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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / October 2005Running two instances of Word at the same time
Can this be done? I've got some VBA scripts to run on about 800+ MIF files, and I want to run the simple ones in one instance, and the complex one in another instance (it has to be babied). Yes it can be done. Use CreateObject() or set x = new Word.Application > Can this be done? I've got some VBA scripts to run on about 800+ MIF > files, > and I want to run the simple ones in one instance, and the complex one in > another instance (it has to be babied). I guess I should have been more specific. I don't want to call a second word app from a script; rather, I want to *start* the script from within the second instance so that I can monitor it (i.e., step through the routine). > Yes it can be done. Use CreateObject() or set x = new Word.Application > > > Can this be done? I've got some VBA scripts to run on about 800+ MIF > > files, > > and I want to run the simple ones in one instance, and the complex one in > > another instance (it has to be babied). Where do scripts come in? The method suggested will work from within Word VBA: Dim pApp2 as Word.Application Set pApp2 = new word.application >I guess I should have been more specific. I don't want to call a second >word [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> > in >> > another instance (it has to be babied). Again, I don't want to call this routine from the script. I want to have two instances of Word OPEN, running at the same time, both running different scrupts independently, that I will be stepping through. > Where do scripts come in? The method suggested will work from within Word > VBA: [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >> > in > >> > another instance (it has to be babied). |
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