Does anyone know how to convert this code into javascript so I can print the document client-side?

        Dim WordObj As word.Application
        WordObj = CreateObject("Word.Application")
        Dim objWord As word.Document
        Dim FilePath As String = MapPath("TSPrintWeb.doc")
        objWord = WordObj.Documents.Open(FileName:=FilePath, ReadOnly:=True)
        WordObj.Visible = False

        With objWord.Bookmarks
            Select Case rdoEFF.SelectedItem.Value
                Case 3
                    .Item("EFF").Range.Text = txtEFF.Text

                Case 2
                    .Item("EFF").Range.Text = "Avio NG"

                Case 1
                    .Item("EFF").Range.Text = "Avidyne"

                Case 0
                    .Item("EFF").Range.Text = "All aircraft"
            End Select

            .Item("ATACHAP").Range.Text = txtChapter.Text
            .Item("ATASECT").Range.Text = txtSection.Text
            .Item("CAS").Range.Text = cboCAS.SelectedItem.Text
            .Item("FAULT").Range.Text = txtFAULT.Text
            .Item("CAUSE").Range.Text = txtCAUSE.Text
            .Item("STEP").Range.Text = txtSTEPS.Text
        End With

objWord.PrintOut()
        objWord = Nothing

The code worked fine until the page it was in was deployed to the company network. It took awhile to figure out the code behind page (which is where this code originally was) is run at the server. So, I need it to run at the client for it to work.

Thanks,

Chris

You might be better off creating a document stream of the word doc on the server side, then sending the result to the browser. Typically a custom handler (ashx) would be the "page" that delivers this form of information.

You may also run into problems running office apps in a server environment. I'm not sure what the licensing rules about this are so you might want to check on that too.

-Peter
compiledthoughts.com

Problem solved. I abandoned the MS Word approach and just created a print web page with a dynamically created table. Doing that solved my original problem of how to automatically size fields to the respective text content (which was the reason I used Word in the first place). While it now requires an extra step at the client side to actually print the document the user now has the ability to choose which printer to use instead of only the default.

Thanks for the help, though.

Chris