I am working on a project using SharePoint portal for the document storage.
We are tring to force Word-XP to set the default direcory for the "SaveAs" dialog to a sharepoint folder. We can do this by changing the Options.DefaultFilePath.
However this takes too long.
We have also found the object COWSNewDocument in owssupp.dll. The CreateNewDocument function
creates a new Word session using a template and a default destination directory. If we do a saveas
in this we go directly to the destination directory.
How is this being done in Word?
- None of the DefaultFilePath's have been changed?
- I can not find any other values that have been changed either.
To see this create a VB project with a reference to "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\OWSSUPP.DLL"
Add a command button, cmdStartWord, below is my code.
Does anyone know how this is being done within Word?
We are tring to force Word-XP to set the default direcory for the "SaveAs" dialog to a sharepoint folder. We can do this by changing the Options.DefaultFilePath.
However this takes too long.
We have also found the object COWSNewDocument in owssupp.dll. The CreateNewDocument function
creates a new Word session using a template and a default destination directory. If we do a saveas
in this we go directly to the destination directory.
How is this being done in Word?
- None of the DefaultFilePath's have been changed?
- I can not find any other values that have been changed either.
To see this create a VB project with a reference to "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\OWSSUPP.DLL"
Add a command button, cmdStartWord, below is my code.
Does anyone know how this is being done within Word?
Code:
Private Sub cmdStartWord_Click()
Dim officedoc As COWSNewDocument
Set officedoc = New COWSNewDocument
res = officedoc.CreateNewDocument
("[URL unfurl="true"]http://carliervm01/documents/ABC-2002-190-DM/temp.dot",[/URL]
"[URL unfurl="true"]http://carliervm01/documents/ABC-2002-206-DM/john.doc")[/URL]
End Sub
[\code]
John.
