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Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Retrieve the Custom
Properties
of a Microsoft
Word
Document?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...script access to Microsoft
Word
custom
properties
. The Get-WordCustomProperties...that the custom Microsoft
Word
properties
were not visible in Windows...Office 2007 the Microsoft
Word
custom
properties
are found by clicking the...
Posted on
29 Dec 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Use PowerShell to Find Specific
Word
Built-in
Properties
By
The Scripting Guys
...to find specific built-in
properties
from
Word
documents. Microsoft Scripting...enumeration. The built-in
Word
properties
are listed on MSDN. Retrieves the specific built-in
Word
properties
and their associated value Creates...
Posted on
1 Aug 2012
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I List All the
Properties
of a Microsoft
Word
Document?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...that will list all the
properties
of a Microsoft
Word
document. I am not talking...The basic Microsoft
Word
document
properties
are shown in the following...PowerShell to get the document
properties
from a Microsoft
Word
document. Microsoft
Word
...
Posted on
28 Dec 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Use PowerShell to Autocomplete
Word
Built-in
Properties
By
IamMred
...complete the Microsoft
Word
built-in
properties
. Microsoft Scripting Guy...PowerShell to Find Specific
Word
Built-in
Properties
on Thursday. When I figured...by using the Microsoft
Word
built-in
properties
, I thought it would be...
Posted on
2 Aug 2012
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Add Custom
Properties
to a Microsoft
Word
Document?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...I Retrieve the Custom
Properties
of a Microsoft
Word
Document . The post illustrated...PowerShell to read the custom
properties
from Microsoft
Word
documents. You, however...about working with custom
properties
in Microsoft
Word
, as well as for additional...
Posted on
5 Apr 2010
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Weekend Scripter: Use PowerShell to Set
Word
Document Time Stamps
By
The Scripting Guys
...set the time stamps on Microsoft
Word
document files. Microsoft Scripting...however, as I began working with the
Word
documents stored on my computer...modifications created to Microsoft
Word
built-in
properties
). Luckily, all of my Hey, Scripting...
Posted on
3 Aug 2012
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Explore WMI Methods and
Properties
via PowerShell Script
By
ScriptingGuy1
...class and to retrieve methods and
properties
as appropriate. Because I am going...changed the output to include the
Word
METHODS in addition to the WMI class...classes) #{ I add the
word
PROPERTIES
to the output portion of the script...
Posted on
11 Mar 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Create a Microsoft
Word
Document from WMI Information?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...need to create an instance of the
Word
.Application object. The methods and
properties
(members) of the
Word
.Application object are documented...the automatic expansion of the WMI
properties
.
Word
out. Ed Wilson and Craig Liebendorfer...
Posted on
11 Nov 2008
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Figure Out Which Version of Microsoft Office
Word
Is on a Bunch of Computers?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...together), you use the plus sign ( + ). The version of Microsoft
Word
is a property of the
Word
.Application object. MSDN documents many methods and
properties
from the
Word
.Application object. To display the version, you print a string...
Posted on
26 Aug 2009
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Do I Count the Number of Words in a Group of Office
Word
Documents?
By
ScriptingGuy1
...PowerShell console is create an instance of the
word
.application object. This object is...object you use when working with Microsoft
Word
. The
word
.application object has a number of methods and
properties
available to it, which are all documented...
Posted on
11 Oct 2009
in Blog -
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