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1. #MICROSOFT WORD ADD IN TO CREATE LINK TO PARAGRAPH SOFTWARE#
2. #MICROSOFT WORD ADD IN TO CREATE LINK TO PARAGRAPH WINDOWS#

Object linkAddress = uriFound. We have a request from our user community to be able to create a direct 'deep link' to a particular part of a word document. AppendChild(p) // If the paragraph has no ParagraphProperties object, create one. If (Uri.Tr圜reate(linkPart, UriKind.Absolute, out uriFound)) Paragraph p new Paragraph( new Run( new Text('This is some text in a run in a paragraph.'))) // Add the paragraph as a child element of the w:body element.

Var linkPart = paragraphText.Substring(linkStart)

Var linkStart = indexOfLink + linkToken.Length

#MICROSOFT WORD ADD IN TO CREATE LINK TO PARAGRAPH WINDOWS#

If you want to link the keyboard to your add-in you must use the Windows API to hook into the keyboard messaging. Keyboard shortcuts can only be mapped to VBA macros within a Word document. Save the macro in your document (not in normal.dot). Var indexOfLink = paragraphText.IndexOf(linkToken, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) FWIW VSTO provides no way for you to assign a keyboard shortcut to a command in your add-in. Make sure your document is not protected, and record a macro that opens the document youre hyperlinking to. if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(bibliography))Ĭonst string linkToken = "Available at " įoreach (Paragraph paragraph in ) I've also confirmed that the property returns the correct text for each paragraph so I am completely confused as to what should be expected for the Range property.Īny ideas? Thanks in advance. My guess is that the paragraph.Range object is pointing to text that is in fact the whole XML inserted as opposed to the text contained within the paragraph. Educational pricing available to college students, k12 students, homeschool students.

#MICROSOFT WORD ADD IN TO CREATE LINK TO PARAGRAPH SOFTWARE#

I was expecting the code to create an hyperlink for each of the paragraphs being iterated. Academic edition software discounts for students, teachers and schools. The following code is able to create the hyperlink but the first hyperlink is always applied to all paragraphs. The text that contains the hyperlink is extracted from the end of the paragraph after the "Available at " substring is found. This will create a name for the bookmark you've just added. In the pop-up window, enter a Bookmark name and click Add when done to close the window. Now, click on the Insert tab in the ribbon area, then click on Bookmark. The XML being inserted contains multiple paragraphs, each containing some text that should be converted to a hyperlink. Open a Word document using the desktop app and go to the text or place you want to bookmark. I'm trying to add an hyperlink to some XML being inserted in a field of a Word Document (using ).