Hi all,
I have written a script that prints a MHT (web archive) document to the
user local printer. It works. This script uses application.word as an
object (for some reason that I can eventually explain cannot use IE).
The problem is that some users have Office 2000, and in this case they
need to install a small add-on in order for Word to be able to open a
.MHT document.
So I am trying to detect from the script if .MHT format is a valid
format for word. My problem is that even with Office 2003
fileconverters never returns anything that looks like a WebArchive
format, so it always seems that the user needs the add-on, although it
is not the case.
Dim objword, objArg
Dim WSHShell
Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objArg = WScript.Arguments
Set objword = WScript.CreateObject("word.Application")
On Error Resume Next
For each fc in objword.FileConverters
wscript.echo fc.FormatName & " " & fc.extensions
Next
objword.Application.Quit
So my question is:
How comes that although I can select "file->save as->Single File Web
Page" this format never appears in FileConverters collection (Web Page
is missing as well, BTW)?
Thanks
Philippe.