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Represents a button control on a command bar.

Copies a command bar control to an existing command bar.

Optional Object. A object that represents the destination command bar. If this argument is omitted, the control is copied to the command bar where the control already exists. Optional Object. A number that indicates the position for the new control on the command bar. The new control will be inserted before the control at this position. If this argument is omitted, the control is copied to the end of the command bar.

Deletes the specified object from its collection.

Optional Object. True to delete the control for the current session. The application will display the control again in the next session.

Moves the specified command bar control to an existing command bar.

A object that represents the destination command bar for the control. If this argument is omitted, the control is moved to the end of the command bar where the control currently resides. A number that indicates the position for the control. The control is inserted before the control currently occupying this position. If this argument is omitted, the control is inserted on the same command bar.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Click event occurs when the user clicks a object.

Events interface for Microsoft Office object events.

Occurs when the user clicks a object.

Represents a combo box control on a command bar.

Adds a list item to the specified command bar combo box control.

Optional Object. The position of the item in the list. If this argument is omitted, the item is added to the end of the list. Required String. The text added to the control.

Copies a command bar control to an existing command bar.

Optional Object. A number that indicates the position for the new control on the command bar. The new control will be inserted before the control at this position. If this argument is omitted, the control is copied to the end of the command bar. Optional Object. A object that represents the destination command bar. If this argument is omitted, the control is copied to the command bar where the control already exists.

Deletes the specified object from its collection.

Optional Object. True to delete the control for the current session. The application will display the control again in the next session.

Moves the specified command bar control to an existing command bar.

Optional Object. A number that indicates the position for the control. The control is inserted before the control currently occupying this position. If this argument is omitted, the control is inserted on the same command bar. Optional Object. A object that represents the destination command bar for the control. If this argument is omitted, the control is moved to the end of the command bar where the control currently resides.

Removes an item from a command bar combo box control.

Required Integer. The item to be removed from the list.

Returns or sets an item in the command bar combo box control.

Required Integer. The list item to be set.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Change event occurs when the end user changes the selection in a command bar combo box.

Events interface for Microsoft Office object events.

Occurs when the end user changes the selection in a command bar combo box.

A collection of objects that represent the command bars in the container application.

Creates a new command bar and adds it to the collection of command bars.

Optional Object. The position or type of the new command bar. Can be one of the constants listed in the following table.ConstantDescriptionmsoBarLeft, msoBarTop, msoBarRight, msoBarBottomIndicates the left, top, right, and bottom coordinates of the new command barmsoBarFloatingIndicates that the new command bar won't be dockedmsoBarPopupIndicates that the new command bar will be a shortcut menumsoBarMenuBarMacintosh only Optional Object. True to make the new command bar temporary. Temporary command bars are deleted when the container application is closed. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to replace the active menu bar with the new command bar. The default value is False. Optional Object. The name of the new command bar. If this argument is omitted, a default name is assigned to the command bar (such as Custom 1).

Executes the control identified by the idMso parameter.

Identifier for the control.

Returns a object that fits the specified criteria.

Optional Object. The identifier of the control. Optional . The type of control. Optional Object. The tag value of the control. Optional Object. True to include only visible command bar controls in the search. The default value is False. Visible command bars include all visible toolbars and any menus that are open at the time the FindControl method is executed.

Returns the collection that fits the specified criteria.

Optional Object. The control’s identifier. Optional . The type of control. Optional Object. The control’s tag value. Optional Object. True to include only visible command bar controls in the search. The default value is False.

Returns True if the control identified by the idMso parameter is enabled.

Boolean Identifier for the control.

Returns an IPictureDisp object of the control image identified by the idMso parameter scaled to the dimensions specified by width and height.

IPictureDisp The width of the image. The height of the image. Identifier for the control.

Returns the label of the control identified by the idMso parameter as a String.

String Identifier for the control.

Returns a value indicating whether the toggleButton control identified by the idMso parameter is pressed.

Boolean Identifier for the control.

Returns the screentip of the control identified by the idMso parameter as a String.

String Identifier for the control.

Returns the supertip of the control identified by the idMso parameter as a String.

String Identifier for the control.

Returns True if the control identified by the idMso parameter is visible.

Boolean Identifier for the control.

Returns a object from the collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Events interface for Microsoft Office object events.

Occurs when any change is made to a command bar.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The OnUpdate event occurs when any change is made to a command bar.

Represents a custom task pane in the container application.

Deletes the active custom task pane.

Gets the Application object of the host application. Read-only.

Object

Gets the Microsoft ActiveX® control instance displayed in the custom task pane frame. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets an enumerated value specifying the docked position of a object. Read/write.

Gets or sets an enumerated value specifying a restriction on the orientation of a object. Read/write.

Gets or sets the height of the object (in points). Read/write.

Integer

Gets the title of a CustomTaskPane object. Read-only.

String

True if the specified object is visible. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets or sets the width of the task pane specified by the object. Read/write.

Integer

Gets the parent window object of the object. Read-only.

Object

Occurs when the user changes the docking position of the active custom task pane.

The active custom task pane.

Occurs when the user changes the visibility of the custom task pane.

The active task pane.

Represents a single in a collection.

Adds a node to the XML tree.

Represents the namespace of the element to be appended. This parameter is required to append nodes of type or , otherwise it is ignored. Specifies the type of node to append. If the parameter is not specified, it is assumed to be of type . Represents the base name of the node to be added. Represents the node under which this node should be added. If adding an attribute, the parameter denotes the element that the attribute should be added to. Used to set the value of the appended node for those nodes that allow text. If the node doesn’t allow text, the parameter is ignored. Represents the node which should become the next sibling of the new node. If not specified, the node is added to the end of the parent node’s children. This parameter is ignored for additions of type . If the node is not a child of the parent, an error is displayed.

Deletes the current from the data store (IXMLDataStore interface).

Allows the template author to populate a from an existing file. Returns True if the load was successful.

Boolean Points to the file on the user’s computer or on a network containing the XML to be loaded.

Allows the template author to populate a object from an XML string. Returns True if the load was successful.

Boolean Contains the XML to load.

Selects a collection of nodes from a custom XML part.

Contains the XPath expression.

Selects a single node within a custom XML part matching an XPath expression.

Contains an XPath expression.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a value that indicates whether the is built-in. Read-only

Boolean

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

Integer

Gets the root element of a bound region of data in a document. If the region is empty, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets a object that provides access to any XML validation errors, if any exists. If no validation errors exist, this property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets a String containing the GUID assigned to the current object. Read-only.

String

Gets the set of namespace prefix mappings used against the current object. Read-only.

Gets the unique address identifier for the namespace of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets a object representing the set of schemas attached to a bound region of data in a document. Read/write.

Gets the XML representation of the current object. Read-only.

String

Occurs after a node is deleted in a object.

Corresponds to the former next sibling of OldNode. Corresponds to the node which was just removed from the CustomXMLPart object. Note that this node may have children, if a subtree is being removed from the document. Also, this node will be a "disconnected" node in that you can query down from the node, but you cannot query up the tree – the node appears to exist alone. Corresponds to the former parent node of OldNode. Returns True if the node was inserted as part of an Undo/Redo action by the user.

Occurs after a node is inserted in a object.

Returns True if the node was inserted as part of an Undo/Redo action by the user. Corresponds to the node just added to the CustomXMLPart object. Note that this node may have children, if a subtree was just added to the document.

Occurs just after a node is replaced in a object.

Corresponds to the node which was just removed from the CustomXMLPart object. Note that this node may have children, if a subtree was just added to the document. Also, this node will be a "disconnected" node in that you can query down from the node, but cannot go up – it appears to exist alone. Returns True if the node was added as part of an Undo/Redo action by the user. Corresponds to the node just added to the CustomXMLPart object.

Represents a collection of objects.

Allows you to add a new to a file.

Optional . Represents the set of schemas to be used to validate this stream. Optional String. Contains the XML to add to the newly created . Returns .

Selects a custom XML part matching a GUID.

Required String. Contains the GUID for the custom XML part.

Selects the collection of custom XML parts whose namespace matches the search criteria.

Required String. Contains a namespace URI.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Occurs just after a object is added to the collection.

The part that was added.

Occurs just after a object is loaded.

The part that was loaded.

Occurs just before a object is deleted from the collection.

The part that is about to be deleted.

Represents a collection of objects attached to a data stream.

Allows you to add one or more schemas to a schema collection that can then be added to a stream in the data store and to the Schema Library.

Optional String. Contains the namespace of the schema to be added to the collection. If the schema already exists in the Schema Library, the method will retrieve it from there. Optional Boolean. Specifies whether, in the case where the method is adding the schema to the Schema Library, the Schema Library keys should be written to the registry(HKey_Local_Machine for all users or HKey_Current_User for just the current user). The parameter defaults to False and writes to HKey_Current_User. Optional String. Contains the location of the schema on a disk. If this parameter is specified, the schema is added to the collection and to the Schema Library. Optional String. Contains the alias of the schema to be added to the collection. If the alias already exists in the Schema Library, the method can find it using this argument. Required . Represents a collection of schemas to be imported into the current schema collection. Returns .

Specifies whether the schemas in a schema collection are valid (conforms to the syntactic rules of XML and the rules for a specified vocabulary; a standard for structuring XML).

Boolean

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the unique address identifier for the namespace of the object. Read-only.

String Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the Answer Wizard in a Microsoft Office application.

Clears the list of files for the current AnswerWizard, including the default list of files for the Microsoft Office host application.

Resets the list of files for the current AnswerWizard to the default list of files for the Microsoft Office host application.

The AnswerWizardFiles collection contains all of the Answer Wizard files (with the file name extension .AW) available to the active Microsoft Office application.

Creates a new reference to an Answer Wizard file and adds it to the collection.

Required String. The fully qualified path to the specified Answer Wizard file.

Deletes the specified object from its collection.

Required String. The name of the file to be deleted, including the fully qualified path, file name, and extension.

Returns a file name string from an collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the Answer Wizard file name string, or the file name, to be returned.

Represents the Microsoft Office Assistant.

Resumes or suspends Office Assistant Help during a custom wizard.

Specifies the change to the Office Assistant Help session. The animation the Office Assistant performs when it is suspended or resumed. The number returned by the method.

Displays an alert and returns an Integer that indicates which button the user pressed.

Sets the text of the alert. True if the alert is displayed in a message box or False if the alert is displayed through the Office Assistant. Always set this to msoAlertCancelDefault. Any other setting may return an error. Sets the title of the alert. Determines the icon that is displayed on the alert. Determines which buttons are displayed on the alert. Determines which button is set as the default button of the alert. If this argument is set to a value greater than the number of buttons, an error is returned.

Releases the variable returned by the method.

The animation the Office Assistant performs if varfSuccess is set to True. The default value is msoAnimationCharacterSuccessMajor. The number returned by the StartWizard method. True to indicate that the user completed the wizard successfully.

Displays the Office Assistant and the built-in "What would you like to do?" Assistant balloon for standard Office online Help.

Moves the Office Assistant to the specified location.

The left position of the Office Assistant window, in points. The top position of the Office Assistant window, in points.

Resets the application tips that appear in the Office Assistant balloon.

Starts the Office Assistant and returns an Integer value that identifies the session.

True to display the Office decision balloon. The Office decision balloon asks the user whether he or she wants help with the active custom wizard. It isn't necessary to use the property to display the Office Assistant if you specify True for this argument. The name of the callback procedure run by the Office decision balloon and the branch balloon. The branch balloon allows the user to choose between custom Help you've provided for the wizard and standard Office Help. The position of the corners (in points and relative to the screen) of the custom wizard form the Office Assistant will avoid when the Office Assistant appears. False to display the Office decision balloon. The position of the corners (in points and relative to the screen) of the custom wizard form the Office Assistant will avoid when the Office Assistant appears. The position of the corners (in points and relative to the screen) of the custom wizard form the Office Assistant will avoid when the Office Assistant appears. The animation the Office Assistant performs when this method is used. The default value is msoAnimationGetWizardy. A number that identifies the balloon that initiated the callback procedure. The position of the corners (in points and relative to the screen) of the custom wizard form the Office Assistant will avoid when the Office Assistant appears.

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart.

Returns .

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the Microsoft Office 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 number of objects in the collection.

Integer

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

Long

Returns a single Axis object from the collection.

The axis type. The axis. Optional.

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

Object

Represents the balloon where the Office Assistant displays information.

Prevents the Office Assistant balloon from being displayed in a specified area of the screen.

Required Integer. The coordinates (in points and relative to the screen) of the area of the screen that the Office Assistant balloon will avoid when it's displayed. Required Integer. The coordinates (in points and relative to the screen) of the area of the screen that the Office Assistant balloon will avoid when it's displayed. Required Integer. The coordinates (in points and relative to the screen) of the area of the screen that the Office Assistant balloon will avoid when it's displayed. Required Integer. The coordinates (in points and relative to the screen) of the area of the screen that the Office Assistant balloon will avoid when it's displayed.

Represents a checkbox in the Office Assistant balloon.

A collection of objects that represent all the check boxes in the Office Assistant balloon.

Returns a object.

Required Item. The index number of the check box or label to be returned.

Represents a label in the Office Assistant balloon.

A collection of objects that represent all the labels in the Office Assistant balloon.

Returns a object.

Required Integer. The index number of the check box or label to be returned.

Represents bullet formatting.

Sets the graphics file to be used for bullets in a bulleted list.

The file name of a valid graphics file.

Gets an object that represents the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets the Unicode character value that is used for bullets in the specified text. Read/write.

Integer

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

Integer

Gets the font that represents the formatting for a object. Read-only.

Gets the bullet number of a paragraph. Read-only.

Integer

Gets the parent of the object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the bullet size relative to the size of the first text character in the paragraph. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the beginning value of a bulleted list. Read/write.

Integer

Returns or sets a constant that represents the style of a bullet. Read/write.

Gets or sets a constant that represents the type of bullet. Read/write.

Determines whether the specified bullets are set to the color of the first text character in the paragraph. Read/write.

Determines whether the specified bullets are set to the font of the first text character in the paragraph. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the bullet is visible. Read/write.

Provides information about the digital certificate.

Specifies that the digital certificate is available for signing.

The expiration date of the certificate.

The issuing authority of the certification.

The holder of a Private Key corresponding to a Public Key.

A hash of the certificate's complete contents.

Provides the results of verifying a digital certificate.

The verification resulted in an error.

The certification has expired.

The certification is invalid.

The certification has been revoked.

The certification is from an untrusted source.

The certification is currently unverified.

The certification is valid.

The certificate is currently being verified.

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

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Long

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

Object

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

Integer

Returns or sets an Integer value that represents the color of a Color object, as an index in the current color scheme.

IntegerReturns a Long value that represents the red-green-blue value of the specified color.

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

Integer

Used only with charts. Represents fill formatting for chart elements.

Sets the specified fill to a one-color gradient.

Required Integer. 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. Required Single. The gradient degree. Can be a value from 0.0 (dark) through 1.0 (light). Required . The gradient style.

Sets the specified fill to a pattern.

Required . The type of pattern.

Sets the specified fill to a preset gradient.

Sets the specified fill format to a preset texture.

Required . 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.

Fills the specified shape with an image.

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

Fills the specified shape with small tiles of an image. If you want to fill the shape with one large image, use the method.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

Returns or sets the fill background color.

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

Integer

Returns or sets the 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 object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the fill pattern.

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.

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integerc

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

Objects

A collection of all the ChartGroup objects in the specified chart.

Returns .

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

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

Object

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer Double

Returns or sets a color that is mapped to the theme color scheme. Read/write.

Represents a COM add-in in the Microsoft Office host application.

A collection of objects that provide information about a COM add-in registered in the Windows Registry.

Returns a member of the specified collection.

Required Object. Either an ordinal value that returns the COM add-in at that position in the COMAddIns collection, or a String value that represents the ProgID of the specified COM add-in.

Represents a command bar in the container application.

Returns a object that fits the specified criteria.

Optional Object. True to include only visible command bar controls in the search. The default value is False. Visible command bars include all visible toolbars and any menus that are open at the time the FindControl method is executed. Optional . The type of control. Optional Boolean. True to include the command bar and all of its pop-up subtoolbars in the search. The default value is False. Optional Object. The tag value of the control. Optional Object. The identifier of the control.

Displays a command bar as a shortcut menu at the specified coordinates or at the current pointer coordinates.

Optional Object. The y-coordinate for the location of the shortcut menu. If this argument is omitted, the current y-coordinate of the pointer is used. Optional Object. The x-coordinate for the location of the shortcut menu. If this argument is omitted, the current x-coordinate of the pointer is used.

Determines if the specified command bar or is enabled.

This property returns True if the specified command bar is enabled; False if not enabled.Setting this property to True causes the name of the command bar to appear in the list of available command bars.

Represents a button control on a command bar.

Copies the face of a command bar button control to the Clipboard.

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard onto a CommandBarButton.

Is True if the face of a command bar button control is its original built-in face. Read/write.

Gets or sets the Id number for the face of a CommandBarButton control. Read/write.

Sets or gets a MsoCommandBarButtonHyperlinkType constant that represents the type of hyperlink associated with the specified command bar button. Read/write.

Gets or sets an IPictureDisp object representing the mask image of a CommandBarButton object. The mask image determines what parts of the button image are transparent. Read/write.

Gets or sets an IPictureDisp object representing the image of a CommandBarButton object. Read/write.

Gets or sets the shortcut key text displayed next to a CommandBarButton control when the button appears on a menu, submenu, or shortcut menu. Read/write.

Represents a combo box control on a command bar.

Removes an item from a CommandBarComboBox control.

The item to be removed from the list.

Gets or sets the number of lines in a command bar combo box control. The combo box control must be a custom control and it must be a drop-down list box or a combo box. Read/write.

Gets or sets the width (in pixels) of the list for the specified command bar combo box control. Read/write.

Gets or sets an item in the CommandBarComboBox control. Read/write.

The list item to be set.

Gets the number of list items in a CommandBarComboBox control. Read-only.

Gets or sets the number of list items in a CommandBarComboBox control that appears above the separator line. Read/write.

Gets or sets the index number of the selected item in the list portion of the CommandBarComboBox control. If nothing is selected in the list, this property returns zero. Read/write.

Represents a command bar control.

Copies a command bar control to an existing command bar.

Deletes the specified object from its collection.

Optional Object. Set to True to delete the control for the current session. The application will display the control again in the next session.

Moves the specified command bar control to an existing command bar.

A collection of objects that represent the command bar controls on a command bar.

Creates a new object and adds it to the collection of controls on the specified command bar.

Optional Object. The type of control to be added to the specified command bar. Can be one of the following constants: msoControlButton, msoControlEdit, msoControlDropdown, msoControlComboBox, or msoControlPopup. Optional Object. A number that indicates the position of the new control on the command bar. The new control will be inserted before the control at this position. If this argument is omitted, the control is added at the end of the specified command bar. Optional Object. True to make the new control temporary. Temporary controls are automatically deleted when the container application is closed. The default value is False. Optional Object. For built-in controls, this argument is used by the container application to run the command. For custom controls, you can use this argument to send information to procedures, or you can use it to store information about the control (similar to a second property value). Optional Object. An integer that specifies a built-in control. If the value of this argument is 1, or if this argument is omitted, a blank custom control of the specified type will be added to the command bar.

Returns a object from the collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Represents a pop-up control on a command bar.

Copies a command bar control to an existing command bar.

Deletes the specified object from its collection.

Optional Object. True to delete the control for the current session. The application will display the control again in the next session.

Moves the specified command bar control to an existing command bar.

A collection of objects that represent the command bars in the container application.

Gets a CommandBars collection. Read-only.

Provides the status of verifying whether the content of a document has changed.

The verification resulted in an error.

The content of the document has been modified since it was digitally signed.

The document has not been verified.

The content of the has been verified and is valid.

The content of the document is currently being verified.

Occurs when the user changes the docking position of the active custom task pane.

The active custom task pane.

Occurs when the user changes the visibility of the custom task pane.

The active task pane.

Represents an XML node in a tree in a document. The object is a member of the collection.

Appends a single node as the last child under the context element node in the tree.

Specifies the type of node to append. If the parameter is not specified, it is assumed to be of type . Represents the namespace of the element to be appended. This parameter is required to append nodes of type or , otherwise it is ignored. Represents the base name of the element to be appended. Used to set the value of the appended node for those nodes that allow text. If the node doesn’t allow text, the parameter is ignored.

Adds a subtree as the last child under the context element node in the tree.

Represents the subtree to add.

Deletes the current node from the tree (including all of its children, if any exist).

Returns True if the current element node has child element nodes.

Boolean

Inserts a new node just before the context node in the tree.

Specifies the type of the node to be added. If the parameter is not specified, it is assumed to be a node of type . Represents the namespace of the element to be added. This parameter is required if adding nodes of type or , otherwise it is ignored. Represents the base name of the node to be added. Used to set the value of the node to be added for those nodes that allow text. If the node doesn’t allow text, the parameter is ignored. Represents the context node.

Inserts the specified subtree into the location just before the context node.

Specifies the context node. Represents the subtree to be added.

Removes the specified child node from the tree.

Represents the child node of the context node.

Removes the specified child node (and its subtree) from the main tree, and replaces it with a different node in the same location.

Specifies the type of node to add. If the parameter is not specified, it is assumed to be of type . Represents the child node to be replaced. Represents the namespace of the element to be added. This parameter is required if adding nodes of type or , otherwise it is ignored. Represents the base name of the element to be added. Used to set the value of the node to be added for those nodes that allow text. If the node doesn’t allow text, the parameter is ignored.

Removes the specified node (and its subtree) from the main tree, and replaces it with a different subtree in the same location.

Represents the child node to be replaced. Represents the subtree to be added.

Selects a collection of nodes matching an XPath expression. This method differs from the method in that the XPath expression will be evaluated starting with the 'expression' node as the context node.

Contains an XPath expression.

Selects a single node from a collection matching an XPath expression. This method differs from the method in that the XPath expression will be evaluated starting with the 'expression' node as the context node.

Contains an XPath expression.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for a . Read-only.

Object

Gets a collection representing the attributes of the current element in the current node. Read-only.

Gets the base name of the node without the namespace prefix, if one exists, in the Document Object Model (DOM). Read-only.

String

Gets a collection containing all of the child elements of the current node. Read-only.

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

Integer

Gets a object corresponding to the first child element of the current node. If the node has no child elements (or if it isn’t of type ), returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets a object corresponding to the last child element of the current node. If the node has no child elements (or if it is not of type ), the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets the unique address identifier for the namespace of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the next sibling node (element, comment, or processing instruction) of the current node. If the node is the last sibling at its level, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets the type of the current node. Read-only.

Gets or sets the value of the current node. Read/write.

String

Gets the object representing the Microsoft Office Excel workbook, Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation, or the Microsoft Office Word document associated with this node. Read-only.

Object

Gets the object representing the part associated with this node. Read-only.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the parent element node of the current node. If the current node is at the root level, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets the previous sibling node (element, comment, or processing instruction) of the current node. If the current node is the first sibling at its level, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets or sets the text for the current node. Read/write.

String

Gets the XML representation of the current node and its children, if any exist. Read-only.

String

Gets a String with the canonicalized XPath for the current node. If the node is no longer in the Document Object Model (DOM), the property returns an error message. Read-only.

String

Contains a collection of objects representing the XML nodes in a document.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a count of the number of objects in a collection. Read-only.

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

The index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a namespace prefix.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the unique address identifier for the namespace of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object of the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the prefix for a object. Read-only.

String

Represents a collection of objects.

Allows you to add a custom namespace/prefix mapping to use when querying an item.

Contains the namespace to assign to the newly added prefix. Contains the prefix to add to the prefix mapping list.

Allows you to get the namespace corresponding to the specified prefix.

String Contains a prefix in the prefix mapping list.

Allows you to get a prefix corresponding to the specified namespace.

String Contains the namespace URI.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a schema in a collection.

Deletes the specified schema from the collection.

Reloads a schema from a file.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets a String that represents the location of a schema on a computer. Read-only.

String

Gets the unique address identifier for the namespace of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a single validation error in a collection.

Deletes the object representing a data validation error.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets a number representing a validation error in a object. Read-only.

Integer

Gets the name of an error in a object. If no errors exist, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

String

Gets a node in a object, if any exist. If no nodes exist, the property returns Nothing. Read-only.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the text in the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the type of error generated from the object. Read-only.

Represents a collection of objects.

Adds a object containing an XML validation error to the collection.

Contains the descriptive error text. Represents the node where the error occurred. Specifies whether the error is to be cleared from the collection when the XML is corrected and updated. Contains the name of the error.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a Document Inspector module in a collection.

Performs an action on specific information items or document properties depending on the Document Inspector module specified.

Contains the results of the action. Results is an output parameter. An enumeration representing that staus of the document. Status is an output parameter which means that its value is returned when the method has completed its purpose.

Inspects a document for specific information or document properties.

Contains a lists the information items or document properties found in the document. An enumeration representing that status of the document. Status is an output parameter which means that its value is returned when the method has completed its purpose.

Gets an object that represents the creator of the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the description of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the module represented by a object. Read-only.

String

Gets an object that represents the parent of the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a collection of objects.

Gets an Application object that represents the creator of the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the number of items in the object. Read-only.

Integer

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

Integer

Gets the object specified by the index. Read-only.

The index number of the object.

Gets an object that represents the parent of a object. Read-only.

Object

The DocumentLibraryVersion object represents a single saved version of a shared document that has versioning enabled and that is stored in a document library on the server.

The DocumentLibraryVersions object represents a collection of objects.

Returns a object from the collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the DocumentLibraryVersion returned.

A collection of objects.

Creates a new custom document property.

Optional Object. The data type of the property. Can be one of the following constants: msoPropertyTypeBoolean, msoPropertyTypeDate, msoPropertyTypeFloat, msoPropertyTypeNumber, or msoPropertyTypeString. Required Boolean. Specifies whether the property is linked to the contents of the container document. If this argument is True, the LinkSource argument is required; if it's False, the value argument is required. Optional Object. Ignored if LinkToContent is False. The source of the linked property. The container application determines what types of source linking you can use. Required String. The name of the property. Optional Object. The value of the property, if it's not linked to the contents of the container document. The value is converted to match the data type specified by the type argument. If it can't be converted, an error occurs. If LinkToContent is True, the Value argument is ignored and the new document property is assigned a default value until the linked property values are updated by the container application (usually when the document is saved).

Returns a object from the collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the document property returned.

Represents a custom or built-in document property of a container document.

Provides the methods for setting up permissions, applying the cryptography of the underlying encryption and decryption, and user authentication.

Used to determine whether the user has the proper permissions to open the encrypted document.

Integer Specifies the window that is called to display the encryption settings. Contains the encrypted data for the current document. The user interface displayed by the encryption provider add-in.

Creates a second, working copy of the object’s encryption session for a file that is about to be saved.

Integer The ID of the cloned session.

Decrypts and returns a stream of encrypted data for a document.

The ID of the current session. The ID of the stream of data. The encrypted data stream. The data stream before decryption.

Encrypts and returns a stream of data for a document.

The ID of the current session. The name of the encrypted stream of document data. The data stream information after it has been encrypted. The data stream before encryption.

Ends the current encryption session.

The ID of the current session.

Displays information about the encryption of the current document.

object Specifies the encryption information that you want.

Used by the object to create a new encryption session. This session is used by the provider to cache document-specific information about the encryption, users, and rights while the document is in memory.

Integer Specifies the window that is called to display the encryption settings.

Saves an encrypted document.

Integer The ID of the current session. Contains the encryption information.

Used to display a dialog of the encryption settings for the current document.

Specifies whether you want the user to be able to change the encryption settings. Specifies the window that is called to display the encryption settings. The ID of the current session. If True, the encryption for a document will be removed during the next save operation.

Provides file dialog box functionality similar to the functionality of the standard Open and Save dialog boxes found in Microsoft Office applications.

Represents a file filter in a file dialog box displayed through the object.

A collection of objects that represent the types of files that can be selected in a file dialog box that is displayed using the object.

Adds a new file filter to the list of filters in the Files of type list box in the File dialog box, and returns a FileDialogFilter object that represents the newly added file filter.

Required String. The text representing the file extension you want to add to the list of filters. More than one extension may be specified and each must be separated by a semi-colon (;). For example, the Extensions argument can be assigned to the string: "*.txt; *.htm".Note Parentheses do not need to be added around the extensions. Office will automatically add parentheses around the extensions string when the description and extensions strings are concatenated into one file filter item. Required String. The text representing the description of the file extension you want to add to the list of filters. Optional Object. A number that indicates the position of the new control in the filter list. The new filter will be inserted before the filter at this position. If this argument is omitted, the filter is added at the end of the list.

Removes all list items from a command bar combo box control (drop-down list box or combo box) and clears the text box (edit box or combo box).

Removes a file dialog filter.

Optional Object. The filter to be removed.

Returns a object that is a member of the specified collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the FileDialogFilter object to be returned.

A collection of String values that correspond to the paths of the files or folders that a user has selected from a file dialog box displayed through the object.

Returns a String that corresponds to the path of one of the files that the user selected from a file dialog box that was displayed using the method of the object.

Required Integer. The index number of the string to be returned.

Represents the functionality of the Open dialog box accessible by the File menu.

Begins the search for the specified file(s).

Optional . The order in which the returned file(s) are sorted. Optional . The method used to sort the returned file(s). Optional Boolean. True to include files that have been added, modified, or deleted since the file index was last updated as part of the file search. The default value is True.

Returns or sets a constant that represents the amount of time since the specified file was last modified and saved.

The default value is msoLastModifiedAnyTime.

A collection of values of the type that determine which types of files are returned by the method of the object.

Adds a new file type to a file search.

Required . Specifies the type of file for which to search.

Removes the specified object from the collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the property test to be removed.

Returns a value that indicates which file type will be searched for by the method of the object.

Optional Integer. The index number of the object to be returned.

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

True if the font is formatted as all capital letters. Read/write.

Gets an object that represents the application the object is used in. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the numbers in a numbered list should be rotated when the text is rotated. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the horizontal offset of the selected font. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets a value specifying whether the font should be bold. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying that the text should be capitalized. Read/write.

Gets a value indicating the application the object was created in. Read-only.

Integer

True if the specified font is formatted as double strikethrough text. Read/write.

Gets a value indicating whether the font can be embedded in a page. Read-only.

Gets a value specifying whether the font is embedded in a page. Read-only.

Gets or sets a value specifying whether the text for a selection should be spaced equal distances apart. Read/write.

Gets a value indicating whether the font is displayed as a glow effect. Read-only.

Gets a value indicating whether the font is displayed as highlighted. Read-only.

Gets or sets a value specifying whether the text for a selection is italic. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the amount of spacing between text characters. Read/write.

Single

Gets a value specifiying the format of a line. Read-only.

Gets or sets a value specifying the font to use for a selection. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the font used for Latin text (characters with character codes from 0 (zero) through 127). Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the complex script font name. Used for mixed language text. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets an East Asian font name. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the font used for characters whose character set numbers are greater than 127. Read/write.

String

Gets the parent of the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a value specifying the type of reflection format for the selection of text. Read-only.

Gets the value specifying the type of shadow effect for the selection of text. Read-only.

Gets or sets a value specifying the size of the font. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets a value specifying whether small caps should be used with the selection of text. Small caps are the same height as the lowercase letters in a selection of text. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the type of soft edge effect used in a selection of text. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the spacing between characters in a selection of text. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets a value specifying the strike format used for a selection of text. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the text should be rendered in a strikethrough appearance. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying that the selected text should be displayed as subscript. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying that the selected text should be displayed as superscript. Read/write.

Gets a value specifying the color of the underline for the selected text. Read-only.

Gets or sets a value specifying the underline style for the selected text. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value specifying the text effect for the selected text. Read/write.

Represents the list of files returned from a file search.

Returns a file name from the list of file names represented by the object.

Required Integer. The index number of the Answer Wizard file name string or the file name to be returned.

Represents a glow effect around an Office graphic.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the color of text formatted as glow. Read-only.

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

Integer

Gets or sets the radius value of the glow effect for the object. Read/write.

Single

Represents one gradient stop.

Object

Gets a value representing the color of the gradient stop. Read-only.

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

Integer

Gets or sets a value representing the position of a stop within the gradient expressed as a percent. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets a value representing the opacity of the gradient fill expressed as a percent. Read/write.

Single

Contains a collection of objects.

Removes a gradient stop.

The index number of the gradient stop.

Adds a stop to a gradient.

Specifies the opacity of color at the gradient stop. The index number of the stop. Specifies the position of the stop within the gradient expressed as a percent. Specifies the color at that the gradient stop.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from a collection. Read-only.

GradientStop The name or index number of the object returned.

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

Represents a top-level project branch, as in the Project Explorer in the Microsoft Script Editor.

Opens the specified HTML project or HTML project item in the Microsoft Script Editor in one of the views specified by the optional constants.

Optional . The view in which the specified project or project item is opened.

Refreshes the specified HTML project in the Microsoft Office host application.

Optional Boolean. True if all changes are to be saved; False if all changes are to be ignored.

Refreshes the specified HTML project in the Microsoft Script Editor.

Optional Boolean. True if the document will be refreshed; False if the document will not be refreshed.

Represents an individual project item that’s a project item branch in the Project Explorer in the Microsoft Script Editor.

Updates the text in the Microsoft Script Editor with text from the specified file (on disk).

Required String. The fully qualified path of the text file that contains the text to be loaded.

Opens the specified HTML project or HTML project item in the Microsoft Script Editor in one of the views specified by the optional constants.

Optional . The view in which the specified project or project item is opened.

Saves the specified HTML project item using a new file name.

Required String. The fully qualified path of the file to which you want to save the HTML project item.

A collection of objects that represent the HTML project items contained in the object.

Returns the object that represents a particular project in the Microsoft Script Editor.

Required Object. The name or index number of the HTML project item to be returned.

Provides a means for developers to create a customized help experience for users within Microsoft Office.

Clears the default help topic previously defined in the method.

The ID of the default help topic.

Performs a search from the Office Help Viewer based on one or more keywords. Keywords can be a word or a phrase.

Optional, the namespace registered within the host application. Represents the search keyword or phrase.

Sets a help topic as the default topic that will be displayed when the user opens a help window.

The ID of the default help topic.

Displays the help topic specified by its ID in the Office Help Viewer or, for help topics that ship with Office, in the Help window of the current Office application.

Optional, the ID of the help topic. Optional, the namespace registered within the host application.

An object that provides the ability to manipulate blog entries.

Contains information about the provider.

Represents the name displayed in the user interface. Specifies whether table padding is recognized. Represents how many categories are supported by the provider. The name of the blog provider.

This method returns the list of blog categories for an account so Microsoft Office Word can populate the categories dropdown list.

Represents the HWND of the host window. The current document. A list of categories supported by the provider. Represents the GUID of the account registry key.

Returns the list of the user’s last fifteen blog posts that Microsoft Office Word then displays in the Open Existing Post dialog. This method does not actually return the blog post contents.

Contains the HWND for the window Office Word is calling from. The current document. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. Contains the IDs of the last fifteen posts. Contains the titles of the last fifteen posts. Contains the dates of the last fifteen posts.

Returns the list and details of user blogs associated with the specified account.

Contains all blog IDs under the current account. Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. The current document. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. Contains all blog names under the current account. Contains all blog URLs under the current account.

Opens the blog specified by the blog ID. It is called by the Open Existing Post dialog based on the item selected by the user.

Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. A list of categories supported by the provider. The date the entry was posted. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. The title of the post. The ID of the post. Represents the xHTML of the current document.

Hands off the current post so it can be published by the provider.

Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. The current document. A list of categories supported by the provider. The date the entry was posted. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. The title of the post. Specifies what is displayed in the publish bar. The ID of the original post if this post has been republished. Represents the xHTML of the current document. Specifies whether this is a draft version of the post.

Hands off the current post so it can be republished by the provider.

Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. The current document. A list of categories supported by the provider. The date the entry was posted. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. The title of the post. Specifies what is displayed in the publish bar. The ID of the original post. Represents the xHTML of the current document. Specifies whether this is a draft version of the post.

Called from the Choose Account dialog when the provider’s name is chosen in the Blog Host dropdown or when the user requests to change a provider’s account in the Blog Accounts dialog box.

Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Word is calling from. Indicates whether this is a new account. The current document. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. Indicates whether Microsoft Office Word’s picture user interface needs to be displayed.

Represents an object that provides the ability to manipulate blog images.

Enables picture providers to offer themselves as an upload location for blog pictures.

The friendly name of the picture provider. The ID of the picture provider.

Allows a picture provider to display the user interface needed to guide the user through setting up a picture account.

Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. The current document. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. The ID of the provider.

Used to post a picture object to its final destination in a blog.

Represents the name of the image file. Contains the HWND for the window Microsoft Office Word is calling from. The current document. Represents the GUID of the account registry key. Blog account settings are stored in the registry at \\HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\Blog\Account. The URI of the picture.

Used to create a custom task pane.

Creates an instance of a custom task pane.

The window that hosts the task pane. If not present, the parent of the task pane is the ActiveWindow property of the host application. The title for the task pane. The CLSID or ProgID of a Microsoft ActiveX® object.

An interface that provides access to the method that is used to create an instance of a custom task pane.

Passes an object to a Microsoft ActiveX add-in that can then be used when creating a custom task pane.

The object is used by an add-in to create a task pane.

Represents the interface through which the methods of a object are accessed.

Performs some action on specific information items or document properties by using a custom Document Inspector module.

Unique identifier of the active document window. An value that indicates the status of the action. Contains the results of the action. An object representing the container object.

Gets information about a custom Document Inspector module.

Represents the name of the module. Represents the description of the module.

Inspects a document for specific information items or document properties by using a custom Document Inspector module.

An value that represents the results of the inspection. Contains a list of the information items or document properties found in the document. Indicates to the user what action to take based on the results of the inspection. An object representing the container document.

Deletes a data table.

Selects a IMsoDataTable object.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the data table changes font size when the data table size changes. Returns True, the default value, if the font size changes with data table size changes. Read/write.

Variant

Provides access to properties that determine visual characteristics of a data table border. Read-only.

IMsoBorder

Provides access to properties that determine the characteristics of the text in a data table. Read-only.

ChartFont

Gets or sets a Boolean value that specifies whether the data table has a horizontal border. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets or sets a Boolean value that specifies whether to display a border around a data table. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets or sets a Boolean value that specifies whether the data table has a vertical border. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets the Parent object for the IMsoDataTable object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets a Boolean value that specifies whether to display the legend with the data table. Read/write.

Boolean

Provides access to functionality that lets you send documents as emails directly from Microsoft Office applications.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The EnvelopeHide event occurs when the user interface (UI) that corresponds to the object is hidden.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The EnvelopeShow event occurs when the user interface (UI) that corresponds to the object is displayed.

Events interface for Microsoft Office object events.

Occurs when the user interface (UI) that corresponds to the object is hidden.

Occurs when the user interface (UI) that corresponds to the object is displayed.

Represents the object passed into every Ribbon user interface (UI) control's callback procedure.

Represents the active window containing the Ribbon user interface that triggers a callback procedure. Read-only.

Object

Gets the ID of the control specified in the Ribbon XML markup customization file. Read-only.

String

Used to store arbitrary strings and fetch them at runtime. Read-only

String

The interface through which the Ribbon user interface (UI) communicates with a COM add-in to customize the UI.

Loads the XML markup, either from an XML customization file or from XML markup embedded in the procedure, that customizes the Ribbon user interface.

String The ID for the RibbonX UI. For Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access, there is only one ID for each application. For Outlook, there will be one for each type of Inspector object.

The object that is returned by the onLoad procedure specified on the customUI tag. The object contains methods for invalidating control properties and for refreshing the user interface.

Invalidates the cached values for all of the controls of the Ribbon user interface.

Invalidates the cached value for a single control on the Ribbon user interface.

Specifies the ID of the control that will be invalidated.

Returns information about the language settings in a Microsoft Office application.

Returns the locale identifier (LCID) for the install language, the user interface language, or the Help language.

Required .

Determines if the value for the constant has been identified in the Windows Registry as a preferred language for editing.

Required .

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

Specifies the format for an e-mail message. These formats correspond to the formats supported by Microsoft Outlook for e-mail messages.

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) formatting.

Plain text.

Rich Text Format (RTF) formatting.

Represents a collection of properties describing the metadata stored in a document.

Gets a property's value specifying its name as opposed to its index value.

Contains the name of the property.

Validates all of the properties in a collection object according to a schema.

String

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets an Integer indicating the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Gets ID of the application in which the object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

The name or index number of the object to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the schema XML for the object. Read-only.

String

Represents a single property in a collection of properties describing the metadata stored in a document.

Validates a object representing a single property value according to a schema.

String

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the ID of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets a Boolean value that specifies whether the meta property is read-only. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value that specifies whether the meta property is required. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets the name of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the data type of the object. Read-only.

Gets or sets the value of the object. Read/write.

Object

Specifies the buttons to be displayed when issuing an alert to the user with the DoAlert method of the Assistant object.

Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons.

OK button.

OK and Cancel buttons.

Retry and Cancel buttons.

Yes, Yes to All, No, and Cancel buttons. Can only be used if the varSysAlert argument of the DoAlert method is set to False.

Yes and No buttons.

Yes, No, and Cancel buttons.

Specifies behavior when the user cancels an alert. Only is currently supported.

Default behavior for canceling an alert.

Not supported.

Specifies which button is set as the default when calling the DoAlert method of the Assistant object.

Default to fifth button.

Default to first button.

Default to fourth button.

Default to second button.

Default to third button.

Specifies which icon, if any, to display with an alert.

Displays the Critical icon.

Displays the Info icon.

Displays no icon with the alert message.

Displays the Query icon.

Displays the Warning icon.

Defines how to align specified objects relative to one another.

Align bottoms of specified objects.

Align centers of specified objects.

Align left sides of specified objects.

Align middles of specified objects.

Align right sides of specified objects.

Align tops of specified objects.

Specifies the animation action for the Office Assistant.

"Appear" animation action.

"Begin speaking" animation action.

"Major success" animation action.

"Checking something" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Disappear" animation action.

"Empty trash" animation action.

"Gesture down" animation action.

"Gesture left" animation action.

"Gesture right" animation action.

"Gesture up" animation action.

"Get artsy" animation action.

Major "Get attention" animation action.

Minor "Get attention" animation action.

"Get techy" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Get wizardy" animation action.

"Goodbye" animation action.

"Greeting" animation action.

"Idle" animation action.

"Listens to computer" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Look down" animation action.

"Look down and left" animation action.

"Look down and right" animation action.

"Look left" animation action.

"Look right" animation action.

"Look up" animation action.

"Look up and left" animation action.

"Look up and right" animation action.

"Printing" animation action.

"Rest pose" animation action.

"Saying" animation action.

"Searching" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Sending mail" animation action.

"Thinking" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Working at something" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

"Noting something" animation action. Repeats until Assistant is dismissed or Animation property is reset with another animation.

Specifies a language setting in a Microsoft Office application.

Execution mode language.

Help language.

Install language.

User interface language.

User interface language used prior to the current user interface language.

Specifies the length of the arrowhead at the end of a line.

Medium.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states in the specified shape range.

Long.

Short.

Specifies the style of the arrowhead at the end of a line.

Diamond-shaped.

No arrowhead.

Open.

Oval-shaped.

Stealth-shaped.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Triangular.

Specifies the width of the arrowhead at the end of a line.

Narrow.

Wide.

Medium.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies the security mode an application uses when programmatically opening files.

Uses the security setting specified in the Security dialog box.

Disables all macros in all files opened programmatically, without showing any security alerts.

Enables all macros. This is the default value when the application is started.

Specifies the shape type for an AutoShape object.

16-point star.

24-point star.

32-point star.

4-point star.

5-point star.

8-point star.

Back or Previous button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Beginning button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Button with no default picture or text. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Document button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

End button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Forward or Next button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Help button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Home button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Information button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Movie button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Return button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Sound button. Supports mouse-click and mouse-over actions.

Arc.

Balloon.

Block arrow that follows a curved 90-degree angle.

Block arrow that follows a sharp 90-degree angle. Points up by default.

Bevel.

Block arc.

Can.

Chevron.

Block arrow that follows a curved 180-degree angle.

Cloud callout.

Cross.

Cube.

Block arrow that curves down.

Ribbon banner that curves down.

Block arrow that curves left.

Block arrow that curves right.

Block arrow that curves up.

Ribbon banner that curves up.

Diamond.

Donut.

Double brace.

Double bracket.

Double wave.

Block arrow that points down.

Callout with arrow that points down.

Ribbon banner with center area below ribbon ends.

Explosion.

Alternate process flowchart symbol.

Card flowchart symbol.

Collate flowchart symbol.

Connector flowchart symbol.

Data flowchart symbol.

Decision flowchart symbol.

Delay flowchart symbol.

Direct access storage flowchart symbol.

Display flowchart symbol.

Document flowchart symbol.

Extract flowchart symbol.

Internal storage flowchart symbol.

Magnetic disk flowchart symbol.

Manual input flowchart symbol.

Manual operation flowchart symbol.

Merge flowchart symbol.

Multi-document flowchart symbol.

Off-page connector flowchart symbol.

"Or" flowchart symbol.

Predefined process flowchart symbol.

Preparation flowchart symbol.

Process flowchart symbol.

Punched tape flowchart symbol.

Sequential access storage flowchart symbol.

Sort flowchart symbol.

Stored data flowchart symbol.

Summing junction flowchart symbol.

Terminator flowchart symbol.

Folded corner.

Heart.

Hexagon.

Horizontal scroll.

Isosceles triangle.

Block arrow that points left.

Callout with arrow that points left.

Left brace.

Left bracket.

Block arrow with arrowheads that point both left and right.

Callout with arrowheads that point both left and right.

Block arrow with arrowheads that point left, right, and up.

Block arrow with arrowheads that point left and up.

Lightning bolt.

Callout with border and horizontal callout line.

Callout with horizontal accent bar.

Callout with border and horizontal accent bar.

Callout with horizontal line.

Callout with diagonal straight line.

Callout with diagonal callout line and accent bar.

Callout with border, diagonal straight line, and accent bar.

Callout with no border and diagonal callout line.

Callout with angled line.

Callout with angled callout line and accent bar.

Callout with border, angled callout line, and accent bar.

Callout with no border and angled callout line.

Callout with callout line segments forming a U-shape.

Callout with accent bar and callout line segments forming a U-shape.

Callout with border, accent bar, and callout line segments forming a U-shape.

Callout with no border and callout line segments forming a U-shape.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Moon.

"No" symbol.

Notched block arrow that points right.

Not supported.

Octagon.

Oval.

Oval-shaped callout.

Parallelogram.

Pentagon.

Plaque.

Block arrows that point up, down, left, and right.

Callout with arrows that point up, down, left, and right.

Rectangle.

Rectangular callout.

Pentagon.

Block arrow that points right.

Callout with arrow that points right.

Right brace.

Right bracket.

Right triangle.

Rounded rectangle.

Rounded rectangle-shaped callout.

Smiley face.

Block arrow that points right with stripes at the tail.

Sun.

Trapezoid.

Block arrow that points up.

Callout with arrow that points up.

Block arrow that points up and down.

Callout with arrows that point up and down.

Ribbon banner with center area above ribbon ends.

Block arrow forming a U shape.

Vertical scroll.

Wave.

Determines the type of automatic sizing allowed.

A combination of automatic sizing schemes are used.

No autosizing.

The shape is adjusted to fit the text.

The text is adjusted to fit the shape.

Indicates the background style for an object.

Specifies a combination of styles.

Specifies no styles.

Specifies style 1.

Specifies style 10.

Specifies style 11.

Specifies style 12.

Specifies style 2.

Specifies style 3.

Specifies style 4.

Specifies style 5.

Specifies style 6.

Specifies style 7.

Specifies style 8.

Specifies style 9.

Indicates which button the user clicked in a balloon.

Abort button.

Back button.

Cancel button.

Close button.

Ignore button.

Next button.

No button.

Null button.

OK button.

Options button.

Retry button.

Search button.

Snooze button.

Tips button.

Yes button.

Yes to all button.

Specifies what error occurred in a balloon.

Balloon contains an ASCII control character other than CR or LF and less than 32.

Balloon contains a graphic that couldn't be displayed because the file doesn't exist or because the graphic isn't a valid .BMP or .WMF file.

Balloon contains an unrecognized or unsupported reference.

The balloon you attempted to display is modal, but it contains no buttons. The balloon won't be shown because it can't be dismissed.

The balloon you attempted to display is modeless, contains buttons, and has no procedure assigned to the Callback property. The balloon won't be shown because a callback procedure is required for modeless balloons.

Modal balloon was requested by an application that isn't the active application. Microsoft Office renders balloons for the active (topmost) application only.

Balloon could not be displayed because of a COM failure.

No error was encountered.

Balloon won't appear because some other error occurred, such as another modal balloon is already active.

Balloon won't appear because there is insufficient memory.

Balloon is too big to appear on the screen.

Balloon contains more than twenty controls (check boxes or labels).

Specifies the type of label used in a balloon.

Bulleted labels.

Labeled buttons.

Numbered labels.

Specifies the position or behavior of a command bar.

Command bar is docked at the bottom of the application window.

Command bar floats on top of the application window.

Command bar is docked on the left side of the application window.

Command bar will be a menu bar (Macintosh only).

Command bar will be a shortcut menu.

Command bar is docked on the right side of the application window.

Command bar is docked at the top of the application window.

Specifies how a command bar is protected from user customization.

Docking setting cannot be changed.

Command bar cannot be hidden.

Command bar cannot be customized.

Command bar cannot be docked to the top or bottom.

Command bar cannot be moved.

All aspects of command bar can be customized by user.

Command bar cannot be resized.

Command bar cannot be docked to the left or right.

Specifies whether a command bar is in the first row or last row relative to other command bars in the same docking area.

First row of docking area.

Last row of docking area.

Specifies the type of the command bar.

Menu bar.

Default command bar.

Shortcut menu.

Indicates the bevel type of a object.

Specifies an Angle bevel.

Specifies an ArtDeco bevel.

Specifies a Circle bevel.

Specifies a Convex bevel.

Specifies a CoolSlant bevel.

Specifies a Cross bevel.

Specifies a Divot bevel.

Specifies a HardEdge bevel.

Specifies no bevel.

Specifies a RelaxedInset bevel.

Specifies a Riblet bevel.

Specifies a Slope bevel.

Specifies a SoftRound bevel.

Specifies a mixed type bevel.

Specifies how a shape appears when viewed in black-and-white mode.

Default behavior.

Black.

White with grayscale fill.

Not shown.

Gray with white fill.

Grayscale.

Black with white fill.

Inverse grayscale.

Light grayscale.

Not supported.

White.

Specifies the type of button to be displayed at the bottom of an Office Assistant balloon.

Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons.

Back and Close buttons.

Back, Next, and Close buttons.

Back, Next, and Snooze buttons.

Cancel button.

Next and Close buttons.

No buttons.

OK button.

OK and Cancel buttons.

Retry and Cancel buttons.

Search and Close buttons.

Tips, Options, and Close buttons.

Yes to All, No, and Cancel buttons.

Yes and No buttons.

Yes, No, and Cancel buttons.

Specifies the appearance of a command bar button control.

Button is pressed down.

Button is not pressed down.

Specifies the style of a command bar button.

Default behavior.

Text only.

Image only.

Image and text, with text to the right of image.

Image with text below.

Image with text wrapped and to the right of the image.

Image with text wrapped below image.

Text only, centered and wrapped.

Specifies the size of the angle between the callout line and the side of the callout text box.

30˚ angle.

45˚ angle.

60˚ angle.

90˚ angle.

Default angle. Angle can be changed as you drag the object.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

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

Bottom.

Center.

Custom. If this value is used as the value for the PresetDrop property, the Drop and AutoAttach properties of the CalloutFormat object are used to determine where the callout line attaches to the text box.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Top.

Specifies the type of callout line.

Callout line made up of two line segments. Callout line is attached on right side of text bounding box.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Single, horizontal callout line.

Callout line made up of two line segments. Callout line is attached on left side of text bounding box.

Single, angled callout line.

Specifies the character set to be used when rendering text.

Arabic character set.

Cyrillic character set.

English, Western European, and other Latin script character set.

Greek character set.

Hebrew character set.

Japanese character set.

Korean character set.

Multilingual Unicode character set.

Simplified Chinese character set.

Thai character set.

Traditional Chinese character set.

Vietnamese character set.

Specifies the color type.

Color Management System color type.

Color is determined by values of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.

Not supported.

Color is determined by values of red, green, and blue.

Color is defined by an application-specific scheme.

Specifies whether the command bar combo box includes a label or not.

Combo box includes a label, specified by the Caption property of the combo box.

Combo box does not include a label.

Specifies whether the command bar button is a hyperlink. If the command bar button is a hyperlink, further specifies whether the hyperlink should launch another application such as the browser or insert a picture at the active selection point.

Clicking the command bar button inserts a picture at the active selection point.

The command bar button is not a hyperlink.

Clicking the command bar button opens the link specified in the command bar button's TooltipText property.

Defines the condition for comparison between a file and a specified property in a file search.

Any number between values specified with the Value and SecondValue properties of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object can be any time.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is between the dates specified with the Value and SecondValue properties of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is at least the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is at most the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object begins with the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object does not equal the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object ends with the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object equals the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Status equals "Completed". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Status equals "Deferred". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Priority equals "High". Value of the Name property must be Priority.

Status equals "In Progress". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Priority equals "Low". Value of the Name property must be Priority.

Priority equals "Normal". Value of the Name property must be Priority.

Status equals "Not Started". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Status equals "Waiting for Someone Else". Value of the Name property must be Status.

File can be any type.

Binder file.

Calendar item.

Contact item.

Database.

Data connection file.

Designer file.

Document imaging file.

Excel workbook.

Journal item.

Mail item.

Note item.

File can be any Office file type.

Outlook item.

PhotoDraw file.

PowerPoint presentation.

Project file.

Publisher file.

Task item.

Template.

Visio file.

Web page.

Word document.

Value of the file property specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object matches the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object when a FreeText search is used.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object includes the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object includes forms of the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object and the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object are near each other.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object includes the phrase specified in the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is within the last time interval specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is within the next time interval specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is exactly the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is "False".

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is not the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is "True".

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is within the last month.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is within the last week.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is less than the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Value of the file property specified in Name property of the PropertyTest object is more than the value specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is next month.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is next week.

Status does not equal "Completed". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Status does not equal "Deferred". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Value of file property specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object does not equal "High". Value of the Name property must be Priority or Importance.

Status does not equal "In Progress". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Value of file property specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object does not equal "Low". Value of the Name property must be Priority or Importance.

Value of file property specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object does not equal "Normal". Value of the Name property must be Priority or Importance.

Status does not equal "Not Started". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Status does not equal "Waiting for Someone Else". Value of the Name property must be Status.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is the same as the date specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is on or after the date specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is on or before the date specified in the Value property of the PropertyTest object.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is this month.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is this week.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is today.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is tomorrow.

Date specified in the Name property of the PropertyTest object is yesterday.

Specifies the connector between two similar property test values.

Combine property test values to form one property test.

Treat property test values as separate criteria.

Specifies a type of connector.

Curved connector.

Elbow connector.

Straight line connector.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies the OLE client and OLE server roles in which a command bar control is used when two Microsoft Office applications are merged.

Control runs on both client and server.

Client-only control.

Control runs on neither client nor server.

Server-only control.

Specifies the type of the command bar control.

ActiveX control.

Combo box in which the first matching choice is automatically filled in as the user types. Cannot be created through the object model.

Command button.

Drop-down button. Cannot be created through the object model.

Pop-up button. Cannot be created through the object model.

Combo box.

Custom control. Cannot be created through the object model.

Drop-down list.

Text box.

Expanding grid. Cannot be created through the object model.

Gauge control. Cannot be created through the object model.

Generic drop-down list. Cannot be created through the object model.

Graphic combo box. Cannot be created through the object model.

Graphic drop-down list. Cannot be created through the object model.

Graphic pop-up menu. Cannot be created through the object model.

Grid. Cannot be created through the object model.

Label. Cannot be created through the object model.

Extended label. Cannot be created through the object model.

OCX drop-down list. Cannot be created through the object model.

Pane. Cannot be created through the object model.

Pop-up.

Spinner. Cannot be created through the object model.

Most Recently Used (MRU) pop-up. Cannot be created through the object model.

Split button pop-up. Cannot be created through the object model.

Split drop-down list. Cannot be created through the object model.

Split expanding grid. Cannot be created through the object model.

Work pane. Cannot be created through the object model.

Specifies the docking behavior of the custom task pane.

Dock the task pane at the bottom of the document window.

Don't dock the task pane.

Dock the task pane on the left side of the document window.

Dock the task pane on the right side of the document window.

Dock the task pane at the top of the document window.

Specifies retrictions on the docking behavior of the custom task pane.

There is no change from the current restriction setting for the task pane.

Task pane can't be docked to either the right or the left side of the document window.

No restrictions on docking the task pane.

Task pane can't be docked to either the top or the bottom of the document window.

Specifies the node type.

The node is an attribute.

The node is a CData type.

The node is a comment.

The node is a Document node.

The node is an element.

The node is a processing instruction.

The node is a text node.

Indicates how validation errors will be cleared or generated.

Specifies that the error will clear itself whenever any change is made to the node it is bound to.

Specifies that the error will not be cleared until the method is called.

Specifies that where there is a non-empty schema collection available for the custom XML part and validation is in effect, any changes to the part will cause validation errors.

Specifies the format of a date/time data type.

Specifies a ddddMMMMddyyyy format.

Specifies MMMMyyyy format.

Specifies MMMyy format.

Specifies that the Office application will determine the format.

Specifies a mixed format.

Specifies Hmm format.

Specifies a hmmAMPM format.

Specifies a Hmmss format.

Specifies a hmmssAMPM format.

Specifies a Mdyy format.

Specifies a MMddyyHmm format.

Specifies a MMddyyhmmAMPM format.

Specifies a MMMMdyyyy format.

Specifies a MMMMyy format.

Specifies a MMyy format.

Specifies type of diagram node.

Diagram node is an assistant to its parent.

Diagram node is a subordinate of its parent.

Specifies the type of diagram.

Cycle diagram.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Organization chart diagram.

Pyramid diagram.

Radial diagram.

Target diagram.

Venn diagram.

Specifies how to evenly distribute a collection of shapes.

Distribute horizontally.

Distribute vertically.

Represents the results of running a Document Inspector module.

Indicates that the Document Inspector module returned no issues or errors.

Indicates that the Document Inspector module returned an error.

Indicates that the Document Inspector module found one or more occurrences of the search criteria.

Specifies the data type for a document property.

Boolean value.

Date value.

Floating point value.

Integer value.

String value.

Specifies the editing type of a node.

Editing type is appropriate to the segments being connected.

Corner node.

Smooth node.

Symmetric node.

Specifies the document encoding (code page or character set) for the Web browser to use when a user views a saved document.

Arabic.

Arabic ASMO.

Web browser auto-detects type of Arabic encoding to use.

Transparent Arabic.

Web browser auto-detects type of encoding to use.

Baltic.

Central European.

Cyrillic.

Web browser auto-detects type of Cyrillic encoding to use.

Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code (EBCDIC) Arabic.

EBCDIC as used in Denmark and Norway.

EBCDIC as used in Finland and Sweden.

EBCDIC as used in France.

EBCDIC as used in Germany.

EBCDIC as used in the Greek language.

EBCDIC as used in the Modern Greek language.

EBCDIC as used in the Hebrew language.

EBCDIC as used in Iceland.

International EBCDIC.

EBCDIC as used in Italy.

EBCDIC as used with Japanese Katakana (extended).

EBCDIC as used with Japanese Katakana (extended) and Japanese.

EBCDIC as used with Japanese Latin (extended) and Japanese.

EBCDIC as used with Korean (extended).

EBCDIC as used with Korean (extended) and Korean.

EBCDIC as used in Latin America and Spain.

EBCDIC Multilingual ROECE (Latin 2).

EBCDIC as used with Russian.

EBCDIC as used with Serbian and Bulgarian.

EBCDIC as used with Simplified Chinese (extended) and Simplified Chinese.

EBCDIC as used with Thai.

EBCDIC as used with Turkish.

EBCDIC as used with Turkish (Latin 5).

EBCDIC as used in the United Kingdom.

EBCDIC as used in the United States and Canada.

EBCDIC as used in the United States and Canada, and with Japanese.

EBCDIC as used in the United States and Canada, and with Traditional Chinese.

Extended Unix Code (EUC) as used with Chinese and Simplified Chinese.

EUC as used with Japanese.

EUC as used with Korean.

EUC as used with Taiwanese and Traditional Chinese.

Europa.

Extended Alpha lowercase.

Greek.

Web browser auto-detects type of Greek encoding to use.

Hebrew.

Simplified Chinese (HZGB).

German (International Alphabet No. 5, or IA5).

IA5, International Reference Version (IRV).

IA5 as used with Norwegian.

IA5 as used with Swedish.

Indian Script Code for Information Interchange (ISCII) as used with Assamese.

ISCII as used with Bengali.

ISCII as used with Devanagari.

ISCII as used with Gujarati.

ISCII as used with Kannada.

ISCII as used with Malayalam.

ISCII as used with Oriya.

ISCII as used with Punjabi.

ISCII as used with Tamil.

ISCII as used with Telugu.

ISO 2022-CN encoding as used with Simplified Chinese.

ISO 2022-CN encoding as used with Traditional Chinese.

ISO 2022-JP

ISO 2022-JP with no half-width Katakana.

ISO 2022-KR.

ISO 6937 Non-Spacing Accent.

ISO 8859-15 with Latin 9.

ISO 8859-1 Latin 1.

ISO 8859-2 Central Europe.

ISO 8859-3 Latin 3.

ISO 8859-4 Baltic.

ISO 8859-5 Cyrillic.

ISA 8859-6 Arabic.

ISO 8859-7 Greek.

ISO 8859-8 Hebrew.

ISO 8859-8 Hebrew (Logical).

ISO 8859-9 Turkish.

Web browser auto-detects type of Japanese encoding to use.

Japanese (Shift-JIS).

KOI8-R.

K0I8-U.

Korean.

Web browser auto-detects type of Korean encoding to use.

Korean (Johab).

Macintosh Arabic.

Macintosh Croatian.

Macintosh Cyrillic.

Macintosh Greek.

Macintosh Hebrew.

Macintosh Icelandic.

Macintosh Japanese.

Macintosh Korean.

Macintosh Latin 2.

Macintosh Roman.

Macintosh Romanian.

Macintosh Simplified Chinese (GB 2312).

Macintosh Traditional Chinese (Big 5).

Macintosh Turkish.

Macintosh Ukrainian.

OEM as used with Arabic.

OEM as used with Baltic.

OEM as used with Canadian French.

OEM as used with Cyrillic.

OEM as used with Cyrillic II.

OEM as used with Greek 437G.

OEM as used with Hebrew.

OEM as used with Icelandic.

OEM as used with Modern Greek.

OEM as used with multi-lingual Latin I.

OEM as used with multi-lingual Latin II.

OEM as used with Nordic languages.

OEM as used with Portuguese.

OEM as used with Turkish.

OEM as used in the United States.

Web browser auto-detects type of Simplified Chinese encoding to use.

Simplified Chinese GB 18030.

Simplified Chinese GBK.

T61.

Taiwan CNS.

Taiwan Eten.

Taiwan IBM 5550.

Taiwan TCA.

Taiwan Teletext.

Taiwan Wang.

Thai.

Web browser auto-detects type of Traditional Chinese encoding to use.

Traditional Chinese Big 5.

Turkish.

Unicode big endian.

Unicode little endian.

United States ASCII.

UTF-7 encoding.

UTF-8 encoding.

Vietnamese.

Western.

Provides access to functionality that lets you send documents as emails directly from Microsoft Office applications.

Specifies how to use the value specified in the ExtraInfo property of the FollowHyperlink method.

The value specified in the ExtraInfo property is a string that is appended to the address.

The value specified in the ExtraInfo property is posted as a string or byte array.

Specifies whether the extrusion color is based on the extruded shape's fill (the front face of the extrusion) and automatically changes when the shape's fill changes, or whether the extrusion color is independent of the shape's fill.

Extrusion color is based on shape fill.

Extrusion color is independent of shape fill.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies the language to use to determine which line break level is used when the line break control option is turned on.

Japanese.

Korean.

Simplified Chinese.

Traditional Chinese.

Specifies how the application handles calls to methods and properties that require features not yet installed.

Generates a generic automation error at run time when uninstalled features are called.

Prompts the user to install new features.

Displays a progress meter during installation; does not prompt the user to install new features.

Specifies the type of a FileDialog object.

File picker dialog box.

Folder picker dialog box.

Open dialog box.

Save As dialog box.

Specifies the view presented to the user in a file dialog box.

Files displayed in a list with detail information.

Files displayed as large icons.

Files displayed in a list without details.

Files displayed in a list with a preview pane showing the selected file.

Files displayed in a list with a pane showing the selected file's properties.

Files displayed as small icons.

Files displayed as thumbnails.

Files displayed as tiled icons.

Files displayed in Web view.

This enumeration applies to the Macintosh only and should not be used.

Specifies view to use for a file find process.

View file information.

View preview of file.

View summary information.

Specifies action to take when a user clicks an item in the task pane.

Create a new file.

Edit file.

Open file.

Specifies the task pane section to which to add a file or where the file reference exists.

Bottom section.

New section.

New from Existing File section.

New from Template section.

Open Document section.

Specifies a type of file.

All files.

Microsoft Binder file (*.obd).

Calendar item file (*.ics or *.vsc).

Contact item file (*.vcf).

Database file (*.mdb).

Data connection file (*.mdf).

Visual Basic Active Designer file (*.dsr).

Microsoft Document Imaging file (*.mdi).

Microsoft Excel workbook (*.wbk).

Microsoft Outlook Journal item

Mail item file (*.msg).

Microsoft Outlook Note item.

Files with any of the following extensions: *.doc, *.xls, *.ppt, *.pps, *.obd, *.mdb, *.mpd, *.dot, *.xlt, *.pot, *.obt, *.htm, or *.html.

Any Microsoft Outlook item file.

PhotoDraw item file (*.mix).

PowerPoint presentation file (*.ppt), PowerPoint template file (*.pot), or PowerPoint slide show file (*.pps).

Project file (*.mpd).

Microsoft Publisher file (*.pub)

Microsoft Outlook task item.

Microsoft PowerPoint template (*.pot), Word template (*.dot), Excel template (*.xlt).

Microsoft Visio file (*.vsd).

HTML file (*.htm or *.html).

Microsoft Word document file (*.doc).

Specifies a shape's fill type.

Fill is the same as the background.

Gradient fill.

Mixed fill.

Patterned fill.

Picture fill.

Solid fill.

Textured fill.

Specifies how the Column and CompareTo properties are compared for an ODSOFilter object.

Column matches CompareTo if any part of the CompareTo string is contained in the Column value.

Column matches CompareTo if the CompareTo value is the same as the Column value.

Column matches CompareTo if the Column value is greater than the CompareTo value.

Column matches CompareTo if the Column value is greater than or equal to the CompareTo value.

Column passes filter if Column is blank.

Column matches CompareTo if the Column value is less than the CompareTo value.

Column matches CompareTo if the Column value is less than or equal to the CompareTo value.

Column matches CompareTo if any part of the CompareTo string is not contained in the Column value.

Column matches CompareTo if the CompareTo value is not equal to the Column value.

Specifies how a filter criterion relates to other filter criteria.

And conjunction.

Or conjunction.

Specifies whether a shape should be flipped horizontally or vertically.

Flip horizontally.

Flip vertically.

Represents one of the three language fonts contained in the collection

Represents the font face for Complex Script languages. The Complex Script language collection supports Arabic, Georgian, Hebrew, Indian, Thai and Vietnamese alphabets.

Represents the East Asian font face. East Asian Languages include Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Represents the Latin font face.

Specifies the type of gradient used in a shape's fill.

Mixed gradient.

One-color gradient.

Gradient colors set according to a built-in gradient of the set defined by the msoPresetGradientType constant.

Two-color gradient.

Specifies the style for a gradient fill.

Diagonal gradient moving from a top corner down to the opposite corner.

Diagonal gradient moving from a bottom corner up to the opposite corner.

Gradient running from the center out to the corners.

Gradient running from a corner to the other three corners.

Gradient running from the title outward.

Gradient running horizontally across the shape.

Gradient is mixed.

Gradient running vertically down the shape.

Specifies the horizontal alignment of text in a text frame.

Text is centered horizontally.

No alignment.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies the view in which an HTML project or project item is opened.

Open project in source view.

Open project in text view.

Specifies the current state of an HTMLProject object.

Document is locked. In a Microsoft Office host application or Microsoft Script Editor, indicates that the Refresh toolbar is displayed in the host application.

Document is unlocked. In a Microsoft Office host application or Microsoft Script Editor, indicates that the Refresh toolbar is not displayed at all.

Project is locked. In the Microsoft Script Editor, indicates that the Refresh toolbar is displayed.

Specifies the type of hyperlink.

Hyperlink applies to an inline shape. Used only with Microsoft Word.

Hyperlink applies to a Range object.

Hyperlink applies to a Shape object.

Specifies an icon type to show in a Balloon object.

Alert icon.

Critical alert icon.

Information alert icon.

Query alert icon.

Warning alert icon.

No icon.

Tip icon.

Specifies which language to use.

Afrikaans.

Albanian.

Amharic.

Arabic.

Arabic as spoken in Algeria.

Arabic as spoken in Bahrain.

Arabic as spoken in Egypt.

Arabic as spoken in Iraq.

Arabic as spoken in Jordan.

Arabic as spoken in Kuwait.

Arabic as spoken in Lebanon.

Arabic as spoken in Libya.

Arabic as spoken in Morocco.

Arabic as spoken in Oman.

Arabic as spoken in Qatar.

Arabic as spoken in Syria.

Arabic as spoken in Tunisia.

Arabic as spoken in the United Arab Emirates.

Arabic as spoken in Yemen.

Armenian.

Assamese.

Azeri-Cyrillic.

Azeri-Latin.

Basque.

Belgian Dutch.

Belgian French.

Bengali.

Bosnian.

The Bosnian Bosnia Herzegovina Cyrillic language.

The Bosnian Bosnia Herzegovina Latin language.

Brazilian Portuguese.

Bulgarian.

Burmese.

Byelorussian.

Catalan.

Cherokee.

Chinese as spoken in Hong Kong SAR.

Chinese as spoken in Macao SAR.

Chinese as spoken in Singapore.

Croatian.

Czech.

Danish.

Divehi.

Dutch.

Dzongkha as spoken in Bhutan.

Edo.

English as spoken in Australia.

English as spoken in Belize.

English as spoken in Canada.

English as spoken in the Caribbean.

English as spoken in Indonesia.

English as spoken in Ireland.

English as spoken in Jamaica.

English as spoken in New Zealand.

English as spoken in the Philippines.

English as spoken in South Africa.

English as spoken in Trinidad and Tobago.

English as spoken in the United Kingdom.

English as spoken in the United States.

English as spoken in Zimbabwe.

Estonian.

Faeroese.

Farsi.

Filipina.

Finnish.

French.

French as spoken in Cameroon.

French as spoken in Canada.

The French Congo DRC language.

French as spoken in Cote d'Ivoire.

French as spoken in Haiti.

French as spoken in Luxembourg.

French as spoken in Mali.

French as spoken in Monaco.

French as spoken in Morocco.

French as spoken in French Reunion Island.

French as spoken in Senegal.

French as spoken in the West Indies.

French as spoken in Zaire.

French as spoken in the Netherlands.

Fulfulde.

Gaelic as spoken in Ireland.

Gaelic as spoken in Scotland.

Galician.

Georgian.

German.

German as spoken in Austria.

German as spoken in Liechtenstein.

German as spoken in Luxembourg.

Greek.

Guarani.

Gujarati.

Hausa.

Hawaiian.

Hebrew.

Hindi.

Hungarian.

Ibibio.

Icelandic.

Igbo.

Indonesian.

Inuktitut.

Italian.

Japanese.

Kannada.

Kanuri.

Kashmiri.

Kashmiri in Devanagari script.

Kazakh.

Khmer.

Kirghiz.

Konkani.

Korean.

Kyrgyz.

Lao.

Latin.

Latvian.

Lithuanian.

Macedonian.

Macedonian FYROM language.

Malayalam.

Malay as spoken in Brunei Darussalam.

Malaysian.

Maltese.

Manipuri.

Maori.

Marathi.

Spanish as spoken in Mexico.

Mixed languages.

Mongolian.

Nepali.

No language specified.

No proofing requested.

Bokmol as spoken in Norway.

Nynorsk as spoken in Norway.

Oriya.

Oromo.

Pashto.

Polish.

Portuguese.

Punjabi.

Quechua as spoken in Bolivia.

Quechua as spoken in Ecuador.

Quechua as spoken in Peru.

Rhaeto-Romanic.

Romanian.

Romanian as spoken in Moldova.

Russian.

Russian as spoken in Moldova.

Sami/Lappish.

Sanskrit.

Sepedi.

The Serbian Bosnia Herzegovina Cyrillic language.

The Serbian Bosnia Herzegovina Latin language.

Serbian/Cyrillic.

Serbian/Latin.

Sesotho.

Simplified Chinese.

Sindhi.

Sindhi as spoken in Pakistan.

Sinhalese.

Slovak.

Slovenian.

Somali.

Sorbian.

Spanish.

Spanish as spoken in Argentina.

Spanish as spoken in Bolivia.

Spanish as spoken in Chile.

Spanish as spoken in Colombia.

Spanish as spoken in Costa Rica.

Spanish as spoken in the Dominican Republic.

Spanish as spoken in Ecuador.

Spanish as spoken in El Salvador.

Spanish as spoken in Guatemala.

Spanish as spoken in Honduras.

Spanish (Modern Sort).

Spanish as spoken in Nicaragua.

Spanish as spoken in Panama.

Spanish as spoken in Paraguay.

Spanish as spoken in Peru.

Spanish as spoken in Puerto Rico.

Spanish as spoken in Uruguay.

Spanish as spoken in Venezuela.

Sutu.

Swahili.

Swedish.

Swedish as spoken in Finland.

French as spoken in Switzerland.

German as spoken in Switzerland.

Italian as spoken in Switzerland.

Syriac.

Tajik.

Tamazight.

Tamazight (Latin).

Tamil.

Tatar.

Telugu.

Thai.

Tibetan.

Tigrigna as spoken in Eritrea.

Tigrigna as spoken in Ethiopia.

Traditional Chinese.

Tsonga.

Tswana.

Turkish.

Turkmen.

Ukrainian.

Urdu.

Uzbek (Cyrillic).

Uzbek (Latin).

Venda.

Vietnamese.

Welsh.

Xhosa.

Yi.

Yiddish.

Yoruba.

Zulu.

Specifies the period of time to filter files by the date last modified. Used with the LastModified property of the FileSearch object.

File last modified any time.

File last modified last month.

File last modified last week.

File last modified this month.

File last modified this week.

File last modified today.

File last modified yesterday.

Indicates the effects lighting for an object.

Specifies the Balanced effect.

Specifies the BrightRoom effect.

Specifies the Chilly effect.

Specifies the Contrasting effect.

Specifies the Flat effect.

Specifies the Flood effect.

Specifies the Freezing effect.

Specifies the Glow effect.

Specifies the Harsh effect.

Specifies the LegacyFlat1 effect.

Specifies the LegacyFlat2 effect.

Specifies the LegacyFlat3 effect.

Specifies the LegacyFlat4 effect.

Specifies the LegacyHarsh1 effect.

Specifies the LegacyHarsh2 effect.

Specifies the LegacyHarsh3 effect.

Specifies the LegacyHarsh4 effect.

Specifies the LegacyNormal1 effect.

Specifies the LegacyNormal2 effect.

Specifies the LegacyNormal3 effect.

Specifies the LegacyNormal4 effect.

Specifies the Mixed effect.

Specifies the Morning effect.

Specifies the Soft effect.

Specifies the Sunrise effect.

Specifies the Sunset effect.

Specifies the ThreePoint effect.

Specifies the TwoPoint effect.

Specifies the dash style for a line.

Line consists of dashes only.

Line is a dash-dot pattern.

Line is a dash-dot-dot pattern.

Not supported.

Line consists of long dashes.

Line is a long dash-dot pattern.

Line is made up of round dots.

Line is solid.

Line is made up of square dots.

Specifies the style for a line.

Single line.

Not supported.

Thick line with a thin line on each side.

Thick line next to thin line. For horizontal lines, thick line is above thin line. For vertical lines, thick line is to the left of the thin line.

Thick line next to thin line. For horizontal lines, thick line is below thin line. For vertical lines, thick line is to the right of the thin line.

Two thin lines.

Specifies animation style for Microsoft Office command bars.

No animation.

Random animation.

Menus slide into view.

Menus unfold into view.

Specifies the metadata property type.

Represents a Boolean value.

Represents a calculated value.

Represents a value from one or more choices.

Represents a computed value.

Represents a Currency value

Represents a DateTime value.

Represents a value from two or more choices that is written-in by the user.

Represents a GUID value.

Represents an Integer value.

Represents a value used to lookup another value.

Represents the maximum value for a range.

Represents a collection of choices.

Represents a collection of choices that require the user to write-in a value.

Represents a collection of choices used to lookup another value.

Represents a value of one or more sentences.

Represents a generic number data type.

Represents a Text value.

Represents an unknown value.

Represents a URL.

Represents a category of user.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Internal use only.

Specifies the mode type for a Balloon object.

Auto-down. Balloon is dismissed when user clicks anywhere on the screen.

Modal. User must dismiss balloon before continuing work.

Modeless. User can work in application while balloon is displayed.

This enumeration has been deprecated and should not be used.

Internal use only.

Specifies the menu group that a command bar pop-up control belongs to when the menu groups of the OLE server are merged with the menu groups of an OLE client (that is, when an object of the container application type is embedded in another application).

Container menu.

Edit menu.

File menu.

Help menu.

Pop-up control is not merged.

Object menu.

Window menu.

Indicates how to format the child nodes in an organization chart.

Places child nodes vertically below the parent node on both the left and the right side.

Places child nodes vertically below the parent node on the left side.

Return value for a parent node that has children formatted using more than one MsoOrgChartLayoutType.

Places child nodes vertically below the parent node on the right side.

Places child nodes horizontally below the parent node.

Specifies orientation of an organization chart.

Mixed orientation.

Vertical orientation.

Specifies orientation of an object when it is displayed or printed.

Horizontal (landscape) orientation.

Mixed orientation.

Vertical (portrait) orientation.

Specifies paragraph alignment for a text block.

Specifies that the center of each line of text is aligned to the midpoint of the right and left text box margins, and the left and right edges of each line are ragged.

Specifies that the first and last characters of each line (except the last) are aligned to the left and right margins, and lines are filled by adding or subtracting the same amount from each character. The last line of the paragraph is aligned to the left margin if text direction is left-to-right, or to the right margin if text direction is right-to-left.

Specifies that the first and last characters of each line (except the last) are aligned to the left and right margins, and lines are filled by adding or subtracting space between and within words. The last line of the paragraph is aligned to the left margin if text direction is left-to-right, or to the right margin if text direction is right-to-left.

Specifies the alignment or adjustment of kashida length in Arabic text. Kashida are special characters used to extend the joiner between two Arabic characters.

Specifies that the leftmost character of each line is aligned to the left margin, and the right edge of each line is ragged. This is the default alignment for paragraphs with left-to-right text direction.

Use a combination of alignment styles.

Specifies that the rightmost character of each line is aligned to the right margin, and the left edge of each line is ragged. This is the default alignment for paragraphs with right-to-left text direction.

Specifies that the first and last characters of each line (except the last) are aligned to the left and right margins, and lines are filled by adding or subtracting space between (but not within) words. The last line of the paragraph is aligned to the left margin.

Specifies the format of a file or folder path.

Represents the Type1 format.

Represents the Type2 format.

Represents the Type3 format.

Represents the Type4 format.

Represents a mixed format.

Represents no format.

Specifies the fill pattern used in a shape.

10% of the foreground color.

20% of the foreground color.

25% of the foreground color.

30% of the foreground color.

40% of the foreground color.

50% of the foreground color.

5% of the foreground color.

60% of the foreground color.

70% of the foreground color.

75% of the foreground color.

80% of the foreground color.

90% of the foreground color.

Cross

Thick lines in the foreground color running from the top to the right-hand side of the shape.

Thick horizontal lines in the foreground color.

Thick lines in the foreground color running from the top to the left-hand side of the shape.

Thick vertical lines in the foreground color.

Dashed lines in the foreground color running from the top to the right-hand side of the shape.

Dashed horizontal lines in the foreground color.

Dashed lines in the foreground color running from the top to the left-hand side of the shape.

Dashed vertical lines in the foreground color.

Rectangular brick pattern running diagonally across the shape.

Diagonal Cross

Small angled shapes in the foreground color running in alternating rows down the shape.

Dotted perpendicular lines in the foreground color running diagonally to form diamonds across the shape.

Dotted perpendicular lines in the foreground color running horizontally and vertically to form grid lines across the shape.

Downward Diagonal

Horizontal

Rectangular brick pattern running horizontally across the shape.

Squares in alternating foreground/background colors.

Large dots in the foreground color scattered across the shape.

Solid, widely spaced perpendicular lines in the foreground color running horizontally and vertically to form grid lines across the shape.

Thin lines in the foreground color running from the top to the right-hand side of the shape.

Thin horizontal lines in the foreground color.

Thin lines in the foreground color running from the top to the left-hand side of the shape.

Thin vertical lines in the foreground color.

Not supported.

Narrowly spaced horizontal lines in the foreground color.

Narrowly spaced vertical lines in the foreground color.

Solid perpendicular lines in the foreground color running diagonally to form diamonds across the shape.

Very thick solid lines in the foreground color running vertically, coupled with very thick lines and 40% of the foreground color running horizontally.

Overlapping curved rectangles running diagonally across the shape.

Small squares in alternating foreground/background colors.

Small dots in the foreground color scattered across the shape.

Solid, closely spaced perpendicular lines in the foreground color running horizontally and vertically to form grid lines across the shape.

Diamond shapes in alternating foreground/background colors.

Circles that use foreground and background colors to make them appear three-dimensional, oriented in rows across the shape.

Trellis pattern in the foreground color.

Upward Diagonal

Vertical

Wavy lines in the foreground color.

Weave pattern in the foreground color running diagonally across the shape.

Widely spaced lines in the foreground color running from the top to the right-hand side of the shape.

Widely spaced lines in the foreground color running from the top to the left-hand side of the shape.

Zigzag lines running horizontally across the shape.

Specifies an Information Rights Management (IRM) permission type for a document.

Permission to change.

Permission to edit.

Permission to extract.

Full control permissions.

Permission to access the object model programmatically.

Permission to print.

Permission to read.

Permission to save.

Permission to view.

Specifies the color transformation applied to a picture.

Default color transformation.

Black-and-white transformation.

Grayscale transformation.

Mixed transformation.

Watermark transformation.

Indicates the effects camera type used by the specified object.

Specifies Isometric Bottom Down.

Specifies Isometric Bottom Up.

Specifies Isometric Left Down.

Specifies Isometric Left Up.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis1 Left.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis1 Right.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis1 Top.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis2 Left.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis2 Right.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis2 Top.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis3 Bottom.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis3 Left.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis3 Right.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis4 Bottom.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis4 Left.

Specifies Isometric OffAxis4 Right.

Specifies Isometric Right Down.

Specifies Isometric Right Up.

Specifies Isometric Top Down.

Specifies Isometric Top Up.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Bottom.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Lower Left.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Lower Right.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Front.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Left.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Right.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Top.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Upper Left.

Specifies Legacy Oblique Upper Right.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Bottom.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Lower Left.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Lower Right.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Front.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Left.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Right.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Top.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Upper Left.

Specifies Legacy Perspective Upper Right.

Specifies Oblique Bottom.

Specifies Oblique Lower Left.

Specifies Oblique Lower Right.

Specifies Oblique Left.

Specifies Oblique Right.

Specifies Oblique Top.

Specifies Oblique Upper Left.

Specifies Oblique Upper Right.

Specifies Orthographic Front.

Specifies Perspective Above.

Specifies Perspective Above Left Facing.

Specifies Perspective Above Right Facing.

Specifies Perspective Below.

Specifies Perspective Contrasting Left Facing.

Specifies Perspective Contrasting Right Facing.

Specifies Perspective Front.

Specifies Perspective Heroic Extreme Left Facing.

Specifies Perspective Heroic Extreme Right Facing.

Specifies Perspective Heroic Left Facing.

Specifies Perspective Heroic Right Facing.

Specifies Perspective Left.

Specifies Perspective Relaxed.

Specifies Perspective Relaxed Moderately.

Specifies Perspective Right.

Specifies a mixed effect.

Specifies the direction that the extrusion's sweep path takes away from the extruded shape (the front face of the extrusion).

Bottom.

Bottom left.

Bottom right.

Left.

No extrusion.

Right.

Top.

Top left.

Top right.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies which predefined gradient to use to fill a shape.

Brass gradient.

Calm Water gradient.

Chrome gradient.

Chrome II gradient.

Daybreak gradient.

Desert gradient.

Early Sunset gradient.

Fire gradient.

Fog gradient.

Gold gradient.

Gold II gradient.

Horizon gradient.

Late Sunset gradient.

Mahogany gradient.

Moss gradient.

Nightfall gradient.

Ocean gradient.

Parchment gradient.

Peacock gradient.

Rainbow gradient.

Rainbow II gradient.

Sapphire gradient.

Silver gradient.

Wheat gradient.

Mixed gradient.

Specifies the location of lighting on an extruded (three-dimensional) shape relative to the shape.

Lighting comes from the bottom.

Lighting comes from the bottom left.

Lighting comes from the bottom right.

Lighting comes from the left.

No lighting.

Lighting comes from the right.

Lighting comes from the top.

Lighting comes from the top left.

Lighting comes from the top right.

Not supported.

Specifies the intensity of light used on a shape.

Bright light.

Dim light.

Normal light.

Not supported.

Specifies the extrusion surface material.

Clear

DarkEdge

Flat

Matte.

Matte2

Metal.

Metal2

Plastic.

Plastic2

Powder

Soft Edge

Soft Metal

Translucent Powder

Warm Matte

Wire frame.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Specifies what text effect to use on a WordArt object.

First text effect.

Tenth text effect.

Eleventh text effect.

Twelfth text effect.

Thirteenth text effect.

Fourteenth text effect.

Fifteenth text effect.

Sixteenth text effect.

Seventeenth text effect.

Eighteenth text effect.

Nineteenth text effect.

Second text effect.

Twentieth text effect.

Twenty-first text effect.

Twenty-second text effect.

Twenty-third text effect.

Twenty-fourth text effect.

Twenty-fifth text effect.

Twenty-sixth text effect.

Twenty-seventh text effect.

Twenty-eighth text effect.

Twenty-ninth text effect.

Third text effect.

Thirtieth text effect.

Fourth text effect.

Fifth text effect.

Sixth text effect.

Seventh text effect.

Eighth text effect.

Ninth text effect.

Not used.

Specifies shape of WordArt text.

Text is an arch that curves down.

Text is a 3-D arch that curves down.

Text is an arch that curves up.

Text is a 3-D arch that curves up.

Text is curved around a center "button."

Text is seen in 3-D, curved around a center "button."

Text is stretched to fill the height of the shape, with only a slight curve down.

Text is stretched to fill the height of the shape, with only a slight curve up.

Text slants up and to the right as font size decreases.

Text slants down and to the right as font size increases.

Text slants up to its center point and then slants down.

Text slants down to its center point and then slants up.

Text follows a circle, reading clockwise.

Text has a 3-D effect and follows a circle, reading clockwise.

Text curves down and to the right as font size decreases.

Text curves down and to the right as font size increases.

Font size decreases to the text's midpoint, then increases to the starting size.

Font size decreases to the text's midpoint, then increases to the starting size, while keeping the top of the text along the same curve.

Font size increases to the text's midpoint, then decreases to the starting size.

Font size decreases, increases, and decreases again across the text.

Font size decreases to the text's midpoint, then increases to the starting size, while keeping the bottom of the text along the same curve.

Text follows a line that curves up, then down, then up and down again.

Text follows a line that curves down, then up, then down and up again.

Top of the text appears to be closer to the viewer than bottom of the text.

Left side of text appears to be closer to the viewer than right side.

Right side of text appears to be closer to the viewer than left side.

Bottom of text appears to be closer to the viewer than top.

Font size of text increases to its center point, then decreases. Center point of each letter is on the same straight line.

Font size of text increases to its center point, then decreases. Center point of each letter follows an arch that curves downward.

Font size of text increases to its center point, then decreases. Center point of each letter follows an arch that curves upward.

Not used.

No shape applied.

Text appears to be written on the inside of a 3-D ring.

Text appears to be written on the outside of a 3-D ring.

Text slants down and to the right.

Text slants up and to the right.

Text follows the shape of a stop sign.

Text slants up, then down.

Text slants down, then up.

Text follows a wave up, then down and up again.

Text follows a wave down, then up and down again.

Specifies texture to be used to fill a shape.

Not used.

Blue tissue paper texture.

Bouquet texture.

Brown marble texture.

Canvas texture.

Cork texture.

Denim texture.

Fish fossil texture.

Granite texture.

Green marble texture.

Medium wood texture.

Newsprint texture.

Oak texture.

Paper bag texture.

Papyrus texture.

Parchment texture.

Pink tissue paper texture.

Purple mesh texture.

Recycled paper texture.

Sand texture.

Stationery texture.

Walnut texture.

Water droplets texture.

White marble texture.

Woven mat texture.

Specifies an extrusion (three-dimensional) format.

Not used.

First 3-D format.

Tenth 3-D format.

Eleventh 3-D format.

Twelfth 3-D format.

Thirteenth 3-D format.

Fourteenth 3-D format.

Fifteenth 3-D format.

Sixteenth 3-D format.

Seventeenth 3-D format.

Eighteenth 3-D format.

Nineteenth 3-D format.

Second 3-D format.

Twentieth 3-D format.

Third 3-D format.

Fourth 3-D format.

Fifth 3-D format.

Sixth 3-D format.

Seventh 3-D format.

Eighth 3-D format.

Ninth 3-D format.

Specifies where a node is added to a diagram relative to existing nodes.

Node is added after last sibling.

Node is added after current node.

Node is added before first sibling.

Node is added before current node.

Specifies which part of the shape retains its position when the shape is scaled.

Shape's bottom right corner retains its position.

Shape's midpoint retains its position.

Shape's top left corner retains its position.

Specifies the ideal screen resolution to be used to view a document in a Web browser.

1024x768 resolution.

1152x882 resolution.

1152x900 resolution.

1280x1024 resolution.

1600x1200 resolution.

1800x1440 resolution.

1920x1200 resolution.

544x376 resolution.

640x480 resolution.

720x512 resolution.

800x600 resolution.

Specifies scripting language of the active script.

Active Server Pages (ASP).

Java.

A language other than ASP, Java, or Visual Basic.

Visual Basic.

Specifies the location of the script anchor within a document.

Script anchor is in the body of the document.

Script anchor is in the head of the document.

Indicates the area in which the Execute method of the FileSearch object searches for files.

Searches a custom path. Custom path is defined by the LookIn property of the FileSearch object.

Searches the My Computer node.

Searches the My Network Places node.

Searches Microsoft Outlook folders.

Specifies the type for a segment.

Curve.

Line.

Specifies the type of shadowing effect.

Specifies the inner shadow effect.

Specifies a combination of inner and outer shadow effects.

Specifies the outer shadow effect.

Specifies the type of shadow displayed with a shape.

First shadow type.

Tenth shadow type.

Eleventh shadow type.

Twelfth shadow type.

Thirteenth shadow type.

Fourteenth shadow type.

Fifteenth shadow type.

Sixteenth shadow type.

Seventeenth shadow type.

Eighteenth shadow type.

Nineteenth shadow type.

Second shadow type.

Twentieth shadow type.

Twenty first shadow type.

Twenty second shadow type.

Twenty third shadow type.

Twenty forth shadow type.

Twenty fifth shadow type.

Twenty sixth shadow type.

Twenty seventh shadow type.

Twenty eighth shadow type.

Twenty ninth shadow type.

Third shadow type.

Thirtieth shadow type.

Thirty first shadow type.

Thirty second shadow type.

Thirty third shadow type.

Thirty forth shadow type.

Thirty fifth shadow type.

Thirty sixth shadow type.

Thirty seventh shadow type.

Thirty eighth shadow type.

Thirty ninth shadow type.

Fourth shadow type.

Fortieth shadow type.

Forty first shadow type.

Forty second shadow type.

Forty third shadow type.

Fifth shadow type.

Sixth shadow type.

Seventh shadow type.

Eighth shadow type.

Ninth shadow type.

Not supported.

Indicates the line and shape style.

Line style 1.

Line style 10.

Line style 11.

Line style 12.

Line style 13.

Line style 14.

Line style 15.

Line style 16.

Line style 17.

Line style 18.

Line style 19.

Line style 2.

Line style 20.

Line style 21.

Line style 3.

Line style 4.

Line style 5.

Line style 6.

Line style 7.

Line style 8.

Line style 9.

A mix of shape styles.

No shape style.

Shape style 1.

Shape style 10.

Shape style 11.

Shape style 12.

Shape style 13.

Shape style 14.

Shape style 15.

Shape style 16.

Shape style 17.

Shape style 18.

Shape style 19.

Shape style 2.

Shape style 20.

Shape style 21.

Shape style 22.

Shape style 23.

Shape style 24.

Shape style 25.

Shape style 26.

Shape style 27.

Shape style 28.

Shape style 29.

Shape style 3.

Shape style 30.

Shape style 31.

Shape style 32.

Shape style 33.

Shape style 34.

Shape style 35.

Shape style 36.

Shape style 37.

Shape style 38.

Shape style 39.

Shape style 4.

Shape style 40.

Shape style 41.

Shape style 42.

Shape style 5.

Shape style 6.

Shape style 7.

Shape style 8.

Shape style 9.

Specifies the type of a shape or range of shapes.

AutoShape.

Callout.

Canvas.

Chart.

Comment.

Diagram.

Embedded OLE object.

Form control.

Freeform.

Group.

Ink.

Ink comment.

Line.

Linked OLE object.

Linked picture.

Media.

OLE control object.

Picture.

Placeholder.

Script anchor.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Table.

Text box.

Text effect.

Specifies the priority for a shared workspace task.

High priority.

Low priority.

Normal priority.

Specifies the status of a shared workspace task.

Completed.

Deferred.

In progress.

Not started.

Waiting.

Specifies properties of the signature subset. These settings act as filters for signature sets.

All non-visible signatures plus all signature lines.

All signature lines.

Signature lines that have been signed.

Signature lines that have not been signed.

All non-visible signatures plus all signed signature lines.

All non-visible signatures.

Specifies the type of soft edge effect.

Soft Edge Type 1

Soft Edge Type 2

Soft Edge Type 3

Soft Edge Type 4

Soft Edge Type 5

Soft Edge Type 6

A mix of soft edge types.

No soft edge.

Specifies sort order for files in a FileSearch object's FoundFiles collection.

File name.

File type.

Last modified date.

No sort.

File size.

Specifies whether files in a FileSearch object's FoundFiles collection should be sorted in ascending or descending order.

Ascending order.

Descending order.

Specifies whether and under what circumstances synchronization is available for the document.

Synchronization is available offline and online.

No synchronization is available.

Synchronization is available offline only.

Specifies how comparison between local copy and server copy should be done in a synchronization process.

Compare and merge versions.

Compare versions side-by-side.

Specifies how conflicts should be resolved when synchronizing a shared document.

Replace the server copy with the local copy.

Merge changes made to the server copy into the local copy. In order to resolve the conflict with the merged changes winning, you must save the active document after merging changes, then call the ResolveConflict method again with the option.

Replace the local copy with the server copy.

Specifies a document synchronization error.

Source and destination files could not be compared.

Could not connect.

Could not open file.

Could not resolve files.

Could not update destination file.

Destination file in use.

Destination file not found.

File too large to synchronize.

No error.

No network available.

Out of space.

Unauthorized user.

Unknown error.

Download error.

Upload error.

Virus downloaded.

Virus uploaded.

Specifies the return value of a Sync event.

Download failed.

Download initiated.

No change detected.

Download succeeded.

Offline.

Upload failed.

Upload initiated.

Upload succeeded.

Specifies the status of the synchronization of the local copy of the active document with the server copy.

Both the local and the server copies have changes.

An error occurred. Use ErrorType property of Sync object to determine exact error.

Documents are already in sync.

Only local copy has changes.

Only server copy has changes.

No shared workspace.

No syncronization is needed.

Synchronization was suspended. You can use the Unsuspend method of the Sync object to resume synchronization.

Specifies which version of a shared document to open alongside the currently open local version.

Opens the copy of the document that is created whenever the user overwrites the local copy with the server copy.

Opens the server version.

Specifies target browser for documents viewed in a Web browser.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.

Netscape Navigator 3.

Netscape Navigator 4.

Specifies the capitalization of the text.

Display the text as all uppercase letters.

Display the text as mixed uppercase and lowercase letters.

Display the text with no uppercase letters.

Display the text with any lowercase letters displayed as uppercase that are the same height as lowercase for the current font and size.

Specifies the capitalization of text.

Display the text as lowercase characters.

Display the text as sentence case characters. Sentence case specifies that the first letter of the sentence is capitalized and that all others should be lowercase (with some exceptions such as proper nouns, and acronyms).

Display the text as title case characters. Title case specifies that the first letter of each word is capitalized and that all others should be lowercase. In some cases short articles, prepositions, and conjunctions are not capitalized.

Indicates that lowercase text should be converted to uppercase and that uppercase text should be converted to lowercase text.

Display the text as uppercase characters.

Indicates the type of text wrap.

Specifies a mixed text wrap.

Specifies a custom text wrap scheme.

Specifies no text wrapping.

Specifies wrapping text around the standard boundry of an object.

Specifies text wrapping that adheres to restrictions imposed by some languages such as Chinese and Japanese alphabets.

Specifies alignment for WordArt text.

Centered.

Left-aligned.

Text is justified. Spacing between letters may be adjusted to justify text.

Not used.

Right- aligned.

Text is justified. Letters may be stretched to justify text.

Text is justified. Spacing between words (but not letters) may be adjusted to justify text.

Indicates the text alignment scheme used for an object.

Specifies that the text alignment will be determined by the Office application.

Specifies that the font is aligned to the baseline of the object.

Specifies that the font is aligned to the bottom of the object.

Specifies that the font is aligned to the center of the object.

Specifies that there is a mix of text alignments used with the object.

Specifies that the font is aligned to the top of the object.

Specifies orientation for text.

Downward.

Horizontal.

Horizontal and rotated as required for Far East language support.

Not supported.

Upward.

Vertical.

Vertical as required for Far East language support.

Indicates the number of times a character is printed to darken the image.

Specifies that the character is printed twice.

Specifies that the character is not printed.

Specifies that the character is printed once.

Specifies that the text can contain a combination of double-strike and single-strike characters.

Indicates the text alignment against tab stops or line breaks. The default value is .

Specifies that the following text up to next tab or line break is centered on the designated tab stop.

Specifies that the following text is searched for the first occurrence of the character representing the decimal point. The text up to the next tab or line break is then aligned such that the decimal point starts at the designated tab stop.

Specifies that the following text starts immediately after the designated tab stop.

Specifies that mixed text alignment against tab stops is used.

Specifies that the following text up to the next tab or line break is rendered flush right to the designated tab stop.

Indicates the type of underline for text.

Specifies no underline.

Specifies a dash underline.

Specifies a dash line underline.

Specifies a long heavy line underline.

Specifies a dashed long line underline.

Specifies a dot dash heavy line underline.

Specifies a dot dash line underline.

Specifies a dot dot dash heavy line underline.

Specifies a dot dot dash line underline.

Specifies a dotted heavy line underline.

Specifies a dotted line underline.

Specifies a double line underline.

Specifies a heavy line underline.

Specifies a mix of underline types.

Specifies a single line underline.

Specifies a wavy double line underline.

Specifies a wavy heavy line underline.

Specifies a wavy line underline.

Specifies underlining words.

Specifies the texture type for the selected fill.

Preset texture type.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

User-defined texture type.

Indicates the Office theme color.

Specifies no theme color.

Specifies the Accent 1 theme color.

Specifies the Accent 2 theme color.

Specifies the Accent 3 theme color.

Specifies the Accent 4 theme color.

Specifies the Accent 5 theme color.

Specifies the Accent 6 theme color.

Specifies the Background 1 theme color.

Specifies the Background 2 theme color.

Specifies the Dark 1 theme color.

Specifies the Dark 2 theme color.

Specifies the theme color for a clicked hyperlink.

Specifies the theme color for a hyperlink.

Specifies the Light 1 theme color.

Specifies the Light 2 theme color.

Specifies a mixed color theme.

Specifies the Text 1 theme color.

Specifies the Text 2 theme color.

Indicates the color scheme for an Office theme.

Specifies color scheme Accent 1.

Specifies color scheme Accent 2.

Specifies color scheme Accent 3.

Specifies color scheme Accent 4.

Specifies color scheme Accent 5.

Specifies color scheme Accent 6.

Specifies color scheme Dark 1.

Specifies color scheme Dark 2.

Specifies a color scheme for a clicked hyperlink.

Specifies a color scheme for a hyperlink.

Specifies color scheme Light 1.

Specifies color scheme Light 2.

Specifies a tri-state Boolean value.

Not supported.

False.

Not supported.

True.

Specifies the vertical alignment of text in a text frame.

Aligns text to bottom of text frame.

Anchors bottom of text string to current position, regardless of text resizing. When you resize text without baseline anchoring, text centers itself on previous position.

Centers text vertically.

Aligns text to top of text frame.

Anchors bottom of text string to current position, regardless of text resizing. When you resize text without baseline anchoring, text centers itself on previous position.

Return value only; indicates a combination of the other states.

Indicates various image warping formats.

Specifies Warp Format 1.

Specifies Warp Format 10.

Specifies Warp Format 11.

Specifies Warp Format 12.

Specifies Warp Format 13.

Specifies Warp Format 14.

Specifies Warp Format 15.

Specifies Warp Format 16.

Specifies Warp Format 17.

Specifies Warp Format 18.

Specifies Warp Format 19.

Specifies Warp Format 2.

Specifies Warp Format 20.

Specifies Warp Format 21.

Specifies Warp Format 22.

Specifies Warp Format 23.

Specifies Warp Format 24.

Specifies Warp Format 25.

Specifies Warp Format 26.

Specifies Warp Format 27.

Specifies Warp Format 28.

Specifies Warp Format 29.

Specifies Warp Format 3.

Specifies Warp Format 30.

Specifies Warp Format 31.

Specifies Warp Format 32.

Specifies Warp Format 33.

Specifies Warp Format 34.

Specifies Warp Format 35.

Specifies Warp Format 36.

Specifies Warp Format 4.

Specifies Warp Format 5.

Specifies Warp Format 6.

Specifies Warp Format 7.

Specifies Warp Format 8.

Specifies Warp Format 9.

Specifies a mix of warp formats.

Specifies the change to the Office Assistant Help session.

Make Office Assistant active.

Make Office Assistant inactive.

Resume Office Assistant.

Suspend Office Assistant.

Specifies context under which a wizard's callback procedure is called.

User clicked the right button in the decision or branch balloon.

Not supported.

Passed to the ActivateWizard method if msoWizardActResume is specified for the Act argument.

User clicked the left button in the decision or branch balloon.

Passed to the ActivateWizard method if msoWizardActSuspend is specified for the Act argument.

Specifies where in the z-order a shape should be moved relative to other shapes.

Bring shape forward.

Bring shape in front of text.

Bring shape to the front.

Send shape backward.

Send shape behind text.

Send shape to the back.

The NewFile object represents items listed on the New Item task pane available in several Microsoft Office applications.

Adds a new item to the New Item task pane.

Optional Object. The section to which to add the file. Can be any constant. Required String. The name of the file to add to the list of files on the task pane. Optional Object. The action to take when a user clicks on the item. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The text to display in the task pane.

Removes an item from the New Item task pane.

Optional Object. The section of the task pane where the file reference exists. Can be any constant. Required String. The name of the file reference. Optional Object. The action taken when a user clicks on the item. Can be any constant. Optional Object. The display text of the file reference.

Represents a field in a data source.

A collection of objects that represent the data fields in a mail merge data source.

Returns a member of the specified collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the ODSOColumn item to be returned.

Represents a filter to be applied to an attached mail merge data source.

Represents all the filters to apply to the data source attached to the mail merge publication.

Adds a new filter to the collection.

Optional String. If the Comparison argument is something other than msoFilterComparisonIsBlank or msoFilterComparisonIsNotBlank, a string to which the data in the table is compared. Required . Determines how this filter relates to other filters in the ODSOFilters object. Optional Boolean. Default value is False. Required String. The name of the table in the data source. Required . How the data in the table is filtered.

Deletes a filter object from the collection.

Required Integer. The number of the filter to delete. Optional Boolean.

Returns a member of the specified collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the ODSOFilter to be returned.

Represents the mail merge data source in a mail merge operation.

Moves the focus to a specified row in a mail merge data source.

Required . The row that receives the focus. Optional Integer. The row number of the row that receives the focus.

Opens a connection to a mail merge data source.

Optional String. The name of a table in the data source. Optional String. The connection string to the data source. Optional Integer. Sets whether the data source is opened for exclusive access. Optional Integer. Sets whether prompts are displayed. Optional String. The name of the data source.

Sets the sort order for mail merge data.

Optional Boolean. True (default) to perform an ascending sort on SortField2; False to perform a descending sort. Optional Boolean. True (default) to perform an ascending sort on SortField3; False to perform a descending sort. Optional Boolean. True (default) to perform an ascending sort on SortField1; False to perform a descending sort. Optional String. The second field on which to sort the mail merge data. Default is an empty string. Optional String. The third field on which to sort the mail merge data. Default is an empty string. Required String. The first field on which to sort the mail merge data.

Represents a Microsoft Office theme.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a object that represents the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read-only.

Gets a object that represents the effects scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read-only.

Gets a object that represents the font scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read-only.

Represents the paragraph formatting of a text range.

Gets or sets a value specifying the alignment of the paragraph. Read/write.

Gets an object that represents the application that contains the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets a constant that represents the vertical position of fonts in a paragraph. Read/write.

Gets a object for the paragraph. Read-only.

Gets a value representing the application that created the object. Read-only.

Integer

Gets or sets the East Asian line break control level for the specified paragraph. Read/write.

Gets or sets the value (in points) for a first line or hanging indent. Read/write.

Single

Determines whether hanging punctuation is enabled for the specified paragraphs. Read/write.

Gets or sets a value representing the indent level assigned to text in the selected paragraph. Read/write.

Integer

Gets or sets a value that represents the left indent value (in points) for the specified paragraphs. Read/write.

Single

Determines whether line spacing after the last line in each paragraph is set to a specific number of points or lines. Read/write.

Determines whether line spacing before the first line in each paragraph is set to a specific number of points or lines. Read/write.

Determines whether line spacing between base lines is set to a specific number of points or lines. Read/write.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets the right indent (in points) for the specified paragraphs. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the amount of spacing (in points) after the specified paragraph. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the spacing (in points) before the specified paragraphs. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the amount of space between base lines in the specified paragraph, in points or lines. Read/write.

Single

Gets a collection that represents all the custom tab stops for the specified paragraphs. Read-only.

Gets or sets the text direction for the specified paragraph. Read/write.

Determines whether the application wraps the Latin text in the middle of a word in the specified paragraphs. Read/write.

Use the Permission object to restrict permissions to the active document and to return or set specific permissions settings.

Creates a new set of permissions on the active document for the specified user.

Optional Object. The email address (in the format user@domain.com) of the user to whom permissions on the active document are being granted. Required String. The expiration date for the permissions that are being granted. Optional String. The permissions on the active document that are being granted to the specified user.

Applies the specified permission policy to the active document.

Required String. The path and filename of the permission policy template file.

Returns a object that is a member of the collection.

Optional Object. The numeric index of the UserPermission in the Permission collection, or the email address of the user whose set of permissions on the active document is to be returned.

A collection of all the objects in the specified series in a chart.

Returns .

Returns a single object from a collection.

A object contained by the collection. The index number for the object.

Gets the Application object in which this object was created. Read-only.

Object

Returns the number of objects in the collection.

Integer.

Returns the ID of the application in which this object was created.

Integer

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

Returns .

Represents an item within a object that contains the settings for one policy.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the information that is used to implement the policy item. Read-only.

String

Gets a description of the current state of the policy item. Read-only.

String

Gets the ID of a policy item. objects are contained in objects. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a single file search criterion.

A collection of objects that represent all the search criteria of a file search. Search criteria are listed in the Advanced Find dialog box (File menu, Open command, Advanced Find button).

Add a new object to the collection representing the search criteria of a file search.

Required . A constant representing the condition used for the search. Optional Object. A value used by condition. Optional Object. A second value used by condition. Required String. The name of the PropertyTest object. Optional MsoCondition. A constant representinat a connector such as Or or And used in the criterion.

Removes the specified object from the collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the property test to be removed.

Returns a object from the collection.

Optional Integer. The index number of the property test to be returned.

Represents the reflection effect in Office graphics.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets or sets the type of the object. Read/write.

Represents the ruler for the text in the specified shape or for all text in the specified text style. Contains tab stops and the indentation settings for text outline levels.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets a object that represents outline text formatting. Read-only.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a collection that represents the tab stops for the specified text. Read-only.

Contains first-line indent and hanging indent information for an outline level.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets or sets the first-line indent for the specified outline level, in points. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the left indent for the specified outline level, in points. Read/write.

Single

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

A collection of all the objects on the specified ruler.

Gets a member of the collection.

The index number of the object to be returned.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a Integer indicating the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Corresponds to a searchable folder.

A collection of objects.

Returns a object that represents a subfolder of the parent object.

Required Integer. Determines which subfolder to return.

Represents a block of HTML script in a Microsoft Word document, on a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, or on a Microsoft PowerPoint slide.

A collection of objects that represent the collection of HTML scripts in the specified document.

Adds a object to the collection of one of the following objects: a Document or Range object in Microsoft Word; a Worksheet or Chart object in Microsoft Excel; or a Slide, SlideRange, slide Master, or title Master object in Microsoft PowerPoint.

Optional String. Specifies the text contained in a block of script. The default is the empty string. The Microsoft Office host application doesn’t check the syntax of the script. Optional String. Specifies attributes that are to be added to the <SCRIPT> tag (LANGUAGE and ID attributes are exported through the Language and Id parameters and should not be exported through the Extended parameter). The default is the empty string. Attributes are separated by spaces, the same as in HTML. The Microsoft Office host application doesn’t provide any means of checking the syntax of passed attributes. Optional Object (Microsoft Excel only). The Anchor argument accepts an Excel Range object, which specifies the placement of the script anchor on an Excel Worksheet. You cannot insert script anchors into Excel charts. Optional String. The ID of the <SCRIPT> tag in HTML. The Id argument specifies an SGML identifier used for naming elements. Valid identifiers include any string that begins with a letter and is composed of alphanumeric characters; the string can also include the underscore character ( _ ). The ID must be unique within the HTML document. This parameter is exported as the ID attribute in the <SCRIPT> tag. Optional . Specifies the location of the script anchor in a document. If you’ve specified the Anchor argument, the Location argument isn’t used; the location of the Anchor argument determines the location of the script anchor. Optional . Specifies the script language.

Deletes the specified object from the collection.

Returns a member of the collection.

Required Object. The ID or index number of the script to be returned.

A collection of objects that determines which folders are searched when the method of the object is called.

Adds a search folder to a file search.

Required . The folder to add to the search.

Removes the specified object from the collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the property test to be removed.

Returns a object that represents a subfolder of the parent object.

Required Integer. Determines which subfolder to return.

Corresponds to a type of folder tree that can be searched by using the object.

A collection of objects.

Returns a object that corresponds to an area in which to perform a file search, such as local drives or Microsoft Outlook folders.

Required Integer. Determines which SearchScope object to return.

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

Represents a policy specified for a document type stored on a server running Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a Boolean value that indicates whether you can preview items using this policy. Read-only.

Boolean

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

Integer

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

Integer

A description of what the server policy is and its purpose. Read-only.

String

Gets the ID of a server policy. Read-only.

String

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

PolicyItem The name or index number of the PolicyItem object to be returned.

Gets the name of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the information specified in the Policy Statement. Read-only.

String

Returns or sets the degree of blurriness of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets an that represents whether to rotate the shadow when rotating the shape. Read/write.

Returns or sets the size of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Single

Returns or sets the style of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Copies the object to the Clipboard.

Cuts the object to the Clipboard or pastes it into a specified destination.

Returns or sets the background style. Read/write.

Returns the chart contained in the shape. Read-only.

Returns a object for a specified shape that contains glow formatting properties for the shape. Read-only.

Returns whether a shape contains a chart. Read-only.

Returns a object for a specified shape that contains reflection formatting properties for the shape. Read-only.

Returns or sets an that represents the shape style of shape range. Read/write.

Returns a object for a specified shape that contains soft edge formatting properties for the shape. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains text formatting for the specified shape. Read-only.

A SharedWorkspace object allows the developer to add the active document to a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services document workspace on the server and to manage other objects in the shared workspace.

Creates a new document workspace on the server and adds the active document to the new shared workspace.

Optional String. The URL for the parent folder in which the new shared workspace is to be created. If you do not supply a URL, the new shared workspace is created in the user's default server location. Optional String. The name of the new shared workspace. Defaults to the name of the active document without its file extension. For example, if you create a shared workspace for Budget.xls, the name of the new shared workspace becomes "Budget".

The SharedWorkspaceFile object represents a file saved in a shared document workspace.

A collection of the objects in the current shared workspace.

Adds a file to the document library in a shared workspace.

Optional Boolean. True to overwrite an existing file by the same name. Default is False. Required String. The path and filename of the file to be added to the current shared workspace. Optional Boolean. True to keep the local copy of the document synchronized with the copy in the shared workspace. Default is False. Optional . The subfolder in which to place the file, if not the main document library folder within the shared workspace. Add the file to the main document library folder by leaving this optional argument empty.

Returns a object from the Files collection of the shared workspace.

Optional Integer. Returns the SharedWorkspaceFile at the position specified. Index does not correspond to the order in which the items are displayed in the Shared Workspace pane, and is not affected by re-sorting the display.

The SharedWorkspaceFolder object represents a folder in a shared document workspace.

Deletes the current shared workspace folder and all data within it.

Optional Boolean. True to delete the folder without warning even if the folder contains files. Default is False.

A collection of the objects in the current shared workspace.

Adds a folder to the document library in a shared workspace.

Required String. The name of the folder to be added to the current shared workspace. Optional . The subfolder in which to place the new folder, if not the main document library folder within the shared workspace. Add the folder to the main document library folder by leaving this optional argument empty.

Returns a object from the Folders collection of the shared workspace.

Required Integer. Returns the SharedWorkspaceFolder at the position specified. Index does not correspond to the order in which the items are displayed in the Shared Workspace pane, and is not affected by re-sorting the display.

The SharedWorkspaceLink object represents a URL link saved in a shared document workspace.

A collection of the objects in the current shared workspace.

Adds a link to the list of links in a shared workspace.

Optional Object. Optional description of the link. Required Object. The URL of the web site to which a link is being added. Optional String. Optional notes about the link.

Returns a object from the Links collection of the shared workspace.

Required Integer. Returns the SharedWorkspaceLink at the position specified. Index does not correspond to the order in which the items are displayed in the Shared Workspace pane, and is not affected by re-sorting the display.

The SharedWorkspaceMember object represents a user who has rights in a shared document workspace.

A collection of the objects in the current shared workspace.

Adds a member to the list of members in a shared workspace.

Optional String. An optional role that determines the tasks the new member can accomplish in the shared workspace; for example, "Contributor". An invalid role name raises an error. Required String. The new member's email address in the format user@domain.com. Raises an error if the user is not a valid candidate for membership in the shared workspace. Required String. The new member's Windows user name in the format domain\user. Required String. The friendly name to display for the new member.

Returns a object from the Members collection of the shared workspace.

Required Integer. Returns the SharedWorkspaceMember at the position specified. Index does not correspond to the order in which the items are displayed in the Shared Workspace pane.

The SharedWorkspaceTask object represents a task in a shared document workspace.

A collection of the objects in the current shared workspace.

Adds a task to the list of tasks in a shared workspace and returns a object.

Optional Date. The due date of the new task. Optional String. The description of the new task. Optional . The status of the new task. Default is msoSharedWorkspaceTaskStatusNotStarted. Required String. The title of the new task. Optional . The member to whom the new task is assigned. Optional . The priority of the new task. Default is msoSharedWorkspaceTaskPriorityNormal.

Returns a object from the Tasks collection of the shared workspace.

Required Integer. Returns the SharedWorkspaceTask at the position specified. Index does not correspond to the order in which the items are displayed in the Shared Workspace pane, and is not affected by re-sorting the display.

Corresponds to a digital signature that is attached to a document.

Displays details related to a signature packet.

Creates a signature packet.

The additional signature line. The signature line graphic image. The e-mail address of the suggested signer. The suggested signer.

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the user can set properties of the object. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets information about a signature. Read-only.

Gets a value indicating whether this is a signature line. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the document was signed successfully. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a object that provides access to various properties of a signature packet. Read-only.

SignatureSetup

Gets the object associated with a object that is a signature line. Read-only.

Object

Gets a value representing the sort order of the signatures in a packet with multiple signatures. Read-only.

Integer

Indicates additional information about a signature.

Specifies the application name.

Specifies the application version.

Specifies the color depth.

Specifies the suggested signer delegate.

Specifies the suggested signer's delegate's e-mail.

Indicates whether an email for a suggested signer delegate has been specified.

Specifies the suggested signer's delegate's signature line.

Specifies the set of suggested signer's delegate's signature lines.

Specifies the set of suggested signer's delegates.

Specifies the document preview image.

Specifies the hash algorithm.

Specifies the horizontal resolution.

Specifies the IP current view.

Specifies the IP form hash.

Specifies the local signing time.

Specifies the number of monitors

Specifies the Office version.

Specifies the Should Show View Warning setting.

Specifies the signature type.

Specifies the signed data.

Specifies the vertical resolution.

Specifies the Windows version.

Represents the information used to create a digital or in-document signature.

Displays a specified detail related to a digital certificate.

Object An enumerated value specifying which certificate detail to display.

Displays a specified detail related to a signature.

Object An enumerated value specifying which signature detail to display.

Displays a dialog box containing information about a digital certificate following vertification of the user from a thumbprint.

Contains information about the signer identified by the thumbprint.

Displays a dialog box that allows users to select which signature certificate to use for signing a document.

Contains a handle to the window containing the certificate selection dialog box.

Displays the selected or default digital certificate.

Contains the handle to the window containing the Certificate dialog box.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the results from the verification of a digital certificate. Read-only.

Gets a value representing the results of the verification of the hashed contents of a signed document. Read-only.

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

Integer

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the digital certificate is expired. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the digital certificate is revoked. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the digital certificate used to digitally sign a document comes from a trusted source. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the signature was successfully validated following signature verification. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the object is read-only. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets or sets a value containing comments included in a signature packet. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the value of the image used to sign the document. Read/write.

IPictureDisp

Gets a value identifying an installed signature provider add-in. Read-only.

String

Gets or sets the value of the signature text used to sign this document. Read/write.

String

Indicates the signature line image.

The SignedInvalid image.

The SignedValid image.

The SoftwareRequired image.

The Unsigned image.

Represents a signature provider add-in.

Gets a signature line image.

IPictureDisp Specifies initial settings of the signature provider add-in. Specifies information about the signature provider add-in. Contains the name if the signature line graphic.

Queries the signature provider add-in for various details.

Object Contains an enumerated value representing the type of information to query the add-in for.

Allows a signature provider add-in to create a hash value for the document that you can use to determine if the document contents were tampered with after digital signing.

Array Contains the data stream. Provides a way to query the host application for permission to continue the hashing process.

Used to display a dialog box informing the user that the signing process has completed and providing additional functionality for the add-in.

Contains initial settings of the signature provider. Contains information about the signature provider add-in. Allows the host application to obtain the handle to the window containing the displayed dialog box.

Provides a signature provider add-in the opportunity to display details about a signed signature line and display additional stored information such as a secure time-stamp.

Represents a steam of data or binary large object of XML. Specifies initial settings of the signature provider. Specifies information about the signed signature line. Contains the handle to the window containing the signature details. Contains a value representing the results of verificating the signature content. Contains a value representing the results of verificating the signing certification.

Provides a signature provider add-in the opportunity to display the Signature Setup dialog box to the user.

Specifies initial settings of the signature provider. Contains the handle to the window containing the Signature Setup dialog box.

Provides a signature provider add-in the opportunity to display the Signature dialog box to users, allowing them to specify their identity and then be authenticated.

Specifies initial settings of the signature provider. Specifies information about the signature provider. Contains the handle to the window containing the Signature dialog box.

Used to sign the XMLDSIG template.

Represents a steam of data containing XML, which represents an XMLDSIG object. Specifies configuration information about a signature line. Specifies information captured from the signing ceremony. Provides a way to query the host application for permission to continue the verification operation.

Verifies a signature based on the signed state of the document and the legitimacy of the certificate used for signing.

Represents a steam of data containing XML, which represents an XMLDSIG object. Specifies configuration information about a signature line. Specifies information captured from the signing ceremony. Specifies the status of the signature verification action. Provides a way to query the host application for permission to continue the verification operation. Specifies the status of the signing certificate verification.

Specifies properties of a signature provider.

Hash algorithm used to hash the data in the file.

Indicates that the signature provider only uses a custom user interface.

The URL of the signature provider.

A collection of objects that correspond to the digital signatures attached to a document.

Creates a signature packet when digitally signing a document.

Represents the ID of the signature provider.

Adds lines to a document where signatures are collected.

Signature Represents the ID of the signature provider.

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether you can add a signature line to a document. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns a object that corresponds to one of the digital signatures with which the document is currently signed.

Required Integer. Determines which Signature object to return.

Gets or sets a Boolean value indicating whether the Signature task pane should be displayed. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets or sets a value that acts as a filter on the available objects for a document. Read/write.

Represents the information used to set up a signature packet.

Gets or sets any additional XML information added to the signature during setup. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets a Boolean value specifying whether the signer can enter comments in the Sign dialog box. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the ID of the signature provider for a document. Read-only.

String

Gets a Boolean value indicating whether the object is read-only. Read-only.

Boolean

Gets or sets a Boolean value indicating whether the date the document was signed should be displayed. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets a value identifying an installed signature provider add-in. Read-only.

String

Gets or sets the instructions for signing the document. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the name of the principle signer of the document. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the e-mail address of the signer of the document. Read/write.

String

Gets or sets the second line of suggested signer information (for example, title). Read/write.

String

Specifies properties of a signature.

Specifies the maximum number of the signature types available in the current version of Office.

A signature that is not visible in the content of the document.

A signature that is visible in the content of the document.

A signature not generated by Office.

The SmartDocument property of the Microsoft Office Word 2003 Document object and the Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Workbook object returns a SmartDocument object.

Displays a dialog box which allows the user to choose an available XML expansion pack to attach to the active Microsoft Office Word 2003 document or Microsoft Office Excel 2003 workbook.

Optional Boolean. True displays all available XML expansion packs installed on the user's computer. False displays only XML expansion packs applicable to the active document. Default value is False.

Represents the soft edges effect in Office graphics.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets or sets the type of the object. Read/write.

Use the Sync object to manage the synchronization of the local and server copies of a shared document stored in a Windows SharePoint Services document workspace.

Opens a different version of the shared document alongside the currently open local version.

Required .

Resolves conflicts between the local and the server copies of a shared document.

Required .

Represents a single tab stop. The TabStop2 object is a member of the collection.

Removes the specified custom tab stop

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a 32-bit integer that represents the Microsoft Office application in which the object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Gets the parent of the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets the position of a tab stop relative to the left margin. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the type of the object. Read/write.

The collection of objects.

Adds a new tab stop to the specified object.

The type of tab stop to add. The horizontal position of the new tab stop relative to the left edge of the text frame. Numeric values are evaluated in points; strings are evaluated in the units specified and can be in any measurement unit supported by the Microsoft Office product.

Gets an individual object from the collection.

The number of the object to return.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets a 32-bit integer that represents the Microsoft Office application in which the object was created. Read-only.

Integer

Gets or sets the default spacing between tab stops. Read/write.

Single

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

Object

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets or sets the index of the object. Read/write

Integer

Gets or sets the spacing between text columns in a object. Read/write.

Single

Gets or sets the direction of text in the object. Read/write.

Represents the text frame in a Shape or ShapeRange objects.

Adds period (.) punctuation to the right side of the text contained in object for left-to-right languages and on the left side for right-to-left languages.

Changes the case of a object to one of the values in the enumeration.

Specifies the type of change to make to the text.

Copies a object.

Removes a portion or all of the text from a range of text.

Deletes a object.

Searches a object for a subset of text.

TextRange2 Specifies the point in the text range to start the search. Specifies if the target text must exactly match the case of the search text. Contains the text to find. Specifies that only whole words will be searched.

Inserts text to the right of the existing text in the object.

TextRange2 Contains the text to be inserted.

Inserts text to the left of the existing text in the object.

TextRange2 Contains the text to be inserted.

Inserts a symbol from the specified font set into the range of text represented by the object.

TextRange2 The number of the symbol. Indicates whether the value of the symbol is specified as a unicode value. The name of the font set.

Gets the range of text specified by the index number from the object.

TextRange2 The index number of the text range.

Returns a object that represents the specified subset of left-to-right text runs. A text run consists of a range of characters that share the same font attributes.

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard into the object.

TextRange2

Replaces the text range with the contents of the Clipboard in the format specified. If the paste succeeds, this method returns a object including the text range that was pasted.

TextRange2 Determines the format for the Clipboard contents when they're inserted into the document.

Removes all period (.) punctuation from the text in the object.

Finds specific text in a text range, replaces the found text with a specified string, and returns a object that represents the first occurrence of the found text. Returns Nothing if no match is found.

TextRange2 The position of the character (in the specified text range) after which you want to search for the next occurrence of FindWhat. For example, if you want to search from the fifth character of the text range, specify 4 for After. If this argument is omitted, the first character of the text range is used as the starting point for the search. Determines whether a distinction is made on the basis of case. The text to search for. The text you want to replace the found text with. Determines whether only whole words are searched.

Gets the coordinates of the vertices of the text bounding box for the specified text range. Read-only.

Returns the position (in points) of the X coordinate of the fourth vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the X coordinate of the second vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the X coordinate of the third vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the X coordinate of the first vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the Y coordinate of the third vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the Y coordinate of the second vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the Y coordinate of the first vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range. Returns the position (in points) of the Y coordinate of the fourth vertex of the bounding box for the text within the specified text range.

Returns a object that represents the specified subset of right-to-left text runs. A text run consists of a range of characters that share the same font attributes.

Selects the object.

Returns the specified text minus any trailing spaces.

Used without an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the current instance of the Microsoft Office application. Used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the object. When used with an OLE Automation object, it returns the object's application. Read-only.

Object

Gets the height, in points, of the text bounding box for the specified text. Read-only.

Single

Gets the left coordinate, in points, of the text bounding box for the specified text. Read-only.

Single

Gets the top coordinate, in points, of the text bounding box for the specified text. Read-only.

Single

Gets the width, in points, of the text bounding box for the specified text. Read-only.

Single

Read-only.

The first character in the returned range. The number of characters to be returned.

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

Integer

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

Integer

Returns a Font object that represents character formatting for the object. Read-only.

Font

Gets or sets the value of the object. Read/write.

MsoLanguageID

Gets the length of a text range. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the specified subset of text lines. Read-only.

The first line in the returned range. The number of lines to be returned.

Returns the paragraph formatting for the specified text. Read-only.

Gets the specified subset of text paragraphs. Read-only.

The first paragraph in the returned range. The number of paragraphs to be returned.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the specified subset of text runs. A text run consists of a range of characters that share the same font attributes. Read-only.

The first run in the returned range. The number of runs to be returned.

Returns the specified subset of text sentences. Read-only.

The first sentence in the returned range. The number of sentences to be returned.

Gets the starting point of the specified text range. Read-only.

Integer

Gets or sets a String value that represents the text in a text range. Read/write.

String

Gets the specified subset of text words. Read-only.

The first word in the returned range. The number of words to be returned.

Represents a color in the color scheme of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets or sets a value of a color in the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read/write.

MsoRGBType

Gets the index value for a color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read-only.

Represents the color scheme of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Gets an object that represents a color in the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme.

ThemeColor The index value of the object.

Gets a value that represents a color in the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme.

MsoRGBType The name of the custom color.

Loads the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme from a file.

The name of the color theme file.

Saves the color scheme of a Microsoft Office theme to a file.

The name of the file.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the effects scheme of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Loads the effects scheme of a Microsoft Office theme from a file.

The name of the effect scheme file.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a container for the font schemes of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets or sets the name of a font in the font scheme of a Microsoft Office theme. Read/write.

String

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a collection of major and minor fonts in the font scheme of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Gets one of the three language fonts contained in the collection.

ThemeFont The index value of the object.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the font scheme of a Microsoft Office 2007 theme.

Loads the font scheme of a Microsoft Office theme from a file.

The name of the font scheme file.

Saves the font scheme of a Microsoft Office theme to a file.

The name of the file.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the font setting for the "Headings" in a document. Read-only.

Gets the font settings for the "Body" of a document. Read-only.

Gets the parent object for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Returns the Z order of the specified object. Read/write.

Single

Returns an Application object that represents the container application for the object.

Object

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

Integer

The UserPermission object associates a set of permissions on the active document with a single user and an optional expiration date.

Represents the default font used when documents are saved as Web pages for a particular character set.

A collection of objects that describe the proportional font, proportional font size, fixed-width font, and fixed-width font size used when documents are saved as Web pages.

Returns a object from the collection for a particular value of .

Required . The specified character set.

Represents a single workflow task in a collection.

Displays a workflow task edit user interface for the specified object.

Integer

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the name of the person that the workflow task is assigned to. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the person that created the workflow task. Read-only.

String

Gets the date that a workflow task was created. Read-only.

DateTime

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

Integer

Gets the description of a workflow task. Read-only.

String

Gets the date that a workflow task is due. Read-only.

DateTime

Gets the ID of the Sharepoint list item. Read-only.

String

Gets the ID of the list containing the workflow task. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the object. Read-only.

String

Gets the ID of the workflow associated with a workflow task. Read-only.

String

Represents a collection of objects.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

WorkflowTask The index number of the WorkflowTask object to be returned.

Represents one of the workflows available for the current document.

Displays a workflow specific configuration user interface for the specified object.

Integer

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

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

Integer

Gets the description of a workflow template. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the document library associated with the workflow template. Read-only.

String

Gets the URL address of the document library where workflow templates are stored. Read-only.

String

Gets the ID of a template used to create a workflow instance. Read-only.

String

Gets the name of the object. Read-only.

String

Represents a collection of objects.

Gets an Application object that represents the container application for the object. Read-only.

Object

Gets a Long indicating the number of items in the WorkflowTemplates collection. Read-only.

Long

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

Integer

Gets a object from the collection. Read-only.

WorkflowTemplate The index number of the WorkflowTemplate object to be returned.

Specifies the point on the specified axis where the other axis crosses.

Microsoft Excel 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 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.

Excel 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 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 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 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 chart type.

3D Area

3D Stacked Area

100% Stacked Area

3D Clustered Bar

3D Stacked Bar

3D 100% Stacked Bar

3D Column

3D Clustered Column

3D Stacked Column

3D 100% Stacked Bar

3D Line

3D Pie

Exploded 3D Pie

Area

Stacked Area

100% Stacked Area

Clustered Bar

Bar of Pie

Stacked Bar

100% Stacked Bar

Bubble

Bubble with 3D effects

3D Clustered Column

Stacked Column

100% Stacked Column

Clustered Cone Bar

Stacked Cone Bar

100% Stacked Cone Bar

3D Cone Column

Clustered Cone Column

Stacked Cone Column

100% Stacked Cone Column

Clustered Cylinder Bar

Stacked Cylinder Bar

100% Stacked Cylinder Bar

3D Cylinder Column

Clustered Cone Column

Stacked Cylinder Bar

100% Stacked Cylinder Column

Doughnut

Exploded Doughnut

Line

Line with Markers

Stacked Line with Markers

100% Stacked Line with Markers

Stacked Line

100% Stacked Line

Pie

Exploded Pie

Pie of Pie

Clustered Pyramid Bar

Stacked Pyramid Bar

100% Stacked Pyramid Bar

3D Pyramid Column

Clustered Pyramid Column

Stacked Pyramid Column

100% Stacked Pyramid Column

Radar

Filled Radar

Radar with Data Markers

High-Low-Close

Open-High-Low-Close

Volume-High-Low-Close

Volume-Open-High-Low-Close

3D Surface

Surface (Top View)

Surface (Top View wireframe)

3D Surface (wireframe)

Scatter

Scatter with Lines

Scatter with Lines and No Data Markers

Scatter with Smoothed Lines

Scatter with Smoothed Lines and No Data Markers

Specifies the color of a selected feature such as border, font, or fill.

Automatic color.

No color.

Specifies global constants used in Microsoft Excel.

-4099

-4103

-4105

-4017

-4108

-4111

-4114

-1

-4117

-4124

-4125

-4126

-4127

-4130

-4131

-4134

-4142

-4152

-4160

Indicates the position of data labels relative to the data markers.

Data label positioned above point.

Data label positioned below point.

Office application controls position of data label.

Data label centered on data point or inside bar or pie.

Data label positioned arbitrarily.

Data label positioned at bottom of bar or pie.

Data label positioned at top of bar or pie.

Specifies the type of data label to apply. The default is typically .

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.

Value for the point (assumed if this argument isn't 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.

Indicates numeric units of measurement.

Specifies custom units.

No units are displayed.

Specifies units of hundreds of millions.

Specifies units of hundreds.

Specifies units of hundreds of thousands.

Specifies units of mllions of millions.

Specifies units of millions.

Specifies units of tens of millions.

Specifies units of tens of thousands.

Specifies units of thousands of millions.

Specifies units of 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 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 location of the field in a PivotTable report.

Specifies the Column field.

Specifies the Data field.

Specifies that the field is hidden.

Specifies the Page field.

Specifies the Row field.

Specifies whether the values corresponding to a particular data series are in rows or columns.

Data series is in a column.

Data series is in a row.

Specifies the scale type of the value axis.

Linear.

Logarithmic.

Indicates what the size measurement is in relation to.

The size measure is for the area.

The size measure is for the width.

Specifies the text orientation for tick-mark labels.

Text orientation set by Excel.

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.

Outside the axis.

Indicates units of time measurement.

Specifies Day units.

Specifies Month units.

Specifies Year units.

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