Is there any way export OLE as independent file by DXL?

hi all,

I need to get all doors data to anther software. OLEs will be as attachments to that software. I can get datas except OLEs. Dose any body export OLE as indenpent files? Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance

Alice


P6FR_sun_ran - Fri Feb 28 04:14:43 EST 2014

Re: Is there any way export OLE as independent file by DXL?
Wolfgang Uhr - Sun Mar 02 13:22:36 EST 2014

Hello

I'm not using my office pc, becaue from this equiment I cannot post. So I do not have code examples.

You shall

  1. Make shure that you have installed any ole-provider on your PC which is in use in that documents.
  2. Read the complete Doors-attribute in a string using richTextWithOle
  3. This string you can store into a file. If you use the extension rtf, word will detect is as a rich text file and you can open it.
  4. It is up to you, to continue using VBA-commands. I think the best way is to copy the data into the clipboard and past it into the other application.

Best regards

Wofgang

Re: Is there any way export OLE as independent file by DXL?
P6FR_sun_ran - Mon Mar 03 05:27:03 EST 2014

Wolfgang Uhr - Sun Mar 02 13:22:36 EST 2014

Hello

I'm not using my office pc, becaue from this equiment I cannot post. So I do not have code examples.

You shall

  1. Make shure that you have installed any ole-provider on your PC which is in use in that documents.
  2. Read the complete Doors-attribute in a string using richTextWithOle
  3. This string you can store into a file. If you use the extension rtf, word will detect is as a rich text file and you can open it.
  4. It is up to you, to continue using VBA-commands. I think the best way is to copy the data into the clipboard and past it into the other application.

Best regards

Wofgang

hi,

Thank you for your reply.

I have tried to get strings by richTextWithOle and store them into  rtf files . When I open it by word . Word application let me choose the coding format ,  I have to choose rtf-codeing format to see the Ole, It isn't friendly , but it works.  

Best regards,

Alice