How to programmatically interact with an open MS Word document - c#

I am trying to highlight a word(e.g. a custom search function) in an open word document.
I'd like to know if I can make it happen by single clicking the word.

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How to insert image in a existing word document with c#

I am working with word and c# . taking the snap shot with my code and saving it in a particular folder (ex.C:\Temp). now i want to save the image to an existing word document.any kind of help with short code sample is highly appreciated .
Will prefer to use Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word;
Of course, the Word object model provides the required methods for inserting an image into the document. To add a picture at the cursor location you just need to call the AddPicture method of the InlineShapes collection and pass in the name of the file.
Application.Selection.InlineShapes.AddPicture(#"C:\SamplePicture.jpg");
See How to: Programmatically Add Pictures and Word Art to Documents for more information.
Also you may consider using the Open XML SDK. Take a look at the following articles in MSDN:
How to: Insert a picture into a word processing document (Open XML SDK)
Adding Images to Documents in Word 2007 by Using the Open XML SDK 2.0 for Microsoft Office

Is it possible to generate .docx files without having MS Word installed?

I want to use "OLE automation" (or whatever it's called now) to generate a Word document.
I assume that it's possible to perform the following programmatically:
Set page size (height, width, margin vals)
Set font type/name, style, and size
Add page numbering
Add pages
Insert page breaks
What I'm not sure of is if I need to have MS Word on my system to do this (to have the necessary DLLs, perhaps)? I use Open Office (I like it, and it's free), but I reckon controlling the creation of docs programmatically is probably easier/better documented for MS Word than it is for Open Office and/or Libre Office - that's why I'm strongly considering making this "rendezvous with Redmond."
This question is tangentially related to this one
If Google Docs is a possibility here, I'd be willing to have a "meeting with Mountain View" but I know nothing about that file format or whether it can be "automated" etc.
I need to end up with something that I can either convert to a PDF file or a DOCX file. Open Office can open DOCX and convert files to PDF, but I don't know about Google Docs.
I've found https://docx.codeplex.com/ to be very useful in dynamically building docx documents.
Yes,
it is possible. Check this link: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30425
this is a library for open xml documents (*.docx, *.xlsx and powerpoint files)
yes you can Use Openxml , also with openXml you can create Excel Pdf and ...
Check This out
You can use this library to generate document by template:
https://github.com/StasClick/DocumentGenerator
'DocumentGenerator' can generate one leaflet, multiple leaflets in one document or registers.

Writing wysiwyg content to Word Document

I am using CKeditor to get some data from user and i d like to save whatever user types on this very html editor to Word Document without losing the look and feel.
I have done lot of searching but wansnt able to find any resources actually.
Some of which are :
How can a Word document be created in C#?
Problem writing HTML content to Word document in ASP.NET
so on.
Not sure why there is no clear direction on this.
Any pointers? libraries you can recommend?
You can use Open XML sdk to create word documents programatically without installing word on the server. And you can convert simple html to word document using Html to Openxml. Alternatively you can insert the html file into word document as an alt chunk without losing the formatting (unless you using external css). An example code for it here and this one.

How to search string and highlight the searched strings in the Document

Hai,
We are presently working on C# windows Application using
Janus Controls.
In that we have a search functionality like, if you search any word in search box, all the documents(it's my be Notepad,Ms-word,PDF)
which contains that searched word should be displayed in the
application.
when we Double click on the any document it should open a new window like popup
and show preview like what word you have searched and the searched
word should be highlighted with some color as like in our Microsoft
Word Document.
we can open the particular document using word or Pdf and highlight
the text. But we need to open it in one window and show all the
matched searched text in highlighted.
Please provide the possible Solution or link to work with or any tools to work with this scenario.
Thank you.
For including the documents from the system , you need to first include that document in the project either in the program or you can do it while creating the project . Then you need to open the file and read with the help of StreamReader and search for the particular word .

How to read and write in content control rich text of MS Word in c#?

I have a table in ms word , which contains a content control Rich Text (Which can be added by using developers ribbon) in cells.
I want to read and write text in Rich Text using window c# .
I was trying to read fields by
wd.ActiveDocument.FormFields.Count.ToString()
You can use office interop api s to explore word files.
Look into the following link,
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd264733.aspx
Very urgent and very little detail
You don't say Forms or WPF
Not going to read and write to MS Word in .NET without a 3rd party control to my knowledge
FlowDocument has rich formatting but is limited to WPF.
RichTextBox can be used to edit a FlowDocument.
FlowDocument

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