Open a Microsoft Word DOC File

Open a Microsoft Word DOC File
To open a Word Document using AutoPlay Media Studio, use the Open Document quick action to call the document. Use the browse button next to the Object to open field to select the DOC file to open.

Note: AutoPlay Media Studio does not have a Word object. To open a Word document on a user's computer, the user must have a program capable of opening the document (i.e. Microsoft Word or Microsoft Word Viewer).

Tip: AutoPlay Media Studio 7 contains the RichText object that can be used to display formatted text.

 

The richtext object allows you display Rich Text (RTF format) on the page or dialog where large amounts of formatted text are needed. Beyond the expected features available in RTF files for text formatting, many properties of the object can be customized so that its integration is seamless. Some of these settings include: horizontal and vertical scroll bars, background transparency, background colors, borders, read-order, read-only, detection of URL hyperlinks, runtime right-click context menu, and a large variety of actions for specialized runtime manipulation.

The richtext object can also respond to mouse overs, hyperlinks, key strokes, focus and selection changes if you need to react to user interaction in a custom way.

Tip: You can add a richtext object by choosing Object > RichText from the menu.

Note:MSDN: Rich Edit.