After you get your momentum going, it just happens. Well, DP, this script is about as difficult as falling off a boat with 50 pounds of scuba gear strapped on.
$border.lineWidth = $lineWidth::wdLineWidth225p $border.lineStyle = $lineStyle::wdLineSingle $border = $em(“1”).em($borderType::wdBorderBottom) $word = New-Object -comobject word.application You may want to take a look at the Script Repository’s home page as well.)įormatWordParagraph.ps1 $filePath = “c:\fso\test.doc” In addition, there are quite a few VBScripts for Microsoft Office in the Script Center Script Repository. (By the way, there is a VBScript here that works with Word that might be interesting to look at for comparison. Here is the FormatWordParagraph.ps1 script. I am still working on the FormatStomach.ps1 script (so far, I have been unable to come up with a good API to use, other than the treadMill API, which, while it works pretty good, is rather difficult to use). In fact, after spending an hour on the treadmill trying to format my stomach, I came up with the FormatWordParagraph.ps1 script. Rather than opening up the Word document and then selecting the paragraphs and the changing the font size and then highlighting the last sentence and then selecting the border icon, we need to come up with a way to automate this process in Word. So maybe you better not format your hard drive-at least not yet. But then just because you can do something, does not mean you should do something. If you did format your hard disk, you would not have any more paragraph problems. I am glad you want to format a paragraph, rather than format say, for instance, your hard disk. I may be asking too much, but I guess I can always hope.
Specifically, what I would like to be able to do is to change the paragraph formatting and perhaps add a border.
#Word formatting marks font windows
I am wondering if it is possible to use Windows PowerShell to work with a Microsoft Office Word document. Hey, Scripting Guy! I have really been enjoying the recent Windows PowerShell articles on the Script Center.
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