opening Word document in axwebbrowser

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Aerojade

C# - Visual Studio 2005 - Word 2003 - Windows XP


I have created a custom button and added it to the MS Word Standard Toolbar.
On clicking this button, i get a Windows Form that states weather the Current
active document is saved or not saved.

When i open any Word document in an AxwebBrowser object inside a Windows
Form, i find the standard toolbar and see my custom button. It works just
fine.

But when i run another instance of the Application and open another file in
the AxWebBrowser, i find that i am able to use the Custom button only in the
second instance of the application. In the Earlier(First instance) i am not
able to even click the button. No only that, all the buttons in the toolbar
do not seem to function at all(Bold...Italic...Allignment etc)

Why is this happening and how can i resolve it. Please help. Thankyou.
 
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Jay Freedman

C# - Visual Studio 2005 - Word 2003 - Windows XP


I have created a custom button and added it to the MS Word Standard Toolbar.
On clicking this button, i get a Windows Form that states weather the Current
active document is saved or not saved.

When i open any Word document in an AxwebBrowser object inside a Windows
Form, i find the standard toolbar and see my custom button. It works just
fine.

But when i run another instance of the Application and open another file in
the AxWebBrowser, i find that i am able to use the Custom button only in the
second instance of the application. In the Earlier(First instance) i am not
able to even click the button. No only that, all the buttons in the toolbar
do not seem to function at all(Bold...Italic...Allignment etc)

Why is this happening and how can i resolve it. Please help. Thankyou.

See the response to your identical question in the docmanagement newsgroup.
Please don't post the same question in more than one group.
 

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