Microsoft Office 2000 Developer |
Using Office 2000 Developer applications expose numerous object models that can be manipulated programmatically. Depending on the application, you can import data directly into a document using the object models.
To use an application object model, determine which object is appropriate for displaying data. Then decide which of the object's properties is needed to display data.
For reference information about the object models exposed in Office 2000, see the Microsoft Office 2000 Object Model Guide. For information about using the object models, see Chapter 4, "Understanding Office Objects and Object Models" in the Microsoft Office 2000/Visual Basic Programmer's Guide.
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