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mjlaali
Hi,
I have the startPoint and the endPoint of a Range located in a header, but I
don't have the Range object itself. How can I obtain the Range object itself.
When I use the startPoint and the endPoint with
document.Range(startPoint, endPoint);
it gives me a Range located in the text of document and not the header.
I have the startPoint and the endPoint of a Range located in a header, but I
don't have the Range object itself. How can I obtain the Range object itself.
When I use the startPoint and the endPoint with
document.Range(startPoint, endPoint);
it gives me a Range located in the text of document and not the header.