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Macros,inition list. The code could give each paragraph a hanging indentation (the lines after the first are indented) and make the words in each paragraph that appear before the first em dash bold. The result might look like this:

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Office Programming the Easy Way: OLE,one object in another. Unfortunately, knowing what the words mean individually doesn’t really give you a sense of what they mean together. To really understand the power of OLE, you must dig into it a bit and study a few examples.

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Word,jects to handle most chores. Many of the other items are esoteric trappings that you will rarely need. Others will be easy to figure out if and when you need them. For example, you don’t need to memorize the 50 or so predefined WdTextureIndex enumerated values. You can look up the value you need whe

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PowerPoint, don’t really need to know every niggling detail of the object model. Instead, you can focus on understanding the objects that you need to perform most common PowerPoint programming tasks, such as creating slides, adding text, building tables, and working with animation settings. You can dig any rem

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Customizing Office,. in writing or recording a macro if you’re never going to use it. One way to invoke a macro is to use the Tools ? Macro ? Macros command to open the Macros dialog described in Chapter 2 and shown in Figure 3-1. Select the macro you want to execute and click Run.

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