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ajit
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Hi

I have been trying to write a script to open a test.dot file as a new document (document1 - Microsoft Word) as it opens on double clicking the test.dot file.

I tried Fileopen without any success. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanking in anticipation

Ajit

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@ajit

Use ShellExecute (execute file with appropried application)

ShellExecute("file.dot")
Thanks very much for your prompt reply

I tried ShellExecute but still the file would not open as Document1; It still opens as test.dot whereas i want it to open as Document1 without the name "test" as it would open on double clicking it.

Thanks again

Ajit

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@ajit

Haa...Ive just understand :)

Check for hotkeys and check for classlist of your word window

Here for new document its CTRL+N in example

ShellExecute("file.dot")
WinActivate("[CLASS:OpusApp]","")
WinWaitActive("[CLASS:OpusApp]","",3)
Send("^n")
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Actually, test.dot file opens as Document1 - Microsoft Word on double clicking it whereas when i use right click menu >> Open it opens as test.dot.

right click menu >> New opens it as Document1 - Microsoft Word, the way i want, but i dont know how to make a script for that.

Have i missed something??

Thanks again

Ajit

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Actually, test.dot file opens as Document1 - Microsoft Word on double clicking it whereas when i use right click menu >> Open it opens as test.dot.

right click menu >> New opens it as Document1 - Microsoft Word, the way i want, but i dont know how to make a script for that.

Have i missed something??

Thanks again

Ajit

Thanks very much for your replies.

Sending ^n opens a new document altogether (with no text as in original template) making it useless as a template.

Double clicking it opens the file as Document1 - Microsoft Word whereas opening from the context menu >> Open opens it as test.dot - Microsoft Word (not what i want), though there is also an option in context menu >> New, which is what i want.

Thanks again

Ajit

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