Hi, I have a C# Windows Forms app that uses separate instances of the WebBrowser control to host Word documents. Assume I have 2 open. The last one opened becomes the _application.ActiveDocument. This does not change even when I bring the first opened document to the foreground. I can edit that one but right clicking on a misspelled word does not invoke the spelling menu as it does on the last document opened. I wish I could do something like _application.ActiveDocument = _document so that I could set the _application.ActiveDocument property at will. Unfortunately, that property is ReadOnly. Is there another way I can reset the ActiveDocumet property? Thanks for your help!
I found the answer to my question: _document.SetFocus() will update the applications ActiveDocument. Unfortunately this did not solve my problem as I had hoped. The Word context menu (not just the spelling menu as mentioned in the original post) is no longer available for the first document. If I close and reopen first, the context menu is back for this document, but is no longer available if I swicth to the other. Any ideas? Thanks "Mario Montes" wrote: > Hi, > I have a C# Windows Forms app that uses separate instances of the WebBrowser > control to host Word documents. Assume I have 2 open. The last one opened > becomes the _application.ActiveDocument. This does not change even when I > bring the first opened document to the foreground. I can edit that one but > right > clicking on a misspelled word does not invoke the spelling menu as it does on > the last document opened. I wish I could do something like > _application.ActiveDocument = _document so that I could set the > _application.ActiveDocument property at will. Unfortunately, that property is > ReadOnly. Is there another way I can reset the ActiveDocumet property? > Thanks for your help! >
