Count number of paragraphs in office2003

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Hi,

I want a paragraph count in any shape of publisher. I am working on Microsoft Publisher 2003 and C#.Net 4.0. Used Interop office libraries.
I have done same thing in MS_Publisher 2007 by using following method,

int paraCount = shapeTextFrame.TextFrame.TextRange.ParagraphsCount;

I am not getting equivalent method or any workaround to do the same in 2003 office.

Please send your suggestions.

Posted 11-Dec-13 2:45am

comred

Updated 11-Dec-13 2:49am

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Maciej Los 11-Dec-13 9:15am

Have you tried with: TextRange.Paragraphs.Count()?

comred 11-Dec-13 10:39am

There is no such method available like Paragraphs.Count(). Fyi, I am dealing with Microsoft Publisher interop classes. It has TextRange.Paragraphs() method but it needs two parameters (int start,int length). Which is again of no use. :(

Sayan Bera 11-Dec-13 13:26pm

You can get paragraph count of any .docx by using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word. like
int paragraphs = doc.Paragraphs.Count;

comred 13-Dec-13 3:37am

Thanks Sayan, but its about 2003 office. So it will be .doc and .pub files. Nothing like .docx

Sayan Bera 13-Dec-13 23:00pm

The code will work for .doc also.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-12-11T09:39:00

Solution 1

I've been visit this link: MS Project 2003 objects[^] and i need to notice that i did found nothing useful ;(

I have an idea. Use Do...While loop. Increase length parameter till Select method will return the error ;)

Posted 11-Dec-13 9:39am

Maciej Los