ms-office

问题 I am using this to determine if Office is 32-bit or 64-bit. I am calling it from a C# app. GetBinaryType(location, out bt) The exact same code, calling this on winword.exe, returns either 32-bit or 64-bit, matching the bitness of my C# app. Is there something I need to do when running in 64-bit mode that it still returns 32-bit for Office? I've put a very simple sample program here. The output running in x86 mode (on 64-bit Windows is): Running in 32-bit mode. GetBinaryType() returns SCS

问题 I am using this to determine if Office is 32-bit or 64-bit. I am calling it from a C# app. GetBinaryType(location, out bt) The exact same code, calling this on winword.exe, returns either 32-bit or 64-bit, matching the bitness of my C# app. Is there something I need to do when running in 64-bit mode that it still returns 32-bit for Office? I've put a very simple sample program here. The output running in x86 mode (on 64-bit Windows is): Running in 32-bit mode. GetBinaryType() returns SCS

问题 I am using this to determine if Office is 32-bit or 64-bit. I am calling it from a C# app. GetBinaryType(location, out bt) The exact same code, calling this on winword.exe, returns either 32-bit or 64-bit, matching the bitness of my C# app. Is there something I need to do when running in 64-bit mode that it still returns 32-bit for Office? I've put a very simple sample program here. The output running in x86 mode (on 64-bit Windows is): Running in 32-bit mode. GetBinaryType() returns SCS

问题 I am using this to determine if Office is 32-bit or 64-bit. I am calling it from a C# app. GetBinaryType(location, out bt) The exact same code, calling this on winword.exe, returns either 32-bit or 64-bit, matching the bitness of my C# app. Is there something I need to do when running in 64-bit mode that it still returns 32-bit for Office? I've put a very simple sample program here. The output running in x86 mode (on 64-bit Windows is): Running in 32-bit mode. GetBinaryType() returns SCS

问题 Our access client generates on the fly SQL inserts, update and delete instructions to be sent on a MS-SQL Server. Most users have the runtime version of Access 2007, and a few use the complete MS-Access version, 2003 or 2007. This morning one of our new users abroad, using a french/complete version of Access 2003, was unable to update data containing boolean fields. It appeared that these fields are, in the french version of Access, populated with "Vrai/Faux" instead of "True/False" values.

问题 So I have a VBA and I would like to open and modify a Word file that is embedded in the Excel instead of opening it from a folder path. I am using this VBA and it is not working properly (basically I need the VBA to open the Word document, add the table from the Excel from ranges A24:C & lastRow, copy-paste everything to an Outlook email and finally close the Word document). I receive error 13, if that helps. Please assist!!!! Thanks a lot Sub SendMail() Dim ol As Outlook.Application Dim olm

问题 Is it possible to fill a column in red and green so that the values above a certain number (e.g. 1000) are highlighted in a gradient of red and the ones below the number are highlighted in a gradient of green? 回答1: Use a 3-Color-Scale with white as the middle color and number set at 1000: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48037022/excel-two-different-color-gradient-within-same-column

问题 I have to check whether or not the client pc has MS Office 2007 installed or not. How can I check this using javascript? 回答1: You cannot do this from within a browser . The browser does not allow javascript access to the client computer. It would be a gaping security hole. Microsoft gets around this by using Active X. There are other browser-to-desktop plugins that could accomplish the same thing. Javascript, however, is a no-go. 回答2: You can try to do this with ActiveX. Something like: var

问题 I have to check whether or not the client pc has MS Office 2007 installed or not. How can I check this using javascript? 回答1: You cannot do this from within a browser . The browser does not allow javascript access to the client computer. It would be a gaping security hole. Microsoft gets around this by using Active X. There are other browser-to-desktop plugins that could accomplish the same thing. Javascript, however, is a no-go. 回答2: You can try to do this with ActiveX. Something like: var

问题 I have to check whether or not the client pc has MS Office 2007 installed or not. How can I check this using javascript? 回答1: You cannot do this from within a browser . The browser does not allow javascript access to the client computer. It would be a gaping security hole. Microsoft gets around this by using Active X. There are other browser-to-desktop plugins that could accomplish the same thing. Javascript, however, is a no-go. 回答2: You can try to do this with ActiveX. Something like: var