Nath,
Do do not need to include any libraries. The properties are available on standard text boxes. Add a text box to a VB form. The following links to a Word Document:
Text1.LinkMode = 0
Text1.LinkTopic = "Excel|MyBook.xls"
Text1.LinkItem = "R1C1:R2C3"
Text1.LinkMode = 1
'Poke the text in Text1 to the R1C1:R2C3 in MyBook.xls
Text1.Text = "one" & vbTab & "two" & vbTab & "three" & vbCr & _
"four" & vbTab & "five" & vbTab & "six"
Text1.LinkPoke
'Execute commands to select cell A1 (same as R1C1) and change the font
'format
Text1.LinkExecute "[SELECT(""R1C1""

]"
Text1.LinkExecute "[FONT.PROPERTIES(""Times New Roman"",""Bold"",10)]"
'Terminate the DDE communication
Text1.LinkMode = 0
You must excuse me, as this has been pasted directly from MSDN. For more info lookup LinkTopic in MSDN.
Hope this helps,
Chris Dukes