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在VB中操纵OLE服务器应用程序(国外英语资料) Manipulating OLE server applications in VB OLE automation is a standard for communication between different applications. OLE automation works: passive communication party (OLE server) application to the Communication Initiative (OLE client) application provides a more for its call OLE automation object type, the OLE client through the realization of the OLE server call references to these objects, and then manipulate the OLE server application by setting the properties of the object and use of objects, to complete the communication between the two. Visual Basic is an application development tool that fully supports OLE automation. Using VB, you can either make applications that serve as OLE servers or you can also build applications that serve as OLE clients. MS Word 6 is an application that does not fully support OLE automation. It can only be used as a OLE server for other applications. This article will describe an example of a VB application that manipulates MS Word 6 through OLE automation, describing the way in which OLE server applications are manipulated in VB. In the VB code to call the OLE method as follows: server control type attribute value Data Control DataBaseNameName C:\VB\BIBLIO.MDBData1 RecordSource Authors DBGrid ControlCommandButton Control DataSource Data1 Name cmdReport Caption CommandButton Control Name cmdExit report Caption exit To declare an object variable. Such as: Dim, MS - WORD, As, Object According to the object provided by the OLE server, create an object using the CreateObject function, and the Set statement will give the object object variable. The syntax of the CreateObject function is as follows: CreateObject (class) The format of the function parameter class is: appname.objecttype AppName is the name of the application that provides the object, such as: Word ObjectType is the class for the object you want to create, such as: Basic MS Word 6 provides a basic object for the OLE client application, and VB