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Word Add-ins Part 3: Searching for Text Strings and Adding Comments

Posted By: Harry Miller | Sep 10th, 2008 @ 2:57 PM | 2,393 Views | 0 Comments

You can search the text in any open Microsoft Office Word document for specific strings if you put the code in a VSTO application-level add-in. When you find an instance of the string, you can perform some action on it. This video shows how to flag the string with a comment that contains text passed in from a calling method.

Tags: MS Office, Office, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Tools for Office, VSTO

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