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I'm writing an application that needed a MSWord document parser. I'm using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document to extract the texts from the documents, but even if i use doc.Close() the document, from taskManager i can see that winword.exe are not killed, and after parsing a couple dozens documents it eats up some much resources. is close() the wrong method? please help me and point me to the right direction on how to terminate these processes properly. =) ~~~update~~~ Thanks for all the help. I use the app.quit() and also ran a loop that checks for the process and problem solved! =) Are

I need to integrate some legacy 32-bit code - for which I don't have the source code, into a project in such a way that it can be called from a 64-bit .NET assembly. The original code is implemented as a 32-bit COM object in a DLL. Windows doesn't allow direct calls from 64 to 32-bit objects, so I'm looking for inspiration on how to deal with this situation. How can a legacy 32-bit COM object be accessed from a 64-bit .NET assembly? UPDATE: We discovered that the COM component was itself a wrapper around some ANSI C, which we founf the original source for. We were able to compile that in

I'd like to be able to advance through a Powerpoint presentation by pressing buttons in a Windows form. Here's some code I've found from http://bytes.com/topic/c-sharp/answers/272940-open-powerpoint-presentation-c-window-form that opens a Powerpoint presentation slide show: Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint.Application oPPT; Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint.Presentations objPresSet; Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint.Presentation objPres; //the location of your powerpoint presentation string strPres = @"filepath"; //Create an instance of PowerPoint. oPPT = new Microsoft.Office.Interop

I'm having trouble accessing the fields of a scala object from java. Scala: object TestObject { val field = 5 } Java: public class JavaTest { public static void main(String[] args) { int i = TestObject.field; } } Error: [error] JavaTest.java: cannot find symbol [error] symbol : variable field [error] location: class TestObject [error] int i = TestObject.field; Scala fields are private variables with a getter of the same name to preserve immutability. public class JavaTest { public static void main(String[] args) { int i = TestObject.field(); } } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7788363

I am migrating a win32 Delphi VCL application written in Delphi 2010 to a multi-tiered architecture. The application makes extensive use of ExpressGrids (TcxGrid) by devexpress for databinding. I have designed the data tier based on Entity framework, using dbContext and Data transfer objects. I have expose the CRUD operations via WCF using T4 templates based on the entity data model. That's all working fine, Delphi client successfully communicates with the WCF service, to exchange data transfer objects. The problem is, how do I maintain the Databinding functionality ? I am leaning toward

I am using VB.Net WinForms. I would like to call the Adobe Reader 9 ActiveX control to print some PDFs. I have added the ActiveX control to the VS toolbox (the dll is AcroPDF.dll, the COM name "Adobe PDF Reader". After some experiment the following code works. Dim files As String() = Directory.GetFiles(TextBoxPath.Text, "*.pdf", SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly) Using ActiveXPDF As New AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF Me.Controls.Add(ActiveXPDF) ActiveXPDF.Hide() For Each filename As String In files ActiveXPDF.LoadFile(filename) ActiveXPDF.printAll() 'Begin Yukky Hack ' Dim endTime As Date = DateAdd