Examples for Native Mode ( early or late binding)

HI,
Do you have examples of Native Mode programming model (for early or late
binding )?
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Will your paper have a title like "Color Management is Fun and Easy" or "The Fiasco of Color Management"?
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I have installed SQLServer2008 Standard Edition in my system.
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I have added
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We recently converted our environment to PKI (HTTPS) and everything has been working great for our domain bound machines. Now in our environment we have a couple machines that are not on the domain, "workgroup computers". Does anyone
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Late Binding Word Automation creates a document with an unresponsive Ribbon

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Success = False
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templateDocument = Nothing
End If
If Not usingExistingWord Then
officeApp.Quit()
End If
officeApp = Nothing
End If
Throw exp
End Try
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Try
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reportDocument.Activate()
End If
officeApp.ActiveWindow.Activate()
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officeApp.ActiveWindow.ToggleRibbon()
officeApp.ActiveWindow.ToggleRibbon()
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
End If
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templateDocument.Close(SaveChanges:=c_wdDoNotSaveChanges)
End If
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Hi gardmica,
Thanks for the detail explaintation. However I still failed to reproduce the issue. Here is the code I tested:
Public Class Class1
Sub Main()
Dim reportDocument As Object = Nothing
Dim usingExistingWord As Boolean
Dim officeApp As Object
Dim templateDocument As Object
Dim ProcessTemplate As String
Dim Success As Boolean
Dim c_wdDoNotSaveChanges As Boolean
Success = True
ProcessTemplate = "C:\Users\UserName\Desktop\ProcessAndLayoutTemplates\MailMerge Process XML.dot"
Try
officeApp = GetObject(, "Word.Application")
usingExistingWord = True
Catch exp As Exception
'Not Ideal - would prefer not to rely on Exception handle to catch this
If officeApp Is Nothing Then
officeApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
End If
End Try
Try
'Open process template
templateDocument = officeApp.Documents.Add(Template:=ProcessTemplate)
Catch exp As Exception
Success = False
If Not usingExistingWord Then
officeApp = Nothing
templateDocument = Nothing
End If
Throw exp
End Try
If templateDocument Is Nothing Then
'The process template was not loaded/added properly, abort code
If Not usingExistingWord Then
officeApp.Quit()
officeApp = Nothing
End If
Success = False
Exit Sub
End If
'hide Word while the process template runs its code.
officeApp.Visible = True
Try
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Success = False
If officeApp IsNot Nothing Then
If templateDocument IsNot Nothing Then
templateDocument.Close(SaveChanges:=False)
templateDocument = Nothing
End If
If Not usingExistingWord Then
officeApp.Quit()
End If
officeApp = Nothing
End If
Throw exp
End Try
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Try
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reportDocument.Activate()
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officeApp.ActiveWindow.Activate()
officeApp.Activate()
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Integrate SSRS Native Mode with Sharepoint 2013

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Click Site Settings.
Click Security.
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the Forest of Corp.com, as the analyzer found, shows a functional level of
Windows 2000. All Windows 2000 PDC have been off the network for almost 9
years, and were properly demoted and removed. I guess the one place is didn't
look was at the Forest level.<o:p></o:p>
I opened the AD Sites and Service mmc plugin on the corp.com server and did find the old
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