W
Weipeng
Hi,
I am writeng an Excel/PPT/Word COM Add-in using ATL in C++, my product needs
a feature/funcationality that can detect an Office file(Excel/PPT/Word file)
is opened as either embedded or linked object, so that my product can
distinguish them and implement different behaviors for each one respectively
when opening them, I have searched almost all of Word/PPT/Excel APIs, but
couldn't find one.
I recommend strongly that MSFT can provide such kind of API to programmers
of the Second Developement for Office, it's much appreciated if you can do so.
A sample of expected result that such API can behave:
1, User insert an Excel file as embedded(linked) object into PPT file
2, Open the embedded object directly
Expected result of calling such API:
It can detect that the Excel file is an embedded(linked) object when it's
opened.
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I am writeng an Excel/PPT/Word COM Add-in using ATL in C++, my product needs
a feature/funcationality that can detect an Office file(Excel/PPT/Word file)
is opened as either embedded or linked object, so that my product can
distinguish them and implement different behaviors for each one respectively
when opening them, I have searched almost all of Word/PPT/Excel APIs, but
couldn't find one.
I recommend strongly that MSFT can provide such kind of API to programmers
of the Second Developement for Office, it's much appreciated if you can do so.
A sample of expected result that such API can behave:
1, User insert an Excel file as embedded(linked) object into PPT file
2, Open the embedded object directly
Expected result of calling such API:
It can detect that the Excel file is an embedded(linked) object when it's
opened.
----------------
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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...microsoft.public.office.developer.com.add_ins