- Create a new Microsoft Word document. You can create a custom Microsoft Word template from any document. If you want to start from scratch, select Blank when opening word, or click File New and select Blank to open a blank file.
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Summary
This step-by-step article describes how to create a new document in Microsoft Word by using Automation from Microsoft Visual C# 2005 or Microsoft Visual C# .NET.
Sample Code
The sample code in this article demonstrates how to do the following:
- Insert paragraphs with text and formatting.
- Browse and modify various ranges within a document.
- Insert tables, format tables, and populate the tables with data.
- Add a chart.
To create a new Word document by using Automation from Visual C# 2005 or Visual C# .NET, follow these steps:
Pcloud drive. Start Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.
On the File menu, click New, and then click Project. Under Project Types, click Visual C# Projects, and then click Windows Application under Templates. Form1 is created by default.
Note In Visual Studio 2005, click Visual C# instead of Visual C# Projects.
Add a reference to Microsoft Word Object Library. To do this, follow these steps:
- On the Project menu, click Add Reference.
- On the COM tab, locate Microsoft Word Object Library, and then click Select.
Note In Visual Studio 2005, you do not have to click Select.
Note Microsoft Office 2003 includes Primary Interop Assemblies (PIAs). Microsoft Office XP does not include PIAs, but they can be downloaded.
- Click OK in the Add References dialog box to accept your selections. If you are prompted to generate wrappers for the libraries that you selected, click Yes.
On the View menu, select Toolbox to display the Toolbox, and then add a button to Form1.
Double-click Button1. The code window for the form appears.
In the code window, replace the following code:
with:
Scroll to the top of the code window. Add the following line to the end of the list of using directives:
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Click Button1 to start Word Automation and to create the document.
After the code completes, examine the document that was created for you. The document contains two pages of formatted paragraphs, tables, and a chart.
Use a Template
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If you are using Automation to build documents that are all in a common format, you can benefit from starting the process with a new document that is based on a preformatted template. Using a template with your Word Automation client has two significant advantages over building a document from nothing:
- You can have greater control over the formatting and placement of objects throughout your documents.
- You can build your documents with less code.
By using a template, you can fine-tune the placement of tables, paragraphs, and other objects within the document, as well as include formatting on those objects. By using Automation, you can create a new document based on your template with code such as the following:
In your template, you can define bookmarks so that your Automation client can fill in variable text at a specific location in the document, as follows:
Another advantage to using a template is that you can create and store formatting styles that you wish to apply at runtime, as follows:
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References
For more information, view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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MIP capabilities are included with Microsoft 365 Compliance and give you the tools to know your data, protect your data, and prevent data loss.
For information about governing your data, see Microsoft Information Governance in Microsoft 365.
Know your data
Note
For information about classifying and labeling data in Azure Purview, currently in preview, see Automatically label your content in Azure Purview.
For release announcements for Azure Purview, see the following blog posts: Microsoft Information Protection and Microsoft Azure Purview: Better Together and Azure Purview at Spring Ignite 2021.
To understand your data landscape and identify important data across your hybrid environment, use the following capabilities:
Capability | What problems does it solve? | Get started |
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Sensitive information types | Identifies sensitive data by using built-in or custom regular expressions or a function. Corroborative evidence includes keywords, confidence levels, and proximity. | Customize a built-in sensitive information type |
Trainable classifiers | Identifies sensitive data by using examples of the data you're interested in rather than identifying elements in the item (pattern matching). You can use built-in classifiers or train a classifier with your own content. | Get started with trainable classifiers |
Data classification | A graphical identification of items in your organization that have a sensitivity label, a retention label, or have been classified. You can also use this information to gain insights into the actions that your users are taking on these items. | Get started with content explorer Get started with activity explorer |
Protect your data
To apply flexible protection actions that include encryption, access restrictions, and visual markings, use the following capabilities:
Capability | What problems does it solve? | Get started |
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Sensitivity labels | A single solution across apps, services, and devices to label and protect your data as it travels inside and outside your organization. Example scenarios: Manage sensitivity labels for Office apps Encrypt documents and emails Apply and view labels in Power BI For a comprehensive list of scenarios for sensitivity labels, see the Get started documentation. | Get started with sensitivity labels |
Azure Information Protection unified labeling client | For Windows computers, extends sensitivity labels for additional features and functionality that includes labeling and protecting all file types from File Explorer and PowerShell Example additional features: Custom configurations for the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client | Azure Information Protection unified labeling client administrator guide |
Double Key Encryption | Under all circumstances, only your organization can ever decrypt protected content or for regulatory requirements, you must hold encryption keys within a geographical boundary. | Deploy Double Key Encryption |
Office 365 Message Encryption (OME) | Encrypts email messages and attached documents that are sent to any user on any device, so only authorized recipients can read emailed information. Example scenario: Revoke email encrypted by Advanced Message Encryption | Set up new Message Encryption capabilities |
Service encryption with Customer Key | Protects against viewing of data by unauthorized systems or personnel, and complements BitLocker disk encryption in Microsoft datacenters. | Set up Customer Key for Office 365 |
SharePoint Information Rights Management (IRM) | Protects SharePoint lists and libraries so that when a user checks out a document, the downloaded file is protected so that only authorized people can view and use the file according to policies that you specify. | Set up Information Rights Management (IRM) in SharePoint admin center |
Rights Management connector | Protection-only for existing on-premises deployments that use Exchange or SharePoint Server, or file servers that run Windows Server and File Classification Infrastructure (FCI). | Steps to deploy the RMS connector |
Azure Information Protection unified labeling scanner | Discovers, labels, and protects sensitive information that resides in data stores that are on premises. | Configuring and installing the Azure Information Protection unified labeling scanner |
Microsoft Cloud App Security | Discovers, labels, and protects sensitive information that resides in data stores that are in the cloud. | Discover, classify, label, and protect regulated and sensitive data stored in the cloud |
Microsoft Information Protection SDK | Extends sensitivity labels to third-party apps and services. Example scenario: Set and get a sensitivity label (C++) | Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) SDK setup and configuration |
Prevent data loss
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To help prevent accidental oversharing of sensitive information, use the following capabilities:
Capability | What problems does it solve? | Get started |
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Data loss prevention (DLP) | Helps prevent unintentional sharing of sensitive items. | Get started with the default DLP policy |
Learn about Endpoint data loss prevention | Extends DLP capabilities to items that are used and shared on Windows 10 computers. | Get started with Endpoint data loss prevention |
Learn about the Microsoft Compliance Extension (preview) | Extends DLP capabilities to the Chrome browser | Get started with the Microsoft Compliance Extension (preview) |
Learn about Microsoft 365 data loss prevention on-premises scanner (preview) | Extends DLP monitoring of file activities and protective actions for those files to on-premises file shares and SharePoint folders and document libraries. | Get started with Microsoft 365 data loss prevention on-premises scanner (preview) |
Protect sensitive information in Microsoft Teams chat and channel messages | Extends some DLP functionality to Teams chat and channel messages | Learn about the default data loss prevention policy in Microsoft Teams (preview) |