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Hello Wes Aday and thank you for response, i will clarify.
I`m creating application that uses Microsoft Word 2007 as a report tool - printing certain documents from their respective templates.
It fails to do so.

Here is a piece of code:

private void ManagersDoc_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

Object wMissing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
Object wTrue = true;
Object wFalse = false;

Word.Application wordApp = new Word.Application();
Word.Document wordDoc = new Word.Document();
wordApp.Visible = true;


Object docPath = @"J:\Quar.dotm"; // Path to Document Template
wordDoc = wordApp.Documents.Add(ref docPath, ref wMissing, ref wTrue, ref wTrue);

... // Interaction with Database PostgeSQL 9.1.2.

Object oSaveAsFile = @"J:\\SampleDoc.doc";

wordDoc.SaveAs(ref oSaveAsFile, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing);

wordApp.Quit();

We have template of document that is going to be printed, it has:
1) Two tables
2) Captions
3) Markers
All is neat, clean and takes 50 roughly percent of sheet.

What code is supposed to do:

1) Create a new Word document from "Quar.dotm" Template.
2) Fill it with data exactly as it is in template

What it does:

1) Create a new word Document from "Quar.dotm" template.
2) Fill it with data in such way that you have to manually place all tables,
captions and markers in it. In addition to that, in preview mode (where
MsWord shows how this document will look on paper) everything is split on 2
pages, 2 tables randomly re-sized and scattered across two pages.


IDE: Visual Studio 2010
Language: C# 3.0
Reason why C# 3.0 - app is going to be deployed on Windows XP.
.Net Framework version: 3.5


What i`m doing wrong here?

Hello Richard and thank you for your response, i will clarify.
I`m creating application that uses Microsoft Word 2007 as a report tool - printing certain documents from their respective templates.
It fails to do so.

Here is a piece of code:

private void ManagersDoc_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

Object wMissing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
Object wTrue = true;
Object wFalse = false;

Word.Application wordApp = new Word.Application();
Word.Document wordDoc = new Word.Document();
wordApp.Visible = true;


Object docPath = @"J:\Quar.dotm"; // Path to Document Template
wordDoc = wordApp.Documents.Add(ref docPath, ref wMissing, ref wTrue, ref wTrue);

... // Interaction with Database PostgeSQL 9.1.2.

Object oSaveAsFile = @"J:\\SampleDoc.doc";

wordDoc.SaveAs(ref oSaveAsFile, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing, ref wMissing, ref wMissing,
ref wMissing);

wordApp.Quit();

We have template of document that is going to be printed, it has:
1) Two tables
2) Captions
3) Markers
All is neat, clean and takes 50 roughly percent of sheet.

What code is supposed to do:

1) Create a new Word document from "Quar.dotm" Template.
2) Fill it with data exactly as it is in template

What it does:

1) Create a new word Document from "Quar.dotm" template.
2) Fill it with data in such way that you have to manually place all tables,
captions and markers in it. In addition to that, in preview mode (where
MsWord shows how this document will look on paper) everything is split on 2
pages, 2 tables randomly re-sized and scattered across two pages.


IDE: Visual Studio 2010
Language: C# 3.0
Reason why C# 3.0 - app is going to be deployed on Windows XP.
.Net Framework version: 3.5


What i`m doing wrong here?