VSTO: How to add text after a bookmark in Word with different formating within the text?

I typically use range to swap out text when needed. Try using Application.Selection.

I typically use range to swap out text when needed. Try using Application. Selection: Word.

Selection curSel = Application. Selection; curSel. TypeText("Type Some Text"); In your case, try this: Word.

Selection curSel; int endOfRange = previousRange. End + 1; curSel. SetRange(endOfRange, endOfRange); curSel.Font.

Bold = 1; curSel. TypeText(" world! "); curSel.Font.

Bold = 0; curSel.TypeParagraph().

Works perfectly and seems cleaner codewise too, thanks! – olle Jul 9 '09 at 10:27.

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