect 5.x.

Wrap trailing spaces to next line.

Use Word 2003 indent rules for text next to wrapped objects.

Use Word 6.x/95 border rules.

Specifies the area of a table to which to apply special style formatting.

Applies formatting to even-numbered columns.

Applies formatting to even-numbered rows.

Applies formatting to the first column in a table.

Applies formatting to the first row in a table.

Applies formatting to the last column in a table.

Applies formatting to the last row in a table.

Applies formatting to the last cell in the first row.

Applies formatting to the first cell in the first row.

Applies formatting to odd-numbered columns.

Applies formatting to odd-numbered rows.

Applies formatting to the last cell in the table.

Applies formatting to first cell in the last row of the table.

This enumeration groups together constants used with various Microsoft Word methods.

Represents the Auto value for the specified setting.

Indicates that selection will be extended backward using the MoveStartUntil or MoveStartWhile method of the Range or Selection object.

Represents the creator code for objects created by Microsoft Word.

Represents the first item in a collection.

Indicates that selection will be extended forward using the MoveStartUntil or MoveStartWhile method of the Range or Selection object.

Toggles a property's value.

Represents an undefined value.

Indicates how the date for a date content control is stored or retrieved when the date control is bound to an XML node in the document's data store.

Specifies to store or retrieve the date value for a date content control as a date in the standard XML Schema DateTime format.

Specifies to store or retrieve the date value for a date content control as a time in the standard XML Schema DateTime format.

Specifies to store or retrieve the date value for a date content control as text.

Indicates the type of content control.

Specifies a building block gallery content control.

Specifies a combo box content control.

Specifies a date content control.

Specifies a drop-down list content control.

Specifies a group content control.

Specifies a picture content control.

Specifies a rich-text content control.

Specifies a text content control

Specifies whether the formatting from the previous list can be continued.

Formatting cannot continue from the previous list.

Formatting can continue from the previous list.

Numbering can be restarted.

Specifies the country/region setting of the current system.

Argentina

Brazil

Canada

Chile

China

Denmark

Finland

France

Germany

Iceland

Italy

Japan

Korea

Latin America

Mexico

Netherlands

Norway

Peru

Spain

Sweden

Taiwan

United Kingdom

United States

Venezuela

Specifies how the insertion point progresses within bidirectional text.

Insertion point progresses according to the direction of the language Microsoft Word detects.

Insertion point progresses to the next visually adjacent character.

Specifies the state (shape) of the cursor.

I-beam cursor shape.

Normal cursor shape. Default; cursor takes shape designated by Microsoft Windows or the application.

Diagonal cursor shape starting at top left corner.

Hourglass cursor shape.

Specifies the page size for a custom mailing label.

A4 portrait label dimensions.

A4 landscape label dimensions.

A5 portrait label dimensions.

A5 landscape label dimensions.

B4 JIS label dimensions.

B5 label dimensions.

Fanfold label dimensions.

Higaki portrait label dimensions.

Higaki landscape label dimensions.

Standard letter portrait label dimensions.

Standard letter landscape label dimensions.

Mini label dimensions.

Half-sheet portrait label dimensions.

Half-sheet landscape label dimensions.

Specifies the language format to apply to the current date, time, or both.

Bidirectional date/time format.

Latin date/time format.

Specifies a default folder for files related to Microsoft Word.

Path for Auto Recover files.

Border art path.

Current folder path.

Documents path.

Graphics filters path.

Pictures path.

Program path.

Proofing tools path.

Startup path.

Style Gallery path.

Temp file path.

Text converters path.

Tools path.

Tutorial path.

User Options path.

User templates path.

Workgroup templates path.

Specifies the default list behavior for a list.

Use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 2002.

Use formatting compatible with Microsoft Word 97.

Use Web-oriented formatting as introduced in Microsoft Word 2000.

Specifies whether Microsoft Word automatically resizes cells in a table to fit the contents (AutoFit).

Disables AutoFit. Default.

Enables AutoFit.

Specifies a range of cells to be deleted from a table in a delete cells action or the behavior of the remaining cells after the deletion has occurred.

Delete the entire column of cells from the table.

Delete the entire row of cells from the table.

Shift remaining cells left in the row where the deletion occurred after a cell or range of cells has been deleted.

Shift remaining cells up in the column where the deletion occurred after a cell or range of cells has been deleted.

Specifies the format of text that is deleted while change tracking is enabled.

Deleted text is displayed in bold.

Deleted text is marked up by using caret characters.

Deleted text is displayed in a specified color (default is red).

Deleted text is marked up by using double-strikethrough characters.

Deleted text is marked up by using double-underline characters.

Deleted text is hidden.

Deleted text is displayed in italics.

Deleted text is not marked up.

Deleted text is marked up by using pound characters.

Deleted text is marked up by using strikethrough characters.

Deleted text is underlined.

Specifies whether to apply a different color to diacritics in bi-directional or Latin style languages.

Bi-directional language (Arabic, Hebrew, and so forth).

Latin style languages.

Specifies a proofing tool type.

Grammar.

Dictionary for converting between Hangul and Hanja. Available only if you have enabled support for Korean through Microsoft Office Language Settings.

Custom dictionary for converting between Hangul and Hanja.

Hyphenation.

Spelling.

Not supported.

Custom spelling dictionary.

Legal dictionary.

Medical dictionary.

Thesaurus.

Specifies the version of Microsoft Word for which to disable all features introduced after that version. Applies only to the document for which the property is set when used with the DisableFeaturesIntroducedAfter property or for all documents when used with the DisableFeaturesIntroducedAfterbyDefault property.

Specifies Word for Windows 95, versions 7.0 and 7.0a.

Specifies Word for Windows 95, versions 7.0 and 7.0a, Asian edition.

Specifies Word 97 for Windows. Default.

Specifies how a building block is inserted into a document.

Inline building block.

Page-level building block.

Paragraph-level building block.

Specifies the direction to flow the text in a document.

Left to right.

Right to left.

Specifies the format type that Microsoft Word uses when automatically formatting a document.

E-mail format.

Letter format.

No format specified.

Specifies the type of document to which you are applying a theme.

Document.

E-mail message.

Web page.

Specifies a document type.

Document.

Frameset.

Template.

Specifies the alignment and reading order for the entire document.

Displays the document with left alignment and left-to-right reading order.

Displays the document with right alignment and right-to-left reading order.

Specifies the position of a dropped capital letter.

Dropped capital letter ends at the left margin.

No dropped capital letter.

Dropped capital letter begins at the left margin.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Specifies a user or group of users for a document.

Represents the current user of the document.

Represents the Editors group for documents that use Information Rights Management.

Represents all users who open a document.

Represents the Owners group for documents that use Information Rights Management.

Specifies whether to leave or remove HTML tags not required for display.

Leaves HTML intact.

Removes all HTML tags that do not affect how a message displays.

Not supported.

Specifies the type of emphasis mark to use for a character or designated character string.

No emphasis mark.

A comma.

A solid black circle.

An empty white circle.

A solid black circle.

Specifies whether CTRL+BREAK can or cannot interrupt a macro

Prevents CTRL+BREAK from interrupting a macro.

Allows a macro to be interrupted by CTRL+BREAK.

Specifies the relative size of an enclosure.

The enclosure is larger.

The enclosure assumes the default size.

The enclosure is smaller.

Specifies the type of symbol to use as an enclosure.

A circle.

A diamond.

A square.

A triangle.

Specifies the position of endnotes.

At end of active document.

At end of current section.

Specifies the orientation of envelopes.

Center clockwise orientation.

Center landscape orientation.

Center portrait orientation.

Left clockwise orientation.

Left landscape orientation.

Left portrait orientation.

Right clockwise orientation.

Right landscape orientation.

Right portrait orientation.

Specifies what bookmarks to include when exporting a document.

Create a bookmark in the exported document for each Microsoft Office Word heading, which includes only headings within the main document and text boxes not within headers, footers, endnotes, footnotes, or comments.

Do not create bookmarks in the exported document.

Create a bookmark in the exported document for each Word bookmark, which includes all bookmarks except those contained within headers and footers.

Specifies format to use for exporting a document.

Export document into PDF format.

Export document into XML Paper Specification (XPS) format.

Specifies whether to export the document with markup.

Exports the document without markup.

Exports the document with markup.

Specifies the resolution and quality of the exported document.

Export for screen, which is a lower quality and results in a smaller file size.

Export for print, which is higher quailty and results in a larger file size.

Specifies how much of the document to export.

Exports the entire document.

Exports the current page.

Exports the contents of a range using the starting and ending positions.

Exports the contents of the current selection.

Specifies the East Asian language to use when breaking lines of text in the specified document or template.

Japanese.

Korean.

Simplified Chinese.

Traditional Chinese.

Specifies the line break control level for the specified document.

Custom line break control.

Normal line break control.

Strict line break control.

Specifies the type of field for a Field object.

A field that doesn't have a result, for example, an Index Entry (XE), Table of Contents Entry (TC), or Private field.

A field that's automatically updated each time it's displayed or each time the page is reformatted, but which can also be manually updated (for example, INCLUDEPICTURE or FORMDROPDOWN).

An invalid field (for example, a pair of field characters with nothing inside).

A field that can be updated and has a result. This type includes fields that are automatically updated when the source changes as well as fields that can be manually updated (for example, DATE or INCLUDETEXT).

Specifies when to apply on-screen shading for form fields.

Always apply.

Never apply.

Apply only when form field is selected.

Specifies a Microsoft Word field.

Add-in field. Not available through the Field dialog box. Used to store data that is hidden from the user interface.

AddressBlock field.

Advance field.

Ask field.

Author field.

AutoNum field.

AutoNumLgl field.

AutoNumOut field.

AutoText field.

AutoTextList field.

BarCode field.

Bibliography field.

BidiOutline field.

Citation field.

Comments field.

Compare field.

CreateDate field.

Data field.

Database field.

Date field.

DDE field. No longer available through the Field dialog box, but supported for documents created in earlier versions of Microsoft Word.

DDEAuto field. No longer available through the Field dialog box, but supported for documents created in earlier versions of Microsoft Word.

DocProperty field.

DocVariable field.

EditTime field.

Embedded field.

Empty field. Acts as a placeholder for field content that has not yet been added. A field added by pressing Ctrl+F9 in the user interface is an Empty field.

= (Formula) field.

FileName field.

FileSize field.

Fill-In field.

FootnoteRef field. Not available through the Field dialog box. Inserted programmatically or interactively.

FormCheckBox field. Inserted with the Check Box Form Field button on the Forms toolbar rather than through the Field dialog box or through code.

FormDropDown field. Inserted with the Drop-Down Form Field button on the Forms toolbar rather than through the Field dialog box or through code.

FormText field. Inserted with the Text Form Field button on the Forms toolbar rather than through the Fields dialog box or through code.

EQ (Equation) field.

Glossary field. No longer supported in Microsoft Word.

GoToButton field.

GreetingLine field.

HTMLActiveX field. Not currently supported.

Hyperlink field.

If field.

Import field. Cannot be added through the Field dialog box, but can be added interactively or through code.

Include field. Cannot be added through the Field dialog box, but can be added interactively or through code.

IncludePicture field.

IncludeText field.

Index field.

XE (Index Entry) field.

Info field.

Keywords field.

LastSavedBy field.

Link field.

ListNum field.

MacroButton field.

MergeField field.

MergeRec field.

MergeSeq field.

Next field.

NextIf field.

NoteRef field.

NumChars field.

NumPages field.

NumWords field.

OCX field. Cannot be added through the Field dialog box, but can be added through code by using the AddOLEControl method of the FormFields collection.

Page field.

PageRef field.

Print field.

PrintDate field.

Private field.

Quote field.

Ref field.

RD (Reference Document) field.

RevNum field.

SaveDate field.

Section field.

SectionPages field.

Seq (Sequence) field.

Set field.

Shape field. Automatically created for any drawn picture.

SkipIf field.

StyleRef field.

Subject field.

Subscriber field.

Symbol field.

Template field.

Time field.

Title field.

TOA (Table of Authorities) field.

TOA (Table of Authorities Entry) field.

TOC (Table of Contents) field.

TOC (Table of Contents Entry) field.

UserAddress field.

UserInitials field.

UserName field.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Specifies wrap behavior if a selection or range is specified for a find operation and the search text isn't found in the selection or range.

After searching the selection or range, Microsoft Word displays a message asking whether to search the remainder of the document.

The find operation continues if the beginning or end of the search range is reached.

The find operation ends if the beginning or end of the search range is reached.

Specifies the direction in which text flows from one text column to the next.

Text in columns flows from left to right.

Text in columns flows from right to left.

Specifies the font bias for symbols.

Default font bias.

No font bias specified.

Far East font bias.

Specifies the position of footnotes.

Beneath current text.

At bottom of current page.

Specifies the reference point against which the frame position is calculated.

Bottom margin.

Center of document.

Content on inside of frame.

Left margin.

Content on outside of frame.

Right margin.

Top margin.

Specifies the position of a new frame in relation to an existing frame.

Above existing frame.

Below existing frame.

To the left of existing frame.

To the right of existing frame.

Specifies how to interpret the height or width of a specified frame on a frames page.

Microsoft Word interprets the height or width of the specified frame as a fixed value (in points).

Word interprets the height or width of the specified frame as a percentage of the screen height or width.

Word interprets the height or width of the specified frame as relative to the height or width of other frames on the frames page.

Specifies the type of frame.

A single frame.

A frameset.

Specifies how Word interprets the rule used to determine the height or width of a frame.

Sets the height or width to a value equal to or greater than the value specified by the Height property or Width property.

Sets the height or width according to the height or width of the item in the frame.

Sets the height or width to an exact value specified by the Height property or Width property.

Indicates which version of French to use when using the French language spelling checker dictionaries.

Use both Post Reform and Pre-Reform French dictionaries when checking French language spelling.

Use only the Post Reform French dictionary when checking French language spelling.

Use only the Pre-Reform French dictionary when checking French language spelling.

Specifies the position to which a selection or the insertion point is moved in relation to an object or to itself.

An absolute position.

The first instance of the specified object.

The last instance of the specified object.

The next instance of the specified object.

The previous instance of the specified object.

A position relative to the current position.

Specifies the type of item to move the insertion point or selection just prior to.

A bookmark.

A comment.

An endnote.

An equation.

A field.

A footnote.

A grammatical error.

A graphic.

A heading.

A line.

An object.

A page.

A percent.

A proofreading error.

A section.

A spelling error.

A table.

Specifies the granularity of changes to track when comparing two documents. Version Added: Word 2007.

Tracks character-level changes.

Tracks word-level changes.

Specifies where the gutter appears in the document.

On the left side.

On the right side.

At the top.

Specifies whether the gutter style should conform to left-to-right text flow or right-to-left text flow.

Bidirectional gutter should be used to conform to right-to-left text flow.

Latin gutter should be used to conform to left-to-right text flow.

Returns the specified header or footer in a document or section.

Returns all headers or footers on even-numbered pages.

Returns the first header or footer in a document or section.

Returns the header or footer on all pages other than the first page of a document or section.

Specifies the type of text separator to place between headings in an index.

A blank line.

A designated letter.

A designated uppercase letter.

A designated lowercase letter.

No separator.

Specifies which rules the Hebrew spelling checker will follow.

The spelling checker follows rules for the conventional script required by the Hebrew Language Academy for writing text without diacritics.

The spelling checker follows rules for full and partial script, but highlights as potential mistakes any spelling variations not permitted within either system and any completely unrecognized words.

The spelling checker follows rules for full and partial script and allows non-conventional spelling variations. Only completely unrecognized words are highlighted as potential mistakes.

The spelling checker follows rules for the traditional script used only for text with diacritics.

Specifies the type of online Help topic or window to display.

Displays the Help Topics dialog box.

Displays the About Microsoft Word dialog box (Help menu).

Displays Help describing the command associated with the active view or pane.

Displays the Help Topics dialog box.

Displays examples and demos.

Displays Help topics for AreA Hangul users.

Displays Help topics for Ichitaro users.

Displays the Help Topics dialog box.

Displays keyboard shortcuts associated with help.

Displays Help topics for IBM Personal Editor 2 users.

Displays product support information

Displays quick previews.

Displays the Help Topics dialog box.

Displays a list of Help topics that describe how to use Help.

Specifies how Word interprets high-ANSI text.

Microsoft Word interprets high-ANSI text as East Asian characters only if Word automatically detects East Asian language text.

Word doesn't interpret any high-ANSI text as East Asian characters.

Word interprets all high-ANSI text as East Asian characters.

Specifies the format of horizontal text set within vertical text.

The horizontal text is sized to fit in the line of vertical text.

No formatting is applied to the horizontal text.

The line of vertical text is sized to accommodate the horizontal text.

Specifies the alignment of a horizontal line.

Centered.

Aligned to the left.

Aligned to the right.

Specifies how Word interprets the width (length) of the specified horizontal line.

Microsoft Word interprets the width (length) of the specified horizontal line as a fixed value (in points). This is the default value for horizontal lines added with the AddHorizontalLine method. Setting the Width property for the InlineShape object associated with a horizontal line sets the WidthType property to this value.

Word interprets the width (length) of the specified horizontal line as a percentage of the screen width. This is the default value for horizontal lines added with the AddHorizontalLineStandard method. Setting the PercentWidth property on a horizontal line sets the WidthType property to this value.

Specifies the default start-up mode for the Japanese Input Method Editor (IME).

Activates the IME in half-width Latin mode.

Activates the IME in full-width Latin mode.

Activates the IME in half-width Hangul mode.

Activates the IME in full-width Hangul mode.

Activates the IME in full-width hiragana mode.

Activates the IME in full-width katakana mode.

Activates the IME in half-width katakana mode.

Does not change the IME mode.

Disables the IME and activates Latin text entry.

Activates the IME.

Specifies how Microsoft Word classifies the first character of entries in the specified index.

Japanese words use the AIUEO method of alphabetizing.

Japanese words use Akasatana.

Korean words use Chosung.

Korean words use Chosung.

Japanese words use Akasatana.

Japanese words use the AIUEO method of alphabetizing.

No special filtering.

Specifies the formatting for indexes in a document.

Bulleted.

Classic.

Fancy.

Formal.

Modern.

Simple.

From template.

Specifies the criteria by which Word sorts the specified index.

Sort by the number of strokes in a character.

Sort phonetically.

Specifies the type of index.

An indented index.

A run-in index.

Specifies the type of information returned about a specified selection or range.

Returns the number of the page that contains the active end of the specified selection or range. If you set a starting page number or make other manual adjustments, returns the adjusted page number (unlike wdActiveEndPageNumber).

Returns the number of the page that contains the active end of the specified selection or range, counting from the beginning of the document. Any manual adjustments to page numbering are disregarded (unlike wdActiveEndAdjustedPageNumber).

Returns the number of the section that contains the active end of the specified selection or range.

Returns True if the specified selection or range is at the end-of-row mark in a table.

Returns True if Caps Lock is in effect.

Returns the table column number that contains the end of the specified selection or range.

Returns the table row number that contains the end of the specified selection or range.

Returns the character position of the first character in the specified selection or range. If the selection or range is collapsed, the character number immediately to the right of the range or selection is returned (this is the same as the character column number displayed in the status bar after "Col").

Returns the character position of the first character in the specified selection or range. If the selection or range is collapsed, the character number immediately to the right of the range or selection is returned (this is the same as the character line number displayed in the status bar after "Ln").

Returns True if the selection or range is an entire frame or text box.

Returns a value that indicates the type of header or footer that contains the specified selection or range, as shown in the following table.

Returns the horizontal position of the specified selection or range; this is the distance from the left edge of the selection or range to the left edge of the page measured in points (1 point = 20 twips, 72 points = 1 inch). If the selection or range isn't within the screen area, returns – 1.

Returns the horizontal position of the specified selection or range relative to the left edge of the nearest text boundary enclosing it, in points (1 point = 20 twips, 72 points = 1 inch). If the selection or range isn't within the screen area, returns - 1.

For information about this constant, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition.

Returns True if the specified selection or range is in a comment pane.

Returns True if the specified selection or range is in an endnote area in print layout view or in the endnote pane in normal view.

Returns True if the specified selection or range is in a footnote area in print layout view or in the footnote pane in normal view.

Returns True if the specified selection or range is in the footnote or endnote pane in normal view or in a footnote or endnote area in print layout view. For more information, see the descriptions of wdInFootnote and wdInEndnote in the preceding paragraphs.

Returns True if the selection or range is in the header or footer pane or in a header or footer in print layout view.

Returns True if the selection or range is in a master document (that is, a document that contains at least one subdocument).

Returns True if the selection or range is in the header or footer pane or in a header or footer in print layout view.

Returns the greatest number of table columns within any row in the selection or range.

Returns the greatest number of table rows within the table in the specified selection or range.

Returns the number of pages in the document associated with the selection or range.

Returns True if Num Lock is in effect.

Returns True if Overtype mode is in effect. The Overtype property can be used to change the state of the Overtype mode.

Returns a value that indicates where the selection is in relation to a footnote, endnote, or comment reference, as shown in the following table.

Returns True if change tracking is in effect.

Returns a value that indicates the current selection mode, as shown in the following table.

Returns the table column number that contains the beginning of the selection or range.

Returns the table row number that contains the beginning of the selection or range.

Returns the vertical position of the selection or range; this is the distance from the top edge of the selection to the top edge of the page measured in points (1 point = 20 twips, 72 points = 1 inch). If the selection isn't visible in the document window, returns – 1.

Returns the vertical position of the selection or range relative to the top edge of the nearest text boundary enclosing it, in points (1 point = 20 twips, 72 points = 1 inch). This is useful for determining the position of the insertion point within a frame or table cell. If the selection isn't visible, returns – 1.

Returns True if the selection is in a table.

Returns the current percentage of magnification as set by the Percentage property.

Specifiesa shape type for inlie shapes.

Inline chart.

Inline diagram.

Embedded OLE object.

Horizontal line.

Linked OLE object.

Linked picture.

Linked picture with horizontal line.

Locked inline shape canvas.

OLE control object.

OWS anchor.

Picture.

Picture used as a bullet.

Picture with horizontal line.

Script anchor. Refers to anchor location for block of script stored with a document.

Smart art.

Specifies where and what type of cells to add to an existing table.

Inserts an entire column to the left of the column that contains the selection.

Inserts an entire row above the row that contains the selection.

Inserts new cells above the selected cells.

Insert new cells to the left of the selected cells.

Specifies the format of text that is inserted while change tracking is enabled.

Inserted text is displayed in bold.

Inserted text is displayed in a specified color.

Inserted text is marked up by using double-strikethrough characters.

Inserted text is marked up by using double-underline characters.

Inserted text is displayed in italics.

Inserted text is not marked up.

Inserted text is marked up by using strikethrough characters.

Inserted text is underlined.

Specifies information specific to the current country/region and international settings.

Returns True if you're using 24-hour time; returns False if you're using 12-hour time.

Returns the currency symbol ($ in U.S. English).

Returns the date separator (/ in U.S. English).

Returns the decimal separator (. in U.S. English).

Returns the string used to indicate morning hours (for example, 10 AM).

Returns the string used to indicate afternoon and evening hours (for example, 2 PM).

Returns the list separator (, in U.S. English).

Returns the language version of Word.

Returns the thousands separator (, in U.S. English).

Returns the time separator (: in U.S. English).

Specifies the character spacing adjustment for a document.

Compress.

Compress, using rules of the kana syllabaries, Hiragana and Katakana.

Expand.

Specifies the format of the selected Japanese text.

The text is formatted as Hiragana.

The text is formatted as Katakana.

Specifies a keyboard character. Although uppercase and lowercase characters are designated by using different values in a character encoding map, they share a single constant in this enumeration.

The 0 key.

The 1 key.

The 2 key.

The 3 key.

The 4 key.

The 5 key.

The 6 key.

The 7 key.

The 8 key.

The 9 key.

The A key.

The ALT key.

The B key.

The ` key.

The \ key.

The BACKSPACE key.

The C key.

The ] key.

The , key.

The Windows command key or Macintosh COMMAND key.

The CTRL key.

The D key.

The DELETE key.

The E key.

The END key.

The = key.

The ESC key.

The F key.

The F1 key.

The F10 key.

The F11 key.

The F12 key.

The F13 key.

The F14 key.

The F15 key.

The F16 key.

The F2 key.

The F3 key.

The F4 key.

The F5 key.

The F6 key.

The F7 key.

The F8 key.

The F9 key.

The G key.

The H key.

The HOME key.

The - key.

The I key.

The INSERT key.

The J key.

The K key.

The L key.

The M key.

The N key.

The 0 key.

The 1 key.

The 2 key.

The 3 key.

The 4 key.

The 5 key.

.

The 6 key.

The 7 key.

The 8 key.

The 9 key.

The + key on the numeric keypad.

The . key on the numeric keypad.

The / key on the numeric keypad.

The * key on the numeric keypad.

The - key on the numeric keypad.

The O key.

The [ key.

The mouse option key or Macintosh OPTION key.

The P key.

The PAGE DOWN key.

The PAGE UP key.

The PAUSE key.

The . key.

The Q key.

The R key.

The ENTER or RETURN key.

The S key.

The SCROLL LOCK key.

The ; key.

The SHIFT key.

The ' key.

The / key.

The SPACEBAR key.

The T key.

The TAB key.

The U key.

The V key.

The W key.

The X key.

The Y key.

The Z key.

No key.

Specifies the type of item assigned to the key binding.

Key is assigned to autotext.

Key is assigned to a command

Key is disabled.

Key is assigned to a font.

Key is assigned to a

Key is not assigned.

Key is assigned to a prefix.

Key is assigned to a style.

Key is assigned to a symbol.

Specifies the language to use.

African language.

Albanian language.

Amharic language.

Arabic language.

Arabic Algerian language.

Arabic Bahraini language.

Arabic Egyptian language.

Arabic Iraqi language.

Arabic Jordanian language.

Arabic Kuwaiti language.

Arabic Lebanese language.

Arabic Libyan language.

Arabic Moroccan language.

Arabic Omani language.

Arabic Qatari language.

Arabic Syrian language.

Arabic Tunisian language.

Arabic United Arab Emirates language.

Arabic Yemeni language.

Armenian language.

Assamese language.

Azeri Cyrillic language.

Azeri Latin language.

Basque language.

Belgian Dutch language.

Belgian French language.

Bengali language.

Bulgarian language.

Burmese language.

Byelorussian language.

Catalan language.

Cherokee language.

Chinese Hong Kong SAR language.

Chinese Macao SAR language.

Chinese Singapore language.

Croatian language.

Czech language.

Danish language.

Divehi language.

Dutch language.

Edo language.

Australian English language.

Belize English language.

Canadian English language.

Caribbean English language.

Indonesian English language.

Irish English language.

Jamaican English language.

New Zealand English language.

Filipino English language.

South African English language.

Tobago Trinidad English language.

United Kingdom English language.

United States English language.

Zimbabwe English language.

Estonian language.

Faeroese language.

Filipino language.

Finnish language.

French language.

French Cameroon language.

French Canadian language.

French Cote d'Ivoire language.

French Haiti language.

French Luxembourg language.

French Mali language.

French Monaco language.

French Morocco language.

French Reunion language.

French Senegal language.

French West Indies language.

Frisian Netherlands language.

Fulfulde language.

Gaelic Irish language.

Gaelic Scottish language.

Galician language.

Georgian language.

German language.

German Austrian language.

German Liechtenstein language.

German Luxembourg language.

Greek language.

Guarani language.

Gujarati language.

Hausa language.

Hawaiian language.

Hebrew language.

Hindi language.

Hungarian language.

Ibibio language.

Icelandic language.

Igbo language.

Indonesian language.

Inuktitut language.

Italian language.

Japanese language.

Kannada language.

Kanuri language.

Kashmiri language.

Kazakh language.

Khmer language.

Kirghiz language.

Konkani language.

Korean language.

Kyrgyz language.

No specified language.

Lao language.

Latin language.

Latvian language.

Lithuanian language.

Macedonian (FYROM) language.

Malayalam language.

Malay Brunei Darussalam language.

Malaysian language.

Maltese language.

Manipuri language.

Marathi language.

Mexican Spanish language.

Mongolian language.

Nepali language.

Disables proofing if the language ID identifies a language in which an object is grammatically validated using the Word proofing tools.

Norwegian Bokmol language.

Norwegian Nynorsk language.

Oriya language.

Oromo language.

Pashto language.

Polish language.

Portuguese language.

Punjabi language.

Rhaeto Romanic language.

Romanian language.

Romanian Moldova language.

Russian language.

Russian Moldova language.

Sami Lappish language.

Sanskrit language.

Serbian Cyrillic language.

Serbian Latin language.

Sesotho language.

Simplified Chinese language.

Sindhi language.

Sindhi Pakistani language.

Sinhalese language.

Slovakian language.

Slovenian language.

Somali language.

Sorbian language.

Spanish language.

Spanish Argentina language.

Spanish Bolivian language.

Spanish Chilean language.

Spanish Colombian language.

Spanish Costa Rican language.

Spanish Dominican Republic language.

Spanish Ecuadorian language.

Spanish El Salvadorian language.

Spanish Guatemala language.

Spanish Honduran language.

Spanish Modern Sort language.

Spanish Nicaraguan language.

Spanish Panamanian language.

Spanish Paraguayan language.

Spanish Peruvian language.

Spanish Puerto Rican language.

Spanish Uruguayan language.

Spanish Venezuelan language.

Sutu language.

Swahili language.

Swedish language.

Swedish Finnish language.

Swiss French language.

Swiss German language.

Swiss Italian language.

Syriac language.

Tajik language.

Tamazight language.

Tamazight Latin language.

Tamil language.

Tatar language.

Telugu language.

Thai language.

Tibetan language.

Tigrigna Eritrea language.

Tigrigna Ethiopic language.

Traditional Chinese language.

Tsonga language.

Tswana language.

Turkish language.

Turkmen language.

Ukrainian language.

Urdu language.

Uzbek Cyrillic language.

Uzbek Latin language.

Venda language.

Vietnamese language.

Welsh language.

Xhosa language.

Yi language.

Yiddish language.

Yoruba language.

Zulu language.

Specifies how text is laid out in the layout mode for the current document.

No grid is used to lay out text.

Text is laid out on a grid; the user specifies the number of lines and the number of characters per line. As the user types, Microsoft Word automatically aligns characters with gridlines.

Text is laid out on a grid; the user specifies the number of lines and the number of characters per line. As the user types, Microsoft Word doesn't automatically align characters with gridlines.

Text is laid out on a grid; the user specifies the number of lines, but not the number of characters per line.

Specifies a location to place letterhead in a letter created by the Letter Wizard.

At the bottom of the letter.

To the left of the letter.

To the right of the letter.

At the top of the letter.

Specifies the layout of a letter created by the Letter Wizard.

Full block.

Modified block.

Semi-block.

Specifies how Microsoft Word marks the line and paragraph breaks in documents saved as text files.

Carriage return plus line feed.

Carriage return only.

Line feed plus carriage return.

Line feed only.

Not supported.

Specifies a line spacing format to be applied to a paragraph.

Space-and-a-half line spacing. Spacing is equivalent to the current font size plus 6 points.

Line spacing is always at least a specified amount. The amount is specified separately.

Double spaced.

Line spacing is only the exact maximum amount of space required. This setting commonly uses less space than single spacing.

Line spacing determined by the number of lines indicated.

Single spaced. default

Specifies the border style for an object.

A dash followed by a dot.

A dash followed by two dots.

A dash followed by a dot stroke, thus rendering a border similar to a barber pole.

A dash followed by a large gap.

A dash followed by a small gap.

Dots.

Double solid lines.

Double wavy solid lines.

The border appears to have a 3-D embossed look.

The border appears to have a 3-D engraved look.

The border appears to be inset.

No border.

The border appears to be outset.

A single solid line.

A single wavy solid line.

An internal single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a large gap between them.

An internal single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a medium gap between them.

An internal single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a small gap between them.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line with a large gap between them.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line with a medium gap between them.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line with a small gap between them.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a large gap between all lines.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a medium gap between all lines.

An internal single thin solid line surrounded by a single thick solid line surrounded by a single thin solid line with a small gap between all lines.

Three solid thin lines.

Specifies whether a line is a line of text or a table row.

A table row.

A line of text in the body of the document.

Specifies the width of an object's border.

0.25 point.

0.50 point.

0.75 point.

1.00 point. default.

1.50 points.

2.25 points.

3.00 points.

4.50 points.

6.00 points.

Specifies the type of link.

Microsoft Excel chart.

Dynamic Data Exchange.

DDE automatic.

Import file.

Include file.

OLE object.

Picture.

Reference library.

Text.

Specifies the portion of a list to which to apply a list template.

Selection.

From cursor insertion point to end of list.

Entire list.

Specifies the type of list from a list template gallery.

Bulleted list.

Numbered list.

Outline numbered list.

Specifies the alignment of a list level.

Center aligned.

Left aligned.

Right aligned.

Specifies the numeric style to apply to a list.

Aiueo numeric style.

Aiueo half-width numeric style.

Arabic numeric style.

Arabic 1 numeric style.

Arabic 2 numeric style.

Arabic full-width numeric style.

Arabic LZ numeric style.

Bullet style.

Cardinal text style.

Chosung style.

Ganada style.

GB numeric 1 style.

GB numeric 2 style.

GB numeric 3 style.

GB numeric 4 style.

Hanqul style.

Hanja style.

Hanja Read style.

Hanja Read Digit style.

Hebrew 1 style.

Hebrew 2 style.

Hindi Arabic style.

Hindi Cardinal text style.

Hindi letter 1 style.

Hindi letter 2 style.

Iroha style.

Iroha half width style.

Kanji style.

Kanji Digit style.

Kanji traditional style.

Kanji traditional 2 style.

Legal style.

Legal LZ style.

Lowercase letter style.

Lowercase Roman style.

Lowercase Russian style.

No style applied.

Number in circle style.

Ordinal style.

Ordinal text style.

Picture bullet style.

Simplified Chinese numeric 1 style.

Simplified Chinese numeric 2 style.

Simplified Chinese numeric 3 style.

Simplified Chinese numeric 4 style.

Thai Arabic style.

Thai Cardinal text style.

Thai letter style.

Traditional Chinese numeric 1 style.

Traditional Chinese numeric 2 style.

Traditional Chinese numeric 3 style.

Traditional Chinese numeric 4 style.

Uppercase letter style.

Uppercase Roman style.

Uppercase Russian style.

Vietnamese Cardinal text style.

Zodiac 1 style.

Zodiac 2 style.

Zodiac 3 style.

Specifies a type of list.

Bulleted list.

ListNum fields that can be used in the body of a paragraph.

Mixed numeric list.

List with no bullets, numbering, or outlining.

Outlined list.

Picture bulleted list.

Simple numeric list.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Specifies the active record in a mail merge result set.

The first record in the data source.

The first record in the result set.

The last record in the data source.

The last record in the result set.

The next record in the data source.

The next record in the result set.

No active record.

The previous record in the data source.

The previous record in the result set.

Specifies the type of comparison to use when a condition is added to a mail merge process.

A value is output if the mail merge field is equal to a value.

A value is output if the mail merge field is greater than a value.

A value is output if the mail merge field is greater than or equal to a value.

A value is output if the mail merge field is blank.

A value is output if the mail merge field is not blank.

A value is output if the mail merge field is less than a value.

A value is output if the mail merge field is less than or equal to a value.

A value is output if the mail merge field is not equal to a value.

Specifies the data source for a mail merge operation.

From Microsoft Access using Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE).

From Microsoft Excel using DDE.

From MSQuery using DDE.

From an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) connection.

From an Office Data Source Object (ODSO).

From Microsoft Word.

No merge information provided.

Specifies the default record to use in a mail merge process.

Use the first record in the result set as the default record.

Use the last record in the result set as the default record.

Specifies a destination for mail merge results.

Send results to e-mail recipient.

Send results to fax recipient.

Send results to a new Word document.

Send results to a printer.

Specifies the format to use when the mail merge destination is an e-mail message.

Sends mail merge e-mail documents using HTML format.

Sends mail merge e-mail documents using plain text.

Specifies a type of mail merge document.

Catalog.

Directory.

E-mail message.

Envelope.

Fax.

Form letter.

Mailing label.

Not a merge document.

Specifies the state of a mail merge operation.

A data source with no main document.

A main document with an attached data source.

A main document with an attached header source.

A main document with attached data source and header source.

A main document with no data attached.

Document is not involved in a mail merge operation.

Specifies the type of mail system.

Standard Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) mail system.

Both a standard Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) mail system and a PowerTalk mail system.

No mail system.

PowerTalk mail system.

Specifies a type of mapped data field.

Address 1 field.

Address 2 field.

Address 3 field.

Business fax field.

Business phone field.

City field.

Company field.

Country/region field.

Courtesy title field.

Department field.

E-mail address field.

First name field.

Home fax field.

Home phone field.

Job title field.

Last name field.

Middle name field.

Nickname field.

Postal code field.

Ruby first name field.

Ruby last name field.

Spouse courtesy title field.

Spouse first name field.

Spouse last name field.

Spouse middle name field.

Spouse nickname field.

State field.

Suffix field.

Unique identifier field.

Web page unique resource identifier (URL) field.

Specifies a unit of measure to use.

Centimeters.

Inches.

Millimeters.

Picas (commonly used in traditional typewriter font spacing).

Points.

Specifies the document from which to retain formatting during a document compare function.

Retains formatting from the original document.

Prompt the user for the document to use for formatting.

Retains formatting from the revised document.

Specifies the data source to be attached to the current document.

Microsoft Access.

Office Address List.

OLE database.

OLE database.

Other type of data source.

Microsoft Outlook.

Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word 2000.

Microsoft Works.

Specifies the target for a Compare and Merge Documents process.

Merge into current document.

Merge into new document.

Merge into selected document.

Specifies the format in which to display month names.

Arabic format.

English format.

French format.

Marks the moved-from text when text in a document with tracked changes is moved from one place to another.

Marks moved text with bold formatting.

Marks moved text with a caret.

Marks moved text with color only. Use the property to set the color of moved text.

Marks moved text with a double strikethrough.

Marks moved text with a double underline.

Hides moved text.

Marks moved text with italic formatting.

Marks moved text with a pound (number) sign.

Marks moved text with a strikethrough.

Underlines moved text.

Specifies the way the selection is moved.

The end of the selection is extended to the end of the specified unit.

The selection is collapsed to an insertion point and moved to the end of the specified unit. Default.

Marks the moved-to text when text in a document with tracked changes is moved from one place to another.

Marks moved text with bold formatting.

Marks moved text with color only. Use the property to set the color of moved text.

Moved text is marked with a double strikethrough.

Moved text is marked with a double underline.

Marks moved text with italic formatting.

No special formatting for moved text.

Moved text is marked with a strikethrough.

Underlines moved text.

Specifies the direction for conversion between Hangul and Hanja.

Hangul to Hanja.

Hanja to Hangul.

Specifies the type of new document to create.

Blank document.

E-mail message.

Frameset.

Web page.

XML document.

Specifies the number style to apply to endnotes, endnote options, footnotes, or footnote options.

Arabic number style.

Arabic full-width number style.

Arabic letter style 1.

Arabic letter style 2.

Hanja read number style.

Hanja read digit number style.

Hebrew letter style 1.

Hebrew letter style 2.

Hindi Arabic number style.

Hindi Cardinal text style.

Hindi letter style 1.

Hindi letter style 2.

Kanji number style.

Kanji digit number style.

Kanji traditional number style.

Lowercase letter style.

Lowercase Roman number style.

Number in circle number style.

Simplified Chinese number style 1.

Simplified Chinese number style 2.

Symbol number style.

Thai Arabic number style.

Thai Cardinal text style.

Thai letter style.

Traditional Chinese number style 1.

Traditional Chinese number style 2.

Uppercase letter style.

Uppercase Roman number style.

Vietnamese Cardinal text style.

Specifies the numbering rule to apply.

Numbers are assigned continuously.

Numbers are reset for each page.

Numbers are reset for each section.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Specifies the type of number.

Default value for all other cases.

Default value for LISTNUM fields.

Preset numbers you can add to paragraphs by selecting a template in the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Specifies the placement for an OLE object.

Float over text.

In line with text.

Specifies the type of an OLE object.

OLE control.

Embedded OLE object.

Linked OLE object.

Specifies the action associated with the verb that the OLE object should perform.

Forces the object to discard any undo state that it might be maintaining; note that the object remains active, however.

Removes the object's user interface from view.

Runs the object and installs its window, but doesn't install any user-interface tools.

Opens the object in a separate window.

Performs the verb that is invoked when the user double-clicks the object.

Shows the object to the user for editing or viewing. Use it to show a newly inserted object for initial editing.

Activates the object in place and displays any user-interface tools that the object needs, such as menus or toolbars.

Specifies where Microsoft Office Word places binary operators when equations span two or more lines.

Places the operator after a line break, at the beginning of the following line.

Places the operator before a line break, at the end of the line.

Repeats the operator before a line break at the end of the line and after a line break at the beginning of the following line.

Specifies how Microsoft Office Word handles a subtraction operator that falls before a line break.

Repeats a minus sign that ends before a line break at the beginning of the next line. Default.

Inserts a minus sign at the end of the first line, before the line break, and a plus sign at the beginning of the following line, before the number.

Inserts a plus sign at the end of the first line, before the line break, and a minus sign at the beginning of the following line, before the number.

Specifies the type of fraction bar.

Normal fraction bar.

Show fraction inline.

No fraction bar.

Skewed fraction bar.

Specifies the type of equation function.

Equation accent mark.

Equation fraction bar.

Border box.

Box.

Equation delimiters.

Equation array.

Equation fraction.

Equation function.

Group character.

Equation lower limit.

Equation upper limit.

Equation literal text.

Equation matrix.

Equation N-ary operator.

Equation normal text.

Equation phantom.

Equation base expression.

Scr pre.

Scr. sub.

Scr. sub sup.

Scr sup.

Equation text.

Specifies the horizontal alignment for an equation.

Centered.

Left alignment.

Right alignment.

Specifies the default justification for equations.

Center.

Center as a group.

Inline.

Left.

Right.

Specifies the appearance of delimiters (parentheses, braces, brackets) in relationship to the content that they surround.

Vertically centers delimiters around the entire height of the equation causing delimiters grow equally above and below their midpoint.

Matches the shape of the delimiters to the size of their contents.

Specifies spacing for an equation.

One and half spaces for each line.

Double spacing.

Exact spacing measurement.

Custom spacing measurement.

Single spacing.

Specifies the display format type of equation.

Professional format.

Inline.

Specifies the vertical alignment of equations within the shape canvas or the line, for inline equations.

Aligns the equation on the bottom of the shape canvas or line.

Vertically centers the equation in the shape canvas or line.

Aligns the equation on the top of the shape canvas or line.

Specifies the format to use when opening a document.

A Microsoft Word format that is backward compatible with earlier versions of Microsoft Word.

Word template format.

The existing format.

Microsoft Word format.

Microsoft Word 97 document format.

Encoded text format.

Rich text format (RTF).

As a Microsoft Word template.

Word 97 template format.

Unencoded text format.

Unicode text format.

HTML format.

XML format.

XML document format.

XML document format with macros enabled.

XML template format.

XML template format with macros enabled.

Specifies the type of object used by a delete, copy, or rename action.

An AutoText item.

A command bar item.

A project item.

A style item.

Specifies a page layout orientation.

Landscape orientation.

Portrait orientation.

Specifies the document format. This enumeration is commonly used when saving a document.

Original document format.

Prompt user to select a document format.

Microsoft Word document format.

Specifies the outline level to apply to a paragraph.

Outline level 1.

Outline level 2.

Outline level 3.

Outline level 4.

Outline level 5.

Outline level 6.

Outline level 7.

Outline level 8.

Outline level 9.

No outline level.

Specifies the graphical page border setting of a page.

An apple border.

An arched scalloped border.

A baby pacifier border.

A baby rattle border.

Balloons in three colors as the border.

A hot air balloon border.

A basic black-dashed border.

A basic black-dotted border.

A basic black squares border.

A basic thin-lines border.

A basic white-dashed border.

A basic white dots border.

A basic white squares border.

A basic wide inline border.

A basic wide midline border.

A basic wide outline border.

A bats border.

A birds border.

A birds in flight border.

A cabins border.

A cake slice border.

A candy corn border.

A Celtic knot work border.

A certificate banner border.

A chain link border.

A champagne bottle border.

A checked-bar black border.

A checked-bar colored border.

A checkered border.

A Christmas tree border.

A circles and lines border.

A circles and rectangles border.

A classical wave border.

A clocks border.

A compass border.

A confetti border.

A confetti border using shades of gray.

A confetti outline border.

A confetti streamers border.

A confetti white border.

A triangles border.

A coupon cut out dashes border.

A coupon cut out dots border.

A crazy maze border.

A butterfly border.

A fish border.

An insect border.

A ladybug border.

A cross-stitch border.

A cup border.

A deco arch border.

A deco arch colored border.

A deco blocks border.

A diamond border using shades of gray.

A double-D border.

A double-diamonds border.

An earth number 1 border.

An earth number 2 border.

An eclipsing squares number 1 border.

An eclipsing squares number 2 border.

A black eggs border.

A fans border.

A film border.

A fire crackers border.

A block flowers print border.

A daisies border.

A modern flowers number 1 border.

A modern flowers number 2 border.

A pansy border.

A red rose border.

A rose border.

A teacup border.

A tiny flower border.

A gems border.

A gingerbread man border.

A gradient border.

A handmade number 1 border.

A handmade number 2 border.

A heart balloon border.

A heart border in shades of gray.

A hearts border.

A heebie jeebies border.

A holly border.

A funky house border.

A hypnotic border.

An ice cream cones border.

A light bulb border.

A lightning number 1 border.

A lightning number 2 border.

A maple leaf border.

A maple muffins border.

A map pins border.

A marquee border.

A marquee toothed border.

A moons border.

A mosaic border.

A music notes border.

A northwest border.

An ovals border.

A packages border.

A black palms border.

A colored palms border.

A paper clips border.

A papyrus border.

A party favor border.

A party glass border.

A pencils border.

A people border.

A people wearing hats border.

A people waving border.

A poinsettias border.

A postage stamp border.

A pumpkin number 1 border.

A pushpin note number 1 border.

A pushpin note number 2 border.

A pyramids border.

An external pyramids border.

A quadrants border.

A rings border.

A safari border.

A saw tooth border.

A saw tooth border using shades of gray.

A scared cat border.

A Seattle border.

A shadowed squared border.

A shark tooth border.

A shorebird tracks border.

A sky rocket border.

A fancy snowflake border.

A snowflake border.

A sombrero border.

A southwest border.

A stars border.

A 3-D stars border.

A black stars border.

A shadowed stars border.

A stars on top border.

A sun border.

A swirling border.

A torn paper border.

A black torn paper border.

A trees border.

A triangle party border.

A triangles border.

A tribal number 1 border.

A tribal number 2 border.

A tribal number 3 border.

A tribal number 4 border.

A tribal number 5 border.

A tribal number 6 border.

A twisted lines number 1 border.

A twisted lines number 2 border.

A vine border.

A wave line border.

A weaving angle border.

A weaving braid border.

A weaving ribbon border.

A weaving strips border.

A white flower border.

A woodwork border.

An X illusion border.

A zany triangle border.

A zigzag border.

A zigzag stitch border.

Specifies the view setting for a page.

Best fit the page to the current window.

View the full page.

Do not adjust the view settings for the page.

Best fit the text of the page to the current window.

Specifies the alignment to apply to page numbers.

Centered.

Left-aligned just inside the footer.

Left-aligned.

Right-aligned just outside the footer.

Right-aligned.

Specifies the style to apply to page numbers.

Arabic style.

Arabic full width style.

Arabic letter 1 style.

Arabic letter 2 style.

Hanja Read style.

Hanja Read Digit style.

Hebrew letter 1 style.

Hebrew letter 2 style.

Hindi Arabic style.

Hindi Cardinal text style.

Hindi letter 1 style.

Hindi letter 2 style.

Kanji style.

Kanji Digit style.

Kanji traditional style.

Lowercase letter style.

Lowercase Roman style.

Number in circle style.

Number in dash style.

Simplified Chinese number 1 style.

Simplified Chinese number 2 style.

Thai Arabic style.

Thai Cardinal Text style.

Thai letter style.

Traditional Chinese number 1 style.

Traditional Chinese number 2 style.

Uppercase letter style.

Uppercase Roman style.

Vietnamese Cardinal text style.

Specifies a paper size.

10 inches wide, 14 inches long.

Legal 11 inches wide, 17 inches long.

A3 dimensions.

A4 dimensions.

Small A4 dimensions.

A5 dimensions.

B4 dimensions.

B5 dimensions.

C sheet dimensions.

Custom paper size.

D sheet dimensions.

Legal envelope, size 10.

Envelope, size 11.

Envelope, size 12.

Envelope, size 14.

Envelope, size 9.

B4 envelope.

B5 envelope.

B6 envelope.

C3 envelope.

C4 envelope.

C5 envelope.

C6 envelope.

C65 envelope.

DL envelope.

Italian envelope.

Monarch envelope.

Personal envelope.

E sheet dimensions.

Executive dimensions.

German legal fanfold dimensions.

German standard fanfold dimensions.

United States fanfold dimensions.

Folio dimensions.

Ledger dimensions.

Legal dimensions.

Letter dimensions.

Small letter dimensions.

Note dimensions.

Quarto dimensions.

Statement dimensions.

Tabloid dimensions.

Specifies a printer paper tray.

Automatic sheet feed.

Default bin.

Envelope feed.

Form source.

Large-capacity bin.

Large-format bin.

Lower bin.

Manual envelope feed.

Manual feed.

Middle bin.

Printer's only bin.

Paper cassette.

Small-format bin.

Tractor feed.

Upper bin.

Specifies the alignment of a paragraph.

Center-aligned.

Paragraph characters are distributed to fill the entire width of the paragraph.

Fully justified.

Justified with a high character compression ratio.

Justified with a low character compression ratio.

Justified with a medium character compression ratio.

Left-aligned.

Right-aligned.

Justified according to Thai formatting layout.

Specifies the part of speech that a word represents when returned by the Word thesaurus service.

An adjective.

An adverb.

A conjunction.

An idiom.

An interjection.

A noun.

Some other part of speech.

A preposition.

A pronoun.

A verb.

Specifies the format for the Clipboard contents when they are inserted into a document.

Bitmap.

Device-independent bitmap.

Enhanced metafile.

HTML.

Hyperlink.

Metafile picture.

OLE object.

Rich Text Format (RTF).

Shape.

Text.

Indicates how to paste copied text.

Keeps formatting from the source document.

Keeps text only, without formatting.

Matches formatting to the destination document.

Matches formatting to the destination document using styles for formatting.

Specifies the alignment of phonetic text that is added to the specified range.

Microsoft Word centers phonetic text over the specified range. This is the default value.

Word left-aligns phonetic text with the specified range.

Word adjusts the inside and outside spacing of the phonetic text in a 1:2:1 ratio.

Word right-aligns phonetic text with the specified range.

Word aligns the phonetic text on the right side of vertical text.

Word adjusts the inside and outside spacing of the phonetic text in a 0:1:0 ratio.

Specifies how a picture should be linked to a document.

Embed the picture in the document.

Link the picture to the document.

Do not link to or embed the picture in the document.

Specifies the preferred unit of measure to use when measuring the width of an item.

Automatically select the unit of measure to use based on the current selection.

Measure the current item width using a specified percentage.

Measure the current item width using a specified number of points.

Specifies the item to print.

Autotext entries in the current document.

Comments in the current document.

Current document content.

Current document content including markup.

An envelope.

Key assignments in the current document.

Markup in the current document.

Properties in the current document.

Styles in the current document.

Specifies the type of pages to print.

All pages.

Even-numbered pages only.

Odd-numbered pages only.

Specifies a range to print.

The entire document.

The current page.

A specified range.

A specified range of pages.

The current selection.

Specifies the type of proofreading error returned by the Word proofreading process.

Grammatical error.

Spelling error.

Specifies the type of protection applied to the current document.

Allow only comments to be added to the document.

Allow content to be added to the document only through form fields.

Allow read-only access to the document.

Allow only revisions to be made to existing content.

Do not apply protection to the document.

Specifies whether margins are visible or hidden when a document is viewed in Full Screen Reading view.

Shows the pages without margins.

Shows the pages with margins.

Microsoft Office Word determines automatically whether to show or hide the margins based on the available space.

Specifies the text flow and reading order of the document.

Left-to-right reading order.

Right-to-left reading order.

Specifies the formatting to use when pasting the selected table cells.

Pastes a Microsoft Excel chart as an embedded OLE object.

Pastes an Excel chart and links it to the original Excel spreadsheet.

Pastes an Excel chart as a picture.

Preserves original formatting of the pasted material.

Pastes as plain, unformatted text.

Matches the formatting of the pasted text to the formatting of surrounding text.

Merges a pasted list with neighboring lists.

Continues numbering of a pasted list from the list in the document.

Not supported.

Restarts numbering of a pasted list.

Not supported.

Pastes a single cell table as a separate table.

Pastes a single cell as text.

Merges pasted cells into an existing table by inserting the pasted rows between the selected rows.

Inserts a pasted table as rows between two rows in the target table.

Pastes an appended table without merging table styles.

Pastes table cells and overwrites existing table cells.

Uses the styles that are in use in the destination document.

Specifies the type of rectangle and the information it contains.

Represents space occupied by a content control, equation, or document building block in-document control.

Represents a region corresponding to a line that separates columns.

Represents space occupied by the e-mail message navigation buttons when reading e-mail in Microsoft Office Outlook.

Represents a space occupied by a comment balloon.

Represents space occupied for the presentation of revision balloons on the page. This space is only printed if you print using "Document Showing Markup" in the Print dialog box.

Represents a space occupied by the more (...) indicator that appears in a comment balloon when there is additional text for the comment.

Represents space occupied by the Go button used to find matching pairs of tracked moves in a document.

Represents a space occupied by a page border.

Represents space occupied by the page navigation buttons when reading a document in full page reading view.

Represents space occupied for page turning when reading a document in full page reading view.

Represents a space occupied by a selection tool, for example the table selection tool in the upper left corner of a table or the anchor for an image.

Represents a space occupied by a shape.

Not applicable.

Represents a space occupied by text.

Specifies the information to include in a cross-reference.

Insert text value of the specified item. For example, insert text of the specified heading.

Insert endnote reference mark.

Insert formatted endnote reference mark.

Insert label, number, and any additional caption of specified equation, figure, or table.

Insert footnote reference mark.

Insert formatted footnote reference mark.

Insert complete heading or paragraph number.

Insert heading or paragraph without its relative position in the outline numbered list.

Insert heading or paragraph with as much of its relative position in the outline numbered list as necessary to identify the item.

Insert only the caption text of the specified equation, figure, or table.

Insert only the label and number of the specified equation, figure, or table.

Insert page number of specified item.

Insert the word "Above" or the word "Below" as appropriate.

Specifies the type of item to be cross referenced.

Bookmark.

Endnote.

Footnote.

Heading.

Numbered item.

Specifies to what the horizontal position of a frame, a shape, or a group of rows is relative.

Relative to character.

Relative to column.

Relative to inner margin area.

Relative to left margin.

Relative to margin.

Relative to outer margin area.

Relative to page.

Relative to right margin.

Specifies the relative width of a shape using the value specified in the WidthRelative property for a or object.

Width is relative to the size of the inside margin—to the size of the left margin for odd pages, and to the size of the right margin for even pages.

Width is relative to the size of the left margin.

Width is relative to the space between the left margin and the right margin.

Width is relative to the size of the outside margin—to the size of the right margin for odd pages, and to the size of the left margin for even pages.

Width is relative to the width of the page.

Width is relative to the width of the right margin.

Specifies to what the vertical position of a frame, a shape, or a group of rows is relative.

Relative to bottom margin.

Relative to inner margin area.

Relative to line.

Relative to margin.

Relative to outer margin area.

Relative to page.

Relative to paragraph.

Relative to top margin.

Specifies the relative height of a shape using the value specified in the HeightRelative property for a or object.

Height is relative to the size of the bottom margin.

Height is relative to the size of the inside margin—to the size of the top margin for odd pages, and to the size of the bottom margin for even pages.

Height is relative to the space between the left margin and the right margin.

Height is relative to the size of the outside margin—to the size of the bottom margin for odd pages, and to the size of the top margin for even pages.

Height is relative to the height of the page.

Height is relative to the size of the top margin.

Specifies where a paragraph should be relocated in relation to its current position.

Below the next visible paragraph.

Above the previous visible paragraph.

Specifies the type of information to remove from a document.

Removes all document information.

Removes document comments.

Removes content type information.

Removes document management policy information.

Removes document properties.

Removes document server properties.

Removes document workspace information.

Removes e-mail header information.

Removes ink annotations.

Removes personal information.

Removes revision marks.

Removes routing slip information.

Removes information stored when sending a document for review.

Removes template information.

Removes document version information.

Specifies the number of replacements to be made when find and replace is used.

Replace all occurrences.

Replace no occurrences.

Replace the first occurrence encountered.

Specifies where revisions are displayed when change tracking is enabled.

In the left border.

Not displayed.

Outside the border.

In the right border.

Specifies how revisions are displayed when change tracking is enabled.

In bold.

In the designated color.

Using double-strikethrough characters.

With double underline characters.

In italics.

Using a special character.

Using strikethrough characters.

With underline characters.

Specifies the margin where revision balloons should be displayed.

Left margin.

Right margin. default.

Specifies the orientation of revision and comment balloons when they are printed.

Microsoft Word automatically selects the orientation that keeps the zoom factor closest to 100%.

Word forces all sections to be printed in Landscape mode, regardless of original orientation, and prints the revision and comment balloons on the side opposite to the document text.

Word preserves the orientation of the original, uncommented document.

Specifies how Microsoft Word measures the width of revision balloons.

Measured as a percentage of the width of the document.

Measured in points.

Specifies whether Microsoft Word displays balloons in the margin or inline with the document's text.

Displays revisions in balloons in the left or right margin.

Displays revisions within the text using strikethrough for deletions and underlining for insertions. This is the default setting for prior versions of Word.

Not supported.

Specifies whether Word displays the original version of a document or a version with revisions and formatting changes applied.

Displays the document with formatting and content changes applied.

Displays the document before changes were made.

Specifies how revision marks are displayed in the document.

Revisions are wrapped.

Ask the user if revisions should be wrapped.

Never wrap revisions.

Specifies the type of a change that is marked with a revision mark.

No revision.

Table cell deleted.

Table cell inserted.

Table cells merged.

Revision marked as a conflict.

Deletion.

Field display changed.

Insertion.

Content moved from.

Content moved to.

Paragraph number changed.

Paragraph property changed.

Property changed.

Revision marked as reconciled conflict.

Replaced.

Section property changed.

Style changed.

Style definition changed.

Table property changed.

Specifies the routing method to use to deliver a document to recipients.

Deliver to all recipients simultaneously.

Deliver to one recipient at a time.

Specifies the routing status as indicated by the routing slip attached to a document.

The document has not yet been delivered.

Routing is complete and the document has been delivered to all recipients.

The document is in the process of being delivered to all recipients.

Specifies alignment for the content in selected rows.

Centered.

Left aligned. default.

Right aligned.

Specifies the rule for determining the height of the specified cells or rows.

The row height is at least a minimum specified value.

The row height is adjusted to accommodate the tallest value in the row.

The row height is an exact value.

Specifies the way Word adjusts the table when the left indent is changed.

Adjusts the left edge of the first column only, preserving the positions of the other columns and the right edge of the table.

Adjusts the left edge of row or rows, preserving the width of all columns by shifting them to the left or right. This is the default value.

Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by proportionally adjusting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows.

Adjusts the left edge of the first column, preserving the position of the right edge of the table by setting the widths of all the cells in the specified row or rows to the same value.

Specifies the gender to use in a salutation.

Female gender.

Male gender.

Neutral gender.

Unknown gender.

Specifies the type of salutation to use for a letter.

Business salutation

Format salutation.

Informal salutation.

Custom salutation.

Specifies the format to use when saving a document.

Microsoft Word format.

Microsoft Word 97 document format.

Word default document file format. For Microsoft Office Word 2007, this is the DOCX format.

Microsoft DOS text format.

Microsoft DOS text with line breaks preserved.

Encoded text format.

Filtered HTML format.

Standard HTML format.

PDF format.

Rich text format (RTF).

Microsoft Word template format.

Word 97 template format.

Microsoft Windows text format.

Microsoft Windows text format with line breaks preserved.

Unicode text format.

Web archive format.

Extensible Markup Language (XML) format.

XML document format.

XML template format with macros enabled.

XML template format.

XML template format with macros enabled.

XPS format.

Specifies how pending changes should be handled.

Do not save pending changes.

Prompt the user to save pending changes.

Save pending changes automatically without prompting the user.

Specifies when scroll bars are available for the specified frame when viewing its frames page in a Web browser.

Scroll bars are available for the specified frame only if the contents are too large to fit in the allotted space.

Scroll bars are never available for the specified frame.

Scroll bars are always available for the specified frame.

Specifies how Word displays the reading order and alignment for the specified sections.

Displays the section with left alignment and left-to-right reading order.

Displays the section with right alignment and right-to-left reading order.

Specifies the type of section break for the specified item.

Continuous section break.

Even pages section break.

New column section break.

New page section break.

Odd pages section break.

Specifies the document element to display in the print layout view.

The current page footer.

The current page header.

Endnotes.

The even pages footer.

The even pages header.

The first page footer.

The first page header.

Footnotes.

The main document.

The primary footer.

The primary header.

Specifies the properties of the selection.

The selection is the active selection.

The selection is at the end of the letter.

The selection was overtyped.

The selection was replaced.

The selection is at the start of the active document.

Specifies the type of selection.

No selection.

A block selection.

A column selection.

A frame selection.

An inline shape selection.

An inline paragraph selection.

A normal or user-defined selection.

A row selection.

A shape selection.

Specifies the type of separator to place between items.

A colon.

An emphasized dash.

A standard dash.

A hyphen.

A period.

Specifies the relative position of the specified shape.

At the bottom.

In the center.

Inside the selected range.

On the left.

Outside the selected range.

On the right.

At the top.

Specifies that the LeftRelative or TopRelative property is not currently valid, so the shape is positioned according to the value specified in the Left or Top property, respectively.

Specifies whether the WidthRelative or HeightRelative property for a or object is valid.

Specifies that the WidthRelative or HeightRelative property is not currently valid, so the shape is positioned according to the value specified in the Left or Top property, respectively.

Specifies the styles and formatting to display in the Styles and Formatting task pane.

All formatting available.

All formatting in use.

Only recommended styles.

All styles.

All styles available.

All styles in use.

Specifies how to display source documents when two documents are compared using the Word Compare functions.

Shows both original and revised documents.

Shows neither the original nor the revised documents for the source document used in a Compare function.

Shows the original document only.

Shows the revised document only.

Specifies the type of control associated with a SmartTagAction object.

ActiveX control.

Button.

Check box.

Combo box.

Document fragment.

Document fragment URL.

Help.

Help URL.

Image.

Label.

Link.

List box.

Radio group.

Separator.

Smart tag.

Text box.

Specifies the sort type to apply when sorting a column.

Alphanumeric order.

Date order.

Japanese JIS order.

Korean KS order.

Numeric order.

Stroke order.

Syllable order.

Specifies the sort direction.

Ascending order. default.

Descending order.

Specifies the type of field separator.

Comma.

Default table separator.

Tab.

Specifies an item to display in the active window pane.

Selected comments.

The page footer.

The page header.

The endnote continuation notice.

The endnote continuation separator.

Endnotes.

The endnote separator.

The even pages footer.

The even pages header.

The first page footer.

The first page header.

The footnote continuation notice.

The footnote continuation separator.

Footnotes.

The footnote separator.

No display.

The pane primary footer.

The pane primary header.

The pane revisions.

The revisions pane displays along the bottom of the document window.

The revisions pane displays along the left side of the document window.

Specifies a spelling error type.

Capitalization error.

Spelling is correct.

The word is not in the specified dictionary.

Specifies the way Microsoft Word makes spelling suggestions.

Anagram searching.

Spellword searching.

Wildcard searching.

Specifies a statistic to return from a selection or item.

Count of characters.

Count of characters including spaces.

Count of Far East characters.

Count of lines.

Count of pages.

Count of paragraphs.

Count of words.

Specifies the story type of a selection or item.

Comments story.

Endnote continuation notice story.

Endnote continuation separator story.

Endnote separator story.

Endnotes story.

Even pages footer story.

Even pages header story.

First page footer story.

First page header story.

Footnote continuation notice story.

Footnote continuation separator story.

Footnote separator story.

Footnotes story.

Main text story.

Primary footer story.

Primary header story.

Text frame story.

Specifies how to associate a style sheet with the document.

Imported internal style sheet.

Linked external style sheet.

Specifies the level of importance of a style sheet compared to other cascading style sheets attached to the Web document.

Raise precedence.

Highest precedence.

Lower precedence.

Lowest precedence.

Indicates how to sort styles in the Styles task pane.

Sorts styles based on the item indicated in the Sort Styles Based On option.

Sorts styles based on the name of the font used.

Sorts styles alphabetically based on the name of the style.

Sorts styles based on whether the style is a paragraph style or character style.

Sorts styles based on whether they are recommended for use.

Specifies the style type to apply.

Body character style.

List style.

Paragraph style.

Table style.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Specifies the maximum length of an automatically generated document summary.

100-word maximum.

10 percent of the document length.

10-sentence maximum.

20-sentence maximum.

25 percent of the document length.

500-word maximum.

50 percent of the document length.

75 percent of the document length.

Specifies the way the summary is displayed.

Creates a new document and inserts the specified summary.

Hides everything except the specified summary and displays the AutoSummarize toolbar.

Highlights the key points in the specified document and displays the AutoSummarize toolbar.

Inserts a summary at the beginning of the specified document.

Specifies the tab stop alignment to apply.

Bar aligned.

Center aligned.

Decimal aligned.

Left aligned.

List aligned.

Right aligned.

Specifies the character to use as the leader with formatted tabs.

Dashes.

Dots.

A heavy line.

Double lines.

A middle dot.

Spaces. default.

Specifies the direction in which Microsoft Word orders cells in the specified table or row.

The selected rows are arranged with the first column in the leftmost position.

The selected rows are arranged with the first column in the rightmost position.

Specifies the character to use to separate text into cells when converting text to a table, or to delimit converted columns when converting a table to text (paragraph marks delimit converted rows).

A comma.

The default list separator.

Paragraph markers.

A tab.

Specifies the predefined format to apply to a table.

3-D effects format number 1.

3-D effects format number 2.

3-D effects format number 3.

Classic format number 1.

Classic format number 2.

Classic format number 3.

Classic format number 4.

Colorful format number 1.

Colorful format number 2.

Colorful format number 3.

Columns format number 1.

Columns format number 2.

Columns format number 3.

Columns format number 4.

Columns format number 5.

Contemporary format.

Elegant format.

Grid format number 1.

Grid format number 2.

Grid format number 3.

Grid format number 4.

Grid format number 5.

Grid format number 6.

Grid format number 7.

Grid format number 8.

List format number 1.

List format number 2.

List format number 3.

List format number 4.

List format number 5.

List format number 6.

List format number 7.

List format number 8.

No formatting.

Professional format.

Simple format number 1.

Simple format number 2.

Simple format number 3.

Subtle format number 1.

Subtle format number 2.

Web format number 1.

Web format number 2.

Web format number 3.

Specifies how table formatting should be applied.

AutoFit.

Borders.

Color.

Apply AutoFormat to first column.

Font.

Apply AutoFormat to heading rows.

Apply AutoFormat to last column.

Apply AutoFormat to last row.

Shading.

Specifies the relative position of a table in the document.

At the bottom of the document.

Centered.

Placed inside a range.

Aligned to the left side of the document.

Placed outside a range.

Aligned to the right side of the document.

At the top of the document.

Specifies the type of task pane object.

Apply styles pane.

Document actions pane.

Document management task pane.

Document protection pane.

Document updates pane.

Fax service pane.

Formatting pane.

Help pane.

Mail merge pane.

Research pane.

Reveal formatting codes pane.

Search pane.

Shared workspace pane.

Signature pane.

Style inspector pane.

Translate pane.

XML document pane.

XML structure pane.

Specifies how to convert between Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.

Convert in the appropriate direction based on the detected language of the specified range.

Convert from Simplified Chinese to Traditional Chinese.

Convert from Traditional Chinese to Simplified Chinese.

Specifies the type of template.

An attached template.

A global template.

The normal default template.

Specifies how Microsoft Office Word tightly wraps text around text boxes.

Wraps text around the text box tightly to the contents of the text box on all lines.

Wraps text tightly only on first and last lines.

Wraps text tightly only on the first line.

Wraps text tightly only on the last line.

Does not wrap text tightly around the contents of a text box.

Specifies the text form field type.

Calculation text field.

Current date text field.

Current time text field.

Date text field.

Number text field.

Regular text field.

Specifies the text direction in a range or selection.

Text flows downward on a slope.

Text flows horizontally. default.

Text flows horizontally but from right to left to accommodate Far East languages.

Text flows upward on a slope.

Text flows vertically and reads downward from the top, left to right.

Text flows vertically and reads downward from the top.

Specifies the shading texture to use for a selected item.

10 percent shading.

12.5 percent shading.

15 percent shading.

17.5 percent shading.

20 percent shading.

22.5 percent shading.

25 percent shading.

27.5 percent shading.

2.5 percent shading.

30 percent shading.

32.5 percent shading.

35 percent shading.

37.5 percent shading.

40 percent shading.

42.5 percent shading.

45 percent shading.

47.5 percent shading.

50 percent shading.

52.5 percent shading.

55 percent shading.

57.5 percent shading.

5 percent shading.

60 percent shading.

62.5 percent shading.

65 percent shading.

67.5 percent shading.

70 percent shading.

72.5 percent shading.

75 percent shading.

77.5 percent shading.

7.5 percent shading.

80 percent shading.

82.5 percent shading.

85 percent shading.

87.5 percent shading.

90 percent shading.

92.5 percent shading.

95 percent shading.

97.5 percent shading.

Horizontal cross shading.

Dark horizontal cross shading.

Dark diagonal cross shading.

Dark diagonal down shading.

Dark diagonal up shading.

Dark horizontal shading.

Dark vertical shading.

Diagonal cross shading.

Diagonal down shading.

Diagonal up shading.

Horizontal shading.

No shading.

Solid shading.

Vertical shading.

Specifies the theme colors for document themes.

No color.

Accent color 1.

Accent color 2.

Accent color 3.

Accent color 4.

Accent color 5.

Accent color 6.

Background color 1.

Background color 2.

Hyperlink color.

Followed hyperlink color.

Dark main color 1.

Dark main color 2.

Light main color 1.

Light main color 2.

Text color 1.

Text color 2.

Specifies the type of formatting to apply to the table of authorities in the active document.

Classic formatting.

Distinctive formatting.

Formal formatting.

Simple formatting.

Template formatting.

Specifies the type of formatting to apply to the table of contents in the active document.

Classic formatting.

Distinctive formatting.

Fancy formatting.

Formal formatting.

Modern formatting.

Simple formatting.

Template formatting.

Specifies the type of formatting to apply to the table of figures in the active document.

Centered formatting.

Classic formatting.

Distinctive formatting.

Formal formatting.

Simple formatting.

Template formatting.

Specifies the character inserted after the number for a numbered list item.

No character is inserted.

A space is inserted. default.

A tab is inserted.

Specifies the character to use to enclose two lines being written into one.

Enclose the lines using angle brackets.

Enclose the lines using curly brackets.

Use no enclosing character.

Restore the two lines of text written into one to two separate lines.

Enclose the lines using parentheses.

Enclose the lines using square brackets.

Specifies the type of underline to apply.

Dashes.

Heavy dashes.

Long dashes.

Long heavy dashes.

Alternating dots and dashes.

Alternating heavy dots and heavy dashes.

An alternating dot-dot-dash pattern.

An alternating heavy dot-dot-dash pattern.

Dots.

Heavy dots.

A double line.

No underline.

A single line. default.

A single thick line.

A single wavy line.

A double wavy line.

A heavy wavy line.

Underline individual words only.

Specifies a unit of measure to use.

A cell.

A character.

Character formatting.

A column.

The selected item.

A line.

A paragraph.

Paragraph formatting.

A row.

The screen dimensions.

A section.

A sentence.

A story.

A table.

A window.

A word.

Specifies a source to copy formatting from.

Copy source formatting from the current item.

Prompt the user for formatting to use.

Copy source formatting from the current selection.

Specifies the type of vertical alignment to apply.

Bottom vertical alignment.

Center vertical alignment.

Justified vertical alignment.

Top vertical alignment.

Specifies the view type.

A master view.

A normal view.

An outline view.

A print preview view.

A print view.

A reading view.

A Web view.

Specifies the selection behavior based on visual cursor movement in a right-to-left language document.

All selected lines are the same width.

The selection wraps from line to line.

Specifies the state of the current document window or task window.

Maximized.

Minimized.

Normal.

Specifies the type of window.

A document window.

A template window.

Indicates the Microsoft Office Word dialog boxes with which you can work and specifies arguments, if applicable, that you can use to get or set values in a dialog box.

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Drive, Path, Password

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(none)

Application

IconNumber, ActivateAs, IconFileName, Caption, Class, DisplayIcon, Floating

FileName, Directory

(none)

(none)

LinkStyles

(none)

FileName, Directory, Template, Title, Created, LastSaved, LastSavedBy, Revision, Time, Printed, Pages, Words, Characters, Paragraphs, Lines, FileSize

Horizontal, Vertical, RelativeTo

SnapToGrid, XGrid, YGrid, XOrigin, YOrigin, SnapToShapes, XGridDisplay, YGridDisplay, FollowMargins, ViewGridLines, DefineLineBasedOnGrid

Name, Context, InsertAs, Insert, Add, Define, InsertAsText, Delete, CompleteAT

Find, Replace, Direction, MatchCase, WholeWord, PatternMatch, SoundsLike, FindNext, ReplaceOne, ReplaceAll, Format, Wrap, FindAllWordForms, MatchByte, FuzzyFind, Destination, CorrectEnd, MatchKashida, MatchDiacritics, MatchAlefHamza, MatchControl

Wrap, WidthRule, FixedWidth, HeightRule, FixedHeight, PositionHorz, PositionHorzRel, DistFromText, PositionVert, PositionVertRel, DistVertFromText, MoveWithText, LockAnchor, RemoveFrame

Find, Replace, Direction, MatchCase, WholeWord, PatternMatch, SoundsLike, FindNext, ReplaceOne, ReplaceAll, Format, Wrap, FindAllWordForms, MatchByte, FuzzyFind, Destination, CorrectEnd, MatchKashida, MatchDiacritics, MatchAlefHamza, MatchControl

(none)

UpdateMode, Locked, SavePictureInDoc, UpdateNow, OpenSource, KillLink, Link, Application, Item, FileName, PreserveFormatLinkUpdate

Verb

IconNumber, Link, DisplayIcon, Class, DataType, IconFileName, Caption, Floating

(For information about this constant, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition.)

Find, Replace, Direction, MatchCase, WholeWord, PatternMatch, SoundsLike, FindNext, ReplaceOne, ReplaceAll, Format, Wrap, FindAllWordForms, MatchByte, FuzzyFind, Destination, CorrectEnd, MatchKashida, MatchDiacritics, MatchAlefHamza, MatchControl

(none)

Category, CategoryName

(none)

Tab, PaperSize, TopMargin, BottomMargin, LeftMargin, RightMargin, Gutter, PageWidth, PageHeight, Orientation, FirstPage, OtherPages, VertAlign, ApplyPropsTo, Default, FacingPages, HeaderDistance, FooterDistance, SectionStart, OddAndEvenPages, DifferentFirstPage, Endnotes, LineNum, StartingNum, FromText, CountBy, NumMode, TwoOnOne, GutterPosition, LayoutMode, CharsLine, LinesPage, CharPitch, LinePitch, DocFontName, DocFontSize, PageColumns, TextFlow, FirstPageOnLeft, SectionType, RTLAlignment

SearchName, SearchPath, Name, SubDir, Title, Author, Keywords, Subject, Options, MatchCase, Text, PatternMatch, DateSavedFrom, DateSavedTo, SavedBy, DateCreatedFrom, DateCreatedTo, View, SortBy, ListBy, SelectedFile, Add, Delete, ShowFolders, MatchByte

Template, NewTemplate, DocumentType, Visible

Name, ConfirmConversions, ReadOnly, LinkToSource, AddToMru, PasswordDoc, PasswordDot, Revert, WritePasswordDoc, WritePasswordDot, Connection, SQLStatement, SQLStatement1, Format, Encoding, Visible, OpenExclusive, OpenAndRepair, SubType, DocumentDirection, NoEncodingDialog, XMLTransform

Tab, PaperSize, TopMargin, BottomMargin, LeftMargin, RightMargin, Gutter, PageWidth, PageHeight, Orientation, FirstPage, OtherPages, VertAlign, ApplyPropsTo, Default, FacingPages, HeaderDistance, FooterDistance, SectionStart, OddAndEvenPages, DifferentFirstPage, Endnotes, LineNum, StartingNum, FromText, CountBy, NumMode, TwoOnOne, GutterPosition, LayoutMode, CharsLine, LinesPage, CharPitch, LinePitch, DocFontName, DocFontSize, PageColumns, TextFlow, FirstPageOnLeft, SectionType, RTLAlignment, FolioPrint

Background, AppendPrFile, Range, PrToFileName, From, To, Type, NumCopies, Pages, Order, PrintToFile, Collate, FileName, Printer, OutputPrinter, DuplexPrint, PrintZoomColumn, PrintZoomRow, PrintZoomPaperWidth, PrintZoomPaperHeight, ZoomPaper

Printer, Options, Network, DoNotSetAsSysDefault

Subject, Message, AllAtOnce, ReturnWhenDone, TrackStatus, Protect, AddSlip, RouteDocument, AddRecipient, OldRecipient, ResetSlip, ClearSlip, ClearRecipients, Address

Name, Format, LockAnnot, Password, AddToMru, WritePassword, RecommendReadOnly, EmbedFonts, NativePictureFormat, FormsData, SaveAsAOCELetter, WriteVersion, VersionDesc, InsertLineBreaks, AllowSubstitutions, LineEnding, AddBiDiMarks

(none)

Title, Subject, Author, Keywords, Comments, FileName, Directory, Template, CreateDate, LastSavedDate, LastSavedBy, RevisionNumber, EditTime, LastPrintedDate, NumPages, NumWords, NumChars, NumParas, NumLines, Update, FileSize

AutoVersion, VersionDesc

FitTextWidth

UnavailableFont, SubstituteFont

Points, Underline, Color, StrikeThrough, Superscript, Subscript, Hidden, SmallCaps, AllCaps, Spacing, Position, Kerning, KerningMin, Default, Tab, Font, Bold, Italic, DoubleStrikeThrough, Shadow, Outline, Emboss, Engrave, Scale, Animations, CharAccent, FontMajor, FontLowAnsi, FontHighAnsi, CharacterWidthGrid, ColorRGB, UnderlineColor, PointsBi, ColorBi, FontNameBi, BoldBi, ItalicBi, DiacColor

ApplyTo, Shadow, TopBorder, LeftBorder, BottomBorder, RightBorder, HorizBorder, VertBorder, TopColor, LeftColor, BottomColor, RightColor, HorizColor, VertColor, FromText, Shading, Foreground, Background, Tab, FineShading, TopStyle, LeftStyle, BottomStyle, RightStyle, HorizStyle, VertStyle, TopWeight, LeftWeight, BottomWeight, RightWeight, HorizWeight, VertWeight, BorderObjectType, BorderArtWeight, BorderArt, FromTextTop, FromTextBottom, FromTextLeft, FromTextRight, OffsetFrom, InFront, SurroundHeader, SurroundFooter, JoinBorder, LineColor, WhichPages, TL2BRBorder, TR2BLBorder, TL2BRColor, TR2BLColor, TL2BRStyle, TR2BLStyle, TL2BRWeight, TR2BLWeight, ForegroundRGB, BackgroundRGB, TopColorRGB, LeftColorRGB, BottomColorRGB, RightColorRGB, HorizColorRGB, VertColorRGB, TL2BRColorRGB, TR2BLColorRGB, LineColorRGB

(none)

Type, Gap, Angle, Drop, Length, Border, AutoAttach, Accent

Type

Columns, ColumnNo, ColumnWidth, ColumnSpacing, EvenlySpaced, ApplyColsTo, ColLine, StartNewCol, FlowColumnsRtl

ApplyTo, Shadow, TopBorder, LeftBorder, BottomBorder, RightBorder, HorizBorder, VertBorder, TopColor, LeftColor, BottomColor, RightColor, HorizColor, VertColor, FromText, Shading, Foreground, Background, Tab, FineShading, TopStyle, LeftStyle, BottomStyle, RightStyle, HorizStyle, VertStyle, TopWeight, LeftWeight, BottomWeight, RightWeight, HorizWeight, VertWeight, BorderObjectType, BorderArtWeight, BorderArt, FromTextTop, FromTextBottom, FromTextLeft, FromTextRight, OffsetFrom, InFront, SurroundHeader, SurroundFooter, JoinBorder, LineColor, WhichPages, TL2BRBorder, TR2BLBorder, TL2BRColor, TR2BLColor, TL2BRStyle, TR2BLStyle, TL2BRWeight, TR2BLWeight, ForegroundRGB, BackgroundRGB, TopColorRGB, LeftColorRGB, BottomColorRGB, RightColorRGB, HorizColorRGB, VertColorRGB, TL2BRColorRGB, TR2BLColorRGB, LineColorRGB

Points, Underline, Color, StrikeThrough, Superscript, Subscript, Hidden, SmallCaps, AllCaps, Spacing, Position, Kerning, KerningMin, Default, Tab, Font, Bold, Italic, DoubleStrikeThrough, Shadow, Outline, Emboss, Engrave, Scale, Animations, CharAccent, FontMajor, FontLowAnsi, FontHighAnsi, CharacterWidthGrid, ColorRGB, UnderlineColor, PointsBi, ColorBi, FontNameBi, BoldBi, ItalicBi, DiacColor

Wrap, WidthRule, FixedWidth, HeightRule, FixedHeight, PositionHorz, PositionHorzRel, DistFromText, PositionVert, PositionVertRel, DistVertFromText, MoveWithText, LockAnchor, RemoveFrame

Language, CheckLanguage, Default, NoProof

LeftIndent, RightIndent, Before, After, LineSpacingRule, LineSpacing, Alignment, WidowControl, KeepWithNext, KeepTogether, PageBreak, NoLineNum, DontHyphen, Tab, FirstIndent, OutlineLevel, Kinsoku, WordWrap, OverflowPunct, TopLinePunct, AutoSpaceDE, LineHeightGrid, AutoSpaceDN, CharAlign, CharacterUnitLeftIndent, AdjustRight, CharacterUnitFirstIndent, CharacterUnitRightIndent, LineUnitBefore, LineUnitAfter, NoSpaceBetweenParagraphsOfSameStyle, OrientationBi

Position, DefTabs, Align, Leader, Set, Clear, ClearAll

Left, PositionHorzRel, Top, PositionVertRel, LockAnchor, FloatOverText, LayoutInCell, WrapSide, TopDistanceFromText, BottomDistanceFromText, LeftDistanceFromText, RightDistanceFromText, Wrap, WordWrap, AutoSize, HRWidthType, HRHeight, HRNoshade, HRAlign, Text, AllowOverlap, HorizRule

Position, Font, DropHeight, DistFromText

Style, Text, Enclosure

Points, Underline, Color, StrikeThrough, Superscript, Subscript, Hidden, SmallCaps, AllCaps, Spacing, Position, Kerning, KerningMin, Default, Tab, Font, Bold, Italic, DoubleStrikeThrough, Shadow, Outline, Emboss, Engrave, Scale, Animations, CharAccent, FontMajor, FontLowAnsi, FontHighAnsi, CharacterWidthGrid, ColorRGB, UnderlineColor, PointsBi, ColorBi, FontNameBi, BoldBi, ItalicBi, DiacColor

Wrap, WidthRule, FixedWidth, HeightRule, FixedHeight, PositionHorz, PositionHorzRel, DistFromText, PositionVert, PositionVertRel, DistVertFromText, MoveWithText, LockAnchor, RemoveFrame

ChapterNumber, NumRestart, NumFormat, StartingNum, Level, Separator, DoubleQuote, PgNumberingStyle

LeftIndent, RightIndent, Before, After, LineSpacingRule, LineSpacing, Alignment, WidowControl, KeepWithNext, KeepTogether, PageBreak, NoLineNum, DontHyphen, Tab, FirstIndent, OutlineLevel, Kinsoku, WordWrap, OverflowPunct, TopLinePunct, AutoSpaceDE, LineHeightGrid, AutoSpaceDN, CharAlign, CharacterUnitLeftIndent, AdjustRight, CharacterUnitFirstIndent, CharacterUnitRightIndent, LineUnitBefore, LineUnitAfter, NoSpaceBetweenParagraphsOfSameStyle, OrientationBi

SetSize, CropLeft, CropRight, CropTop, CropBottom, ScaleX, ScaleY, SizeX, SizeY

Points, Underline, Color, StrikeThrough, Superscript, Subscript, Hidden, SmallCaps, AllCaps, Spacing, Position, Kerning, KerningMin, Default, Tab, Font, Bold, Italic, DoubleStrikeThrough, Shadow, Outline, Emboss, Engrave, Scale, Animations, CharAccent, FontMajor, FontLowAnsi, FontHighAnsi, CharacterWidthGrid, ColorRGB, UnderlineColor, PointsBi, ColorBi, FontNameBi, BoldBi, ItalicBi, DiacColor

SectionStart, VertAlign, Endnotes, LineNum, StartingNum, FromText, CountBy, NumMode, SectionType

Name, Delete, Merge, NewName, BasedOn, NextStyle, Type, FileName, Source, AddToTemplate, Define, Rename, Apply, New, Link

Template, Preview

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Position, DefTabs, Align, Leader, Set, Clear, ClearAll

(none)

(none)

(none)

Entry, Exit, Name, Enable, TextType, TextWidth, TextDefault, TextFormat, CheckSize, CheckWidth, CheckDefault, Type, OwnHelp, HelpText, OwnStat, StatText, Calculate

(none)

APPNAME, APPCOPYRIGHT, APPUSERNAME, APPORGANIZATION, APPSERIALNUMBER

WPCommand, HelpText, DemoGuidance

CommandKeyHelp, DocNavKeys, MouseSimulation, DemoGuidance, DemoSpeed, HelpType

(none)

(none)

Name

Clear, ClearAll, Object, Label, Position

Name, SortBy, Add, Delete, Goto, Hidden

Type

Label, TitleAutoText, Title, Delete, Position, AutoCaption, ExcludeLabel

Label, FormatNumber, ChapterNumber, Level, Separator, CapNumberingStyle

ReferenceType, ReferenceKind, ReferenceItem, InsertAsHyperLink, InsertPosition, SeparateNumbers, SeparatorCharacters

Format, Style, LinkToSource, Connection, SQLStatement, SQLStatement1, PasswordDoc, PasswordDot, DataSource, From, To, IncludeFields, WritePasswordDoc, WritePasswordDot

DateTimePic, InsertAsField, DbCharField, DateLanguage, CalendarType

Field

Name, Range, ConfirmConversions, Link, Attachment

Reference, NoteType, Symbol, FootNumberAs, EndNumberAs, FootnotesAt, EndnotesAt, FootNumberingStyle, EndNumberingStyle, FootStartingNum, FootRestartNum, EndStartingNum, EndRestartNum, ApplyPropsTo

Entry, Exit, Name, Enable, TextType, TextWidth, TextDefault, TextFormat, CheckSize, CheckWidth, CheckDefault, Type, OwnHelp, HelpText, OwnStat, StatText, Calculate

(none)

Outline, Fields, From, To, TableId, AddedStyles, Caption, HeadingSeparator, Replace, MarkEntry, AutoMark, MarkCitation, Type, RightAlignPageNumbers, Passim, KeepFormatting, Columns, Category, Label, ShowPageNumbers, AccentedLetters, Filter, SortBy, Leader, TOCUseHyperlinks, TOCHidePageNumInWeb, IndexLanguage, UseOutlineLevel

Outline, Fields, From, To, TableId, AddedStyles, Caption, HeadingSeparator, Replace, MarkEntry, AutoMark, MarkCitation, Type, RightAlignPageNumbers, Passim, KeepFormatting, Columns, Category, Label, ShowPageNumbers, AccentedLetters, Filter, SortBy, Leader, TOCUseHyperlinks, TOCHidePageNumInWeb, IndexLanguage, UseOutlineLevel

MergeField, WordField

NumPic

IconNumber, FileName, Link, DisplayIcon, Tab, Class, IconFileName, Caption, Floating

Type, Position, FirstPage

Name, LinkToFile, New, FloatOverText

(none)

(none)

Name, ConfirmConversions, ReadOnly, LinkToSource, AddToMru, PasswordDoc, PasswordDot, Revert, WritePasswordDoc, WritePasswordDot, Connection, SQLStatement, SQLStatement1, Format, Encoding, Visible, OpenExclusive, OpenAndRepair, SubType, DocumentDirection, NoEncodingDialog, XMLTransform

Font, Tab, CharNum, CharNumLow, Unicode, Hint

Outline, Fields, From, To, TableId, AddedStyles, Caption, HeadingSeparator, Replace, MarkEntry, AutoMark, MarkCitation, Type, RightAlignPageNumbers, Passim, KeepFormatting, Columns, Category, Label, ShowPageNumbers, AccentedLetters, Filter, SortBy, Leader, TOCUseHyperlinks, TOCHidePageNumInWeb, IndexLanguage, UseOutlineLevel

Outline, Fields, From, To, TableId, AddedStyles, Caption, HeadingSeparator, Replace, MarkEntry, AutoMark, MarkCitation, Type, RightAlignPageNumbers, Passim, KeepFormatting, Columns, Category, Label, ShowPageNumbers, AccentedLetters, Filter, SortBy, Leader, TOCUseHyperlinks, TOCHidePageNumInWeb, IndexLanguage, UseOutlineLevel

Outline, Fields, From, To, TableId, AddedStyles, Caption, HeadingSeparator, Replace, MarkEntry, AutoMark, MarkCitation, Type, RightAlignPageNumbers, Passim, KeepFormatting, Columns, Category, Label, ShowPageNumbers, AccentedLetters, Filter, SortBy, Leader, TOCUseHyperlinks, TOCHidePageNumInWeb, IndexLanguage, UseOutlineLevel

IconNumber, FileName, Link, DisplayIcon, Tab, Class, IconFileName, Caption, Floating

(none)

SenderCity, DateFormat, IncludeHeaderFooter, LetterStyle, Letterhead, LetterheadLocation, LetterheadSize, RecipientName, RecipientAddress, Salutation, SalutationType, RecipientGender, RecipientReference, MailingInstructions, AttentionLine, LetterSubject, CCList, SenderName, ReturnAddress, Closing, SenderJobTitle, SenderCompany, SenderInitials, EnclosureNumber, PageDesign, InfoBlock, SenderGender, ReturnAddressSF, RecipientCode, SenderCode, SenderReference

ListType

CheckErrors, Destination, MergeRecords, From, To, Suppression, MailMerge, QueryOptions, MailSubject, MailAsAttachment, MailAddress

CheckErrors

FileName, PasswordDoc, PasswordDot, HeaderRecord, MSQuery, SQLStatement, SQLStatement1, Connection, LinkToSource, WritePasswordDoc

FileName, PasswordDoc, PasswordDot, HeaderRecord, MSQuery, SQLStatement, SQLStatement1, Connection, LinkToSource, WritePasswordDoc

(none)

(none)

(none)

Specifies the active tab when the specified dialog box is displayed.

General tab of the E-mail Options dialog box.

E-mail Signature tab of the E-mail Options dialog box.

Personal Stationary tab of the E-mail Options dialog box.

Margins tab of the Page Setup dialog box, with Apply To drop-down list active.

Layout tab of the Page Setup dialog box.

Margins tab of the Page Setup dialog box.

Paper tab of the Page Setup dialog box.

Borders tab of the Borders dialog box.

Page Border tab of the Borders dialog box.

Shading tab of the Borders dialog box.

Bulleted tab of the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Numbered tab of the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Outline Numbered tab of the Bullets and Numbering dialog box.

Colors and Lines tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Colors and Lines tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Picture tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Position tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Size tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Textbox tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Web tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Wrapping tab of the Format Drawing Object dialog box.

Animation tab of the Font dialog box.

Character Spacing tab of the Font dialog box.

Font tab of the Font dialog box.

Indents and Spacing tab of the Paragraph dialog box.

Line and Page Breaks tab of the Paragraph dialog box, with choices appropriate for Asian text.

Line and Page Breaks tab of the Paragraph dialog box.

Index tab of the Index and Tables dialog box.

Table of Authorities tab of the Index and Tables dialog box.

Table of Contents tab of the Index and Tables dialog box.

Table of Figures tab of the Index and Tables dialog box.

Special Characters tab of the Symbol dialog box.

Symbols tab of the Symbol dialog box.

Letter Format tab of the Letter Wizard dialog box.

Other Elements tab of the Letter Wizard dialog box.

Recipient Info tab of the Letter Wizard dialog box.

Sender Info tab of the Letter Wizard dialog box.

All Endnotes tab of the Note Options dialog box.

All Footnotes tab of the Note Options dialog box.

AutoText tab of the Organizer dialog box.

Command Bars tab of the Organizer dialog box.

Macros tab of the Organizer dialog box.

Styles tab of the Organizer dialog box.

Edit tab of the Style Management dialog box.

Recommend tab of the Style Management dialog box.

Restrict tab of the Style Management dialog box.

Cell tab of the Table Properties dialog box.

Column tab of the Table Properties dialog box.

Row tab of the Table Properties dialog box.

Table tab of the Table Properties dialog box.

Templates tab of the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.

Linked CSS tab of the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.

XML Expansion Packs tab of the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.

XML Schema tab of the Templates and Add-ins dialog box.

First Letter tab of the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box.

Hangul and Alphabet tab of the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box. Available only in multi-language versions.

Other Corrections tab of the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box.

Initial Caps tab of the AutoCorrect Exceptions dialog box.

AutoCorrect tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.

AutoFormat tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.

Format As You Type tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.

AutoText tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.

Smart Tags tab of the AutoCorrect dialog box.

Envelopes tab of the Envelopes and Labels dialog box.

Labels tab of the Envelopes and Labels dialog box.

Not supported.

Complex Scripts tab of the Options dialog box.

Compatibility tab of the Options dialog box.

Edit tab of the Options dialog box.

File Locations tab of the Options dialog box.

Not supported.

General tab of the Options dialog box.

Hangul Hanja Conversion tab of the Options dialog box.

Print tab of the Options dialog box.

Spelling and Grammar tab of the Options dialog box.

Save tab of the Options dialog box.

Security tab of the Options dialog box.

Track Changes tab of the Options dialog box.

Asian Typography tab of the Options dialog box.

User Information tab of the Options dialog box.

View tab of the Options dialog box.

Browsers tab of the Web Options dialog box.

Encoding tab of the Web Options dialog box.

Files tab of the Web Options dialog box.

Fonts tab of the Web Options dialog box.

General tab of the Web Options dialog box.

Pictures tab of the Web Options dialog box.

Specifies whether the document text should wrap on both sides of the specified shape, on either the left or right side only, or on the side of the shape that is farthest from the page margin.

Both sides of the specified shape.

Side of the shape that is farthest from the page margin.

Left side of shape only.

Right side of shape only.

Specifies the wrap type for the specified shape.

Places shape behind text.

Places shape in front of text.

In line with text.

Behind text.

Wraps text around the shape. Line continuation is on the opposite side of the shape.

Through.

Tight.

Top and bottom.

Specifies how Microsoft Word wraps text around pictures.

Behind text.

In front of text.

In line with text.

Square.

Through.

Tight.

Top and bottom.

Specifies the level of an XML node.

Cell.

Inline.

Paragraph.

Row.

Specifies the type of node.

Indicates an attribute node.

Indicates an element node.

Specifies why XML selection was changed.

Node was deleted.

New node was inserted.

Cursor was moved to select a different node.

Specifies whether an element or attribute is valid according to the attached schema.

Indicates that the SetValidationErrormk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20Files\Microsoft%20Office\OFFICE11\1033\VBAWD10.CHM::/html/womthSetValidationError.htm method was used to set the ValidationErrorTextmk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20Files\Microsoft%20Office\OFFICE11\1033\VBAWD10.CHM::/html/woproValidationErrorText.htm property to a custom text string.

Indicates that an XML element or attribute is valid according to the attached schema.

Contains document-level attributes used by Microsoft Word when you save a document as a Web page or open a Web page.

Represents a window.

Closes the specified window.

Optional Object. True to route the document to the next recipient. If the document doesn't have a routing slip attached, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. Specifies the save action for the document. Can be one of the following constants: wdDoNotSaveChanges, wdPromptToSaveChanges, or wdSaveChanges.

Returns the screen coordinates of the specified range or shape.

Required Integer. The variable name to which you want Microsoft Word to return the value for the left edge of the object. Required Integer. The variable name to which you want Word to return the value for the height of the object. Required Integer. The variable name to which you want Word to return the value for the top edge of the object. Required Object. A or object. Required Integer. The variable name to which you want Word to return the value for the width of the object.

Scrolls a window or pane by the specified number of screens.

Optional Object. The number of screens to scroll the window to the right. Optional Object. The number of screens to scroll the window up. Optional Object. The number of screens to scroll the window to the left. Optional Object. The number of screens to scroll the window down.

Scrolls through the specified pane or window page by page.

Optional Object. The number of pages to be scrolled up. Optional Object. The number of pages to be scrolled down. If this argument is omitted, this value is assumed to be 1.

Prints all or part of the specified document.

Optional Object. The type of pages to be printed. Can be any constant.wdPrintAllPages wdPrintEvenPagesOnly wdPrintOddPagesOnly Optional Object. The width to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. The height to which you want Word to scale printed pages, in twips (20 twips = 1 point; 72 points = 1 inch). Optional Object. When printing multiple copies of a document, True to print all pages of the document before printing the next copy. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit horizontally on one page. Can be 1, 2, 3, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomRow argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. Set to True to append the specified document to the file name specified by the OutputFileName argument. False to overwrite the contents of OutputFileName. Optional Object. The number of copies to be printed. Optional Object. The item to be printed. Can be any constant.wdPrintAutoTextEntries wdPrintComments wdPrintDocumentContent wdPrintDocumentWithMarkup wdPrintEnvelope wdPrintKeyAssignments wdPrintMarkup wdPrintProperties wdPrintStyles Optional Object. The ending page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo. Optional Object. The page range. Can be any constant. wdPrintAllDocumentwdPrintCurrentPage wdPrintFromTo wdPrintRangeOfPages wdPrintSelection Optional Object. True to print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing kit. If this argument is True, the and properties are ignored. Use the and properties to control the output during manual duplex printing. This argument may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. The page numbers and page ranges to be printed, separated by commas. For example, "2, 6-10" prints page 2 and pages 6 through 10. Optional Object. True to send printer instructions to a file. Make sure to specify a file name with OutputFileName. Optional Object. If PrintToFile is True, this argument specifies the path and file name of the output file. Optional Object. This argument is available only in Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. For additional information about this argument, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition. Optional Object. Set to True to have the macro continue while Microsoft Word prints the document. Optional Object. The number of pages you want Word to fit vertically on one page. Can be 1, 2, or 4. Use with the PrintZoomColumn argument to print multiple pages on a single sheet. Optional Object. The starting page number when Range is set to wdPrintFromTo.

Returns the or object that is located at the point specified by the screen position coordinate pair.

Required Integer. The horizontal distance (in pixels) from the left edge of the screen to the point. Required Integer. The vertical distance (in pixels) from the top of the screen to the point.

Scrolls through the document window so the specified range or shape is displayed in the document window.

Optional Boolean. True if the top left corner of the range or shape appears at the top left corner of the document window. False if the bottom right corner of the range or shape appears at the bottom right corner of the document window. The default value is True. Required Object. A or object.

Scrolls a window or pane by the specified number of lines.

Optional Object. The number of lines to scroll the window to the right. A "line" corresponds to the distance scrolled by clicking the right scroll arrow on the horizontal scroll bar once. Optional Object. The number of lines to scroll the window up. A "line" corresponds to the distance scrolled by clicking the up scroll arrow on the vertical scroll bar once. Optional Object. The number of lines to scroll the window to the left. A "line" corresponds to the distance scrolled by clicking the left scroll arrow on the horizontal scroll bar once. Optional Object. The number of lines to scroll the window down. A "line" corresponds to the distance scrolled by clicking the down scroll arrow on the vertical scroll bar once.

Shows or hides the ribbon.

Shows or hides all comments in a document that contains comments and tracked changes.

Returns or sets a constant that represents how Microsoft Office Word displays source documents after a compare and merge process. Read/write.

A collection of objects that represent all the available windows.

Returns a object that represents a new window of a document.

Optional Object. The Window object you want to open another window for. If this argument is omitted, a new window is opened for the active document.

Arranges all open document windows in the application workspace. Because Microsoft Word uses a Single Document Interface (SDI), this method no longer has any effect.

Optional Object. The window arrangement. Can be either of the following constants: wdIcons or wdTiled.

Opens two windows in side-by-side mode.

Required Object. The document to view in side-by-side windows.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

A collection of words in a selection, range, or document.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents all the properties for wrapping text around a shape or shape range.

Specifies the point on the specified axis where the other axis crosses.

Microsoft Word sets the axis crossing point.

The CrossesAt property specifies the axis crossing point.

The axis crosses at the maximum value.

The axis crosses at the minimum value.

Specifies the type of axis group.

Primary axis group.

Secondary axis group.

Specifies the axis type.

Axis displays categories.

Axis displays data series.

Axis displays values.

Specifies the background type for text in charts.

Word controls the background.

Opaque background.

Transparent background.

Specifies the shape used with the 3-D bar or column chart.

Box.

Cone, truncated at value.

Cone, coming to point at value.

Cylinder.

Pyramid, truncated at value.

Pyramid, coming to point at value.

Specifies the weight of the border around a range.

Hairline (thinnest border).

Medium.

Thick (widest border).

Thin.

Specifies the type of the category axis.

Word controls the axis type.

Axis groups data by an arbitrary set of categories.

Axis groups data on a time scale.

Specifies the position of the chart element.

Automatically sets the position of the chart element.

Specifies a specific position for the chart element.

Specifies a chart gallery.

Either of the galleries.

The built-in gallery.

The user-defined gallery.

Specifies the type of the chart item.

Axis.

Axis title.

Chart area.

Chart title.

Corners.

Data label.

Data table.

Display unit label.

Down bars.

Drop lines.

Error bars.

Floor.

HiLo lines.

Leader lines.

Legend.

Legend entry.

Legend key.

Major gridlines.

Minor gridlines.

Nothing.

PivotChart drop zone.

PivotChart field button.

Plot area.

Radar axis labels.

Series.

Series lines.

Shape.

Trend line.

Up bars.

Walls.

X error bars.

Y error bars.

Specifies the placement of a user-selected picture on a bar in a 3-D bar or column.

Display on all faces.

Display on end.

Display on end and sides.

Display on front.

Display on front and end.

Display on front and sides.

Display on sides.

Specifies how pictures are displayed on a column, bar picture chart, or legend key.

Picture is sized to repeat a maximum of 15 times in the longest stacked bar.

Picture is sized to a specified number of units and repeated the length of the bar.

Picture is stretched the full length of the stacked bar.

Specifies the values displayed in the second chart in a pie chart or a bar of pie chart.

Arbitrary slides are displayed in the second chart.

Second chart displays values less than some percentage of the total value. The percentage is specified by the SplitValue property.

Second chart displays the smallest values in the data series. The number of values to display is specified by the SplitValue property.

Second chart displays values less than the value specified by the SplitValue property.

Specifies the color of a selected feature, such as a border, font, or fill.

Automatic color.

No color.

Specifies a miscellaneous constant in Microsoft Word.

Three-dimensional bar chart group or series.

Three-dimensional surface chart group or series.

Summary row is displayed above the specified range.

Microsoft Word applies automatic settings, such as a color or page number, to the specified object.

Two dimensional bar chart group or series.

Summary row is displayed below the specified range.

Display positive and negative error bars in the specified chart group or series.

Bottom.

Center.

Checker pattern.

Circle.

Columnar chart group or series.

Combination.

Corner.

Criss-cross pattern.

Cross pattern.

Microsoft Word applies custom settings, such as a color or error amount, to the specified object.

Microsoft Word applies default or automatic formatting.

Diamond pattern.

Distributed.

Fill.

Display error amounts as a fixed value.

General.

16% gray pattern.

25% gray pattern.

50% gray pattern.

75% gray pattern.

8% gray pattern.

Grid pattern.

High.

Inside.

Justify.

Left.

Light down line pattern.

Light horizontal line pattern.

Light up line pattern.

Light vertical line pattern.

Low.

Maximum.

Minimum.

Minus values.

Next to axis.

Do not display error bars in the specified chart group or series.

Opaque fill.

Outside.

Display error amounts as a percentage.

Display positive error bars in the specified chart group or series.

Plus values.

Right.

Scale.

75% semi-gray pattern.

Show label.

Show label and percent.

Show percent.

Show value.

Single line.

Solid pattern.

Square.

Star.

Display error amounts as a standard error.

Top.

Transparent fill.

Triangle.

Specifies the format of the picture being copied.

Bitmap (.bmp, .jpg, .gif).

Drawn picture (.png, .wmf, .mix).

Specifies where the data label is positioned.

Data label is positioned above the data point.

Data label is positioned below the data point.

1st_Word12 sets the position of the data label.

Data label is centered on the data point or is inside a bar or pie chart.

Data label is in a custom position.

Data label is positioned inside the data point at the bottom edge.

Data label is positioned inside the data point at the top edge.

Data label is positioned to the left of the data point.

Data labels are in multiple positions.

Data label is positioned outside the data point at the top edge.

Data label is positioned to the right of the data point.

Specifies the separator used with data labels.

Word selects the separator.

Specifies the type of data label to apply.

Show the size of the bubble in reference to the absolute value.

Category for the point.

Percentage of the total, and category for the point. Available only for pie charts and doughnut charts.

No data labels.

Percentage of the total. Available only for pie charts and doughnut charts.

Default value for the point (assumed if this argument is not specified).

Specifies how blank cells are plotted on a chart.

Values are interpolated into the chart.

Blank cells are not plotted.

Blanks are plotted as zero.

Specifies the display unit label for an axis.

Hundreds of millions.

Hundreds.

Hundreds of thousands.

Millions of millions.

Millions.

Tens of millions.

Tens of thousands.

Thousands of millions.

Thousands.

Specifies the end style for error bars.

Caps applied.

No caps applied.

Specifies which axis values are to receive error bars.

Bars run parallel to the Y axis for X-axis values.

Bars run parallel to the X axis for Y-axis values.

Specifies which error-bar parts to include.

Both positive and negative error range.

Only negative error range.

No error bar range.

Only positive error range.

Specifies the range marked by error bars.

Range is set by fixed values or cell values.

Fixed-length error bars.

Percentage of range to be covered by the error bars.

Shows range for specified number of standard deviations.

Shows standard error range.

Specifies the horizontal alignment for the object.

Center.

Center across selection.

Distribute.

Fill.

Align according to data type.

Justify.

Left.

Right.

Specifies the position of the legend on a chart.

Below the chart.

In the upper right-hand corner of the chart border.

A custom position.

Left of the chart.

Right of the chart.

Above the chart.

Specifies the line style for the border.

Continuous line.

Dashed line.

Alternating dashes and dots.

Dash followed by two dots.

Dotted line.

Double line.

No line.

Slanted dashes.

Specifies the marker style for a point or series in a line chart, scatter chart, or radar chart.

Automatic markers

Circular markers

Long bar markers

Diamond-shaped markers

Short bar markers

No markers

Picture markers

Square markers with a plus sign

Square markers

Square markers with an asterisk

Triangular markers

Square markers with an X

Specifies the text orientation.

Text runs downward.

Text runs horizontally.

Text runs upward.

Text runs downward and is centered in the cell.

Specifies the interior pattern of a chart or interior object.

Word controls the pattern.

Checkerboard.

Criss-cross lines.

Dark diagonal lines running from the upper left to the lower right.

16% gray.

25% gray.

50% gray.

75% gray.

8% gray.

Grid.

Dark horizontal lines.

Light diagonal lines running from the upper left to the lower right.

Light horizontal lines.

Light diagonal lines running from the lower left to the upper right.

Light vertical bars.

Linear gradient.

No pattern.

Rectangular gradient.

75% dark moiré.

Solid color.

Dark diagonal lines running from the lower left to the upper right.

Dark vertical bars.

Specifies how the picture should be copied.

The picture is copied as it will look when it is printed.

The picture is copied to resemble its display on the screen as closely as possible.

Specifies the location of the field in a PivotTable report.

Column

Data

Hidden

Page

Row

Specifies the reading order for the specified object.

According to context.

Left-to-right.

Right-to-left.

Specifies the RGB color.

Alice Blue

Antique White

Aqua

Aquamarine

Azure

Beige

Bisque

Black

Blanched Almond

Blue

Blue Violet

Brown

Burly Wood

Cadet Blue

Chartreuse

Coral

Cornflower Blue

Cornsilk

Crimson

Dark Blue

Dark Cyan

Dark Goldenrod

Dark Gray

Dark Green

Dark Grey

Dark Khaki

Dark Magenta

Dark Olive Green

Dark Orange

Dark Orchid

Dark Red

Dark Salmon

Dark Sea Green

Dark Slate Blue

Dark Slate Gray

Dark Slate Grey

Dark Turquoise

Dark Violet

Deep Pink

Deep Sky Blue

Dim Gray

Dim Grey

Dodger Blue

Fire Brick

Floral White

Forest Green

Fuchsia

Gainsboro

Ghost White

Gold

Goldenrod

Gray

Green

Green Yellow

Grey

Honeydew

Hot Pink

Indian Red

Indigo

Ivory

Khaki

Lavender

Lavender Blush

Lawn Green

Lemon Chiffon

Light Blue

Light Coral

Light Cyan

LightGoldenrodYellow

Light Gray

Light Green

Light Grey

Light Pink

Light Salmon

Light Sea Green

Light Sky Blue

Light Slate Gray

Light Slate Grey

Light Steel Blue

Light Yellow

Lime

Lime Green

Linen

Maroon

Medium Aquamarine

Medium Blue

Medium Orchid

Medium Purple

Medium Sea Green

Medium Slate Blue

Medium Spring Green

Medium Turquoise

Medium Violet Red

Midnight Blue

Mint Cream

Misty Rose

Moccasin

Navajo White

Navy

Navy Blue

Old Lace

Olive

Olive Drab

Orange

Orange Red

Orchid

Pale Goldenrod

Pale Green

Pale Turquoise

Pale Violet Red

Papaya Whip

Peach Puff

Peru

Pink

Plum

Powder Blue

Purple

Red

Rosy Brown

Royal Blue

Salmon

Sandy Brown

Sea Green

Seashell

Sienna

Silver

Sky Blue

Slate Blue

Slate Gray

Slate Grey

Snow

Spring Green

Steel Blue

Tan

Teal

Thistle

Tomato

Turquoise

Violet

Wheat

White

White Smoke

Yellow

Yellow Green

Specifies whether the values corresponding to a particular data series are in rows or columns.

Data series is in a row.

Data series is in a column.

Specifies the scale type of the value axis.

Linear

Logarithmic

Specifies what the bubble size represents on a bubble chart.

Area of the bubble.

Width of the bubble.

Specifies the text orientation for tick-mark labels.

Text orientation set by Word.

Text runs down.

Characters run horizontally.

Text runs up.

Characters run vertically.

Specifies the position of tick-mark labels on the specified axis.

Top or right side of the chart.

Bottom or left side of the chart.

Next to axis (where axis is not at either side of the chart).

No tick marks.

Specifies the position of major and minor tick marks for an axis.

Crosses the axis

Inside the axis

No mark

Specifies the unit of time for chart axes and data series.

Days

Months

Years

Specifies how the trendline that smoothes out fluctuations in the data is calculated.

Uses an equation to calculate the least squares fit through points, for example, y=ab^x .

Uses the linear equation y = mx + b to calculate the least squares fit through points.

Uses the equation y = c ln x + b to calculate the least squares fit through points.

Uses a sequence of averages computed from parts of the data series. The number of points equals the total number of points in the series less the number specified for the period.

Uses an equation to calculate the least squares fit through points, for example, y = ax^6 + bx^5 + cx^4 + dx^3 + ex^2 + fx + g.

Uses an equation to calculate the least squares fit through points, for example, y = ax^b.

Specifies the type of underline applied to a font.

Double thick underline.

Two thin underlines placed close together.

No underlining.

Single underlining.

Not supported.

Specifies the vertical alignment for the object.

Bottom

Center

Distributed

Justify

Top

Represents a node that is a possible child element of the current element, according to the schema, but is not guaranteed to be valid.

Inserts a object that represents an XML element node.

Optional Object. The text range around which to place the opening and closing XML elements.

Represents a collection of objects that represent elements that may be valid children of the specified element according to the schema.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents the XML mapping on a object between custom XML and a content control. An XML mapping is a link between the text in a content control and an XML element in the custom XML data store for this document.

Deletes the XML mapping from the parent content control.

Allows creating or changing the XML mapping on a content control. Returns True if Microsoft Office Word maps the content control to a custom XML node in the document’s custom XML data store.

Boolean Specifies the prefix mappings to use when querying the expression provided in the XPath parameter. If omitted, Word uses the set of prefix mappings for the specified custom XML part in the current document. Specifies the desired custom XML data to which to map the content control. If this parameter is omitted, the XPath is evaluated against all custom XML in the current document, and the mapping is established with the first CustomXMLPart in which the XPath resolves to an XML node. Specifies an XPath string that represents the XML node to which to map the content control. An invalid XPath string causes a run-time error.

Allows creating or changing the XML data mapping on a content control. Returns True if Microsoft Office Word maps the content control to a custom XML node in the document’s custom XML data store.

Boolean Specifies the XML node to which to map the current content control.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the add-in was created. Read-only Long.

Returns a CustomXMLNode object that represents the custom XML node in the data store to which the content control in the document maps.

Returns a CustomXMLPart object that represents the custom XML part to which the content control in the document maps.

Returns a Boolean that represents whether the content control in the document is mapped to an XML node in the document’s XML data store. Read-only.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified XMLMapping object.

Returns a String that represents the prefix mappings used to evaluate the XPath for the current XML mapping. Read-only.

Returns a String that represents the XPath for the XML mapping, which evaluates to the currently mapped XML node. Read-only.

Represents an individual schema within the Schema Library.

Attaches an XML schema to a document.

Required Object. The document to which to attach the specified XML schema.

Returns a String that represents the friendly name for the specified object.

Optional Boolean. True if all users have access to the specified object.

Returns a object that represents the default Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) file to use when opening a document from an XML schema for a particular namespace.

Optional Boolean. True if all users have access to the specified object.

Gets or sets the location of the specified XML namespace.

Optional Boolean. True if all users have access to the specified object.

A collection of objects that represents the entire collection of schemas in the Schema Library.

Returns a object that represents a schema that is added to the Schema Library and made available to users in Microsoft Word.

Optional String. The name of the schema as it appears on the Schemas tab in the Templates and Add-ins dialog box. Required String. The path and file name of the schema. This may be a local file path, a network path, or an Internet address. Optional Boolean. True if all users that log on to a computer can access and use the new schema. The default is False. Optional String. The namespace Uniform Resource Indicator as specified in the schema. The NamespaceURI parameter is case-sensitive and must be spelled exactly as specified in schema.

Installs the specified XML expansion pack on the user's computer, making an XML smart document solution available to one or more users.

Optional Boolean. True installs the XML expansion pack and makes it available to all users on a machine. False makes the XML expansion pack available for the current user only. Default is False. Required String. The path and file name of the XML expansion pack.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single XML element applied to a document.

Copies the specified object to the Clipboard.

Removes the specified child element from the specified element.

Required . The child element to be removed.

Returns a collection that represents all the nodes that match a specified XPath string in the order in which they appear.

Optional Object. Provides the prefix in the schema against which to perform the search. Use the PrefixMapping parameter if your XPath parameter uses names to search for elements. Optional Boolean. True skips all text nodes while searching for the specified node. False includes text nodes in the search. Default value is False. Required String. A valid XPath string. For more information on XPath, see the XPath reference documentation on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site.

Returns an object that represents the first node that matches a specified XPath string in the specified document.

Optional Object. Provides the prefix in the schema against which to perform the search. Use the PrefixMapping parameter if your XPath parameter uses names to search for elements. Optional Boolean. True skips all text nodes while searching for the specified node. False includes text nodes in the search. Default value is True. Required String. A valid XPath string. For more information on XPath, see the XPath reference documentation on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Web site.

Changes the validation error text displayed to a user for a specified node and forces Microsoft Word to report a node as invalid.

Required . Specifies whether to set the validation status error text (wdXMLValidationStatusCustom) or to clear the validation status error text (wdXMLValidationStatusOK). Optional Boolean. True automatically clears the error message as soon as the next validation event occurs on the specified node. False requires running the SetValidationError method with a Status parameter of wdXMLValidationStatusOK to clear the custom error text. Optional Object. The text displayed to the user. Leave blank when the Status parameter is set to wdXMLValidationStatusOK.

Returns a String that represents the description for a validation error on an object.

Optional Boolean. Indicates that the error text displayed is the advanced version of the validation error description, which comes from the MSXML 5.0 component included with Microsoft Word.

Returns a String that represents the XML for the node in the Microsoft Office Word Open XML format. Read-only.

String Specifies whether to return the data contained within the XML only, without XML markup.

Returns a String that represents the XML text in the specified object.

Optional Boolean. True returns the text of the XML without the Word XML markup. The default setting is False.

A collection of objects that represents the nodes in the tree view of the XML Structure task pane, which indicates the elements that a user has applied to a document.

Returns a object that represents a newly added element.

Optional Range. The range to which you want to apply the element. The default is to place the element tags at the insertion point or around the selection if a text is selected. Required String. The name of the schema as defined in the schema. The Namespace parameter is case-sensitive and must be spelled exactly as it appears in the schema. If the specified namespace cannot be found in any of the schemas attached to the document, an error is displayed. Required String. The name of the element in the XML schema designated in the Namespace parameter. Because XML is case-sensitive, the spelling of the element specified in the Name parameter must be exactly as it appears in the schema. If the String does not match any of the element names in the schema specified in the Namespace parameter, an error is displayed.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents an individual schema that is attached to a document.

Deletes the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent the unique namespaces that are attached to a document.

Returns a that represents a schema applied to a document.

Optional String. The name of the schema as it appears on the Schemas tab in the Templates and Add-ins dialog box. Optional Boolean. True if all users that log on to a computer can access and use the new schema. The default is False. Optional String. The name of the schema as defined in the schema. The Namespace parameter is case-sensitive and must be spelled exactly as it appears in the schema. If the specified namespace cannot be found in any of the schemas attached to the document, an error is displayed. Optional String. The path and file name of the schema. This may be a local file path, a network path, or an Internet address.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Represents a single registered Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT).

Returns or sets the location of the specified transformation.

Optional Boolean. True if all users have access to the specified object.

A collection of objects that represent all of the Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLTs) for a specific XML namespace.

Returns a object that represents an Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) added to the collection of XSLTs for a specified schema.

Optional String. The name of the XSLT as it appears in the Schema Library. Optional Boolean. True if all users that log on to a computer can access and use the new schema. The default is False. Required String. The path and file name of the XSLT. This may be a local file path, a network path, or an Internet address.

Returns an individual object in a collection.

An Object indicating the ordinal position or a string representing the name of the individual object.

Contains magnification options (for example, the zoom percentage) for a window or pane.

A collection of objects that represents the magnification options for each view (outline, normal, print layout, and so on).

Returns the specified object.

Required . The specified zoom type.