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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Excel » Binding

Early vs. Late Binding


 

Sub WordEarlyBound() 

    Dim wd As Word.Application 

    Dim doc As Word.Document 

    Set wd = New Word.Application 

    Set doc = wd.Documents.Add 

    doc.SaveAs "C:\testdoc1.doc" 

    doc.Close 

    Set doc = Nothing 

    Set wd = Nothing 

End Sub

Related examples in the same category

1.	An Example of Early Binding
2.	Using the CreateObject Function to Create a Late-Bound Instance of Excel
3.	Late Binding
4.	After the reference is set, Word variables can be declared with the correct (Word) variable type.
5.	creates a new instance of Word and then opens and makes visible an existing Word document:
6.	Creating and Referencing Objects
7.	If multiple versions of Word are installed, you can create an object for a specific version. The following statement, for example, uses Word 97.

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