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Detect when word is "busy" or "not busy" when loading long documents...
Hello,
I'm looking for a property called readyState [1], but I can only find it for IE browser objects. I'm unsuccessful in locating something like this for Word objects. Why: I'm trying to detect when, within powerpoint, the "Send To Microsoft Word" process is done. I posted to this newsgroup to see if perhaps you guys would know anything about this, since when long documents are loaded maybe it would be necessary to detect when loading such a long document is completed. -Krystian. [1] http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms534359.aspx |
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