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Dody Gunawinata
Hi,

I am trying to utilize some feature of Microsoft Word through automation
from a web interface (in this case, generating Word document from an
input).

My question is regarding granting Code Access for the Word interop dll
access from ASP.Net.

I get an Access Denied error when I try to instantiate the component
from an ASP.Net page.

Word._Application word = new Word.Application();

Can anyone point me out some way out of this problem?

Dody Gunawinata
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Scott Hutchinson
Try this. Start...Run...DCOMCNFG.EXE (Since you're launching Word, which is
a COM component, .NET Interop uses DCOM).

In DCOMCNFG, find the application named 'Microsoft Word document'. (If you
have Windows XP, I think you will find it in Console
Root...Component Services...Computers...My Computer...DCOM Config.
Otherwise, look on the "Application" tab.)

On the properties window for 'Microsoft Word document', select the Security
tab and add the ASPNET user to the Launch and Access permissions list.

If you are not familiar with DCOMCNFG, please read the following article.

Q268550 HOWTO: Use DCOMCNFG for a VB DCOM Client/Server Application,
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q268/5/50.asp

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Dody Gunawinata
Sweet! Thank you Scott! It works brilliantly now.

Dody Gunawinata
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Try this. Start...Run...DCOMCNFG.EXE (Since you're launching Word, which
is
a COM component, .NET Interop uses DCOM).

In DCOMCNFG, find the application named 'Microsoft Word document'. (If
you
have Windows XP, I think you will find it in Console
Root...Component Services...Computers...My Computer...DCOM Config.
Otherwise, look on the "Application" tab.)

On the properties window for 'Microsoft Word document', select the
Security
tab and add the ASPNET user to the Launch and Access permissions list.

If you are not familiar with DCOMCNFG, please read the following
article.

Q268550 HOWTO: Use DCOMCNFG for a VB DCOM Client/Server Application,
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q268/5/50.asp

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