Unfortunately, that's really a Microsoft problem, not a Python problem. It is easy to
use the win32com.client to create a Python object that is "linked" to Word. The
abilities of that object depend on Word. Knowing how to use those abilities
depends mostly on the Microsoft documentation.
"Francesco Franz�" wrote:
>
> I known by using win32com.client
> it is possible to create objects for Word, Exel, ... (a nice work!)
> anyway I found few documentation about this.
>
> I.E. for instance, how add a menu to Word and populate it with commans
> from Python?
>
> I noted that some methods look like as in VB...
> but I'm looking for a reference doc which explains
> attributes, methods, parameters and so on,,,
>
> thanx
>
> franz
>
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