How to gain access to MS word work space

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I want to build a add-in for MS word which needs instant access to the words that are typed in. I tried to google how the spell-checker on MS word accesses the each word after the space bar is hit but I couldn't find anything.. I would really appreciate it if someone could tell me how or direct me to any material that explains this.. Please understand that I'm learning C# and this is my first windows add-in.. I have no clue where to start.. thank you..

I need to know how to get each word into a temp variable for comparison, as soon as the user types it in(spacebar is hit).

Posted 18-Oct-14 11:49am

Tejas Shastri

Updated 18-Oct-14 19:26pm

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[no name] 18-Oct-14 17:52pm

http://www.bing.com/search?q=c%23+word+addin

Tejas Shastri 18-Oct-14 17:55pm

haha :D thanks for the response.. But I know how to create new add-in project.. I need to know ow to access each word like the spell checker does.. btw i'm still googling.. :D

[no name] 18-Oct-14 18:51pm

No... "I know how to create new add-in project", obviously you do not. Otherwise you would not have asked where to start.

Tejas Shastri 19-Oct-14 1:06am

I need to know how to fetch the word into buffer for comparison as soon as the user types it in :( please help with that..

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2014-10-18T12:09:00

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There is speciall collection: Words[^]

Posted 18-Oct-14 12:09pm

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Tejas Shastri 18-Oct-14 18:14pm

Thanks :) Helped :D

Tejas Shastri 19-Oct-14 3:34am

I dont understand How I can copy the last word of the document that is already open.. I'm not going to open the doc.. I want access to the document in the already active word file window.. Its an add-in

Maciej Los 19-Oct-14 4:22am

ActiveDocument.Content.Words
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