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Joe Ross
A simple question, I believe:
After building a Word doc via C# code, I'd like to move the cursor to the
top of the screen. I've done this with the following code:
wrdSelection.SetRange (0, 0);
This works, however, the screen doesn't refresh. So if the document is 3
pages long, the user is still staring at the bottom of page 3 even though
the cursor has moved to the top of page 1. I tried wrdApp.ScreenRefresh()
but that didn't do the trick.
Thanks for any help,
-joe
After building a Word doc via C# code, I'd like to move the cursor to the
top of the screen. I've done this with the following code:
wrdSelection.SetRange (0, 0);
This works, however, the screen doesn't refresh. So if the document is 3
pages long, the user is still staring at the bottom of page 3 even though
the cursor has moved to the top of page 1. I tried wrdApp.ScreenRefresh()
but that didn't do the trick.
Thanks for any help,
-joe