1. Preface
1.1. Release notes
2. OLE in RAPGEN
2.1. Step 1 - Defining a supplier letter
2.2. Step 2 - Adding the content of a Microsoft Word document as field
2.3. The final supplier letter
2.4. Using link instead of embedded
3. OLE in IQ/DATAMASTER
3.1. Creating a simple query
3.2. Adding the OLE object step by step
3.3. Using 3 button fields for OLE functionality
3.4. How to create the object
3.5. How the object can be saved
3.6. Performing actions on the object
3.7. How to work with the final query
4. OLE functions
4.1. View of the on-line documentation
4.2. General error codes
4.3. OleAllocate - Allocate a new object
4.4. OleFree - Free the object
4.5. OleLinkToFile - Link to an object file of any type
4.6. OleEmbedded - Create an embedded object
4.7. OleFillObjectMenu - Fill a menu with all registered objects
4.8. OleFillVerbMenu - Fill a menu with the object verbs
4.9. OleDoVerb - Perform an object verb
4.10. OleSave - Save object as embedded into file
4.11. OleLoad - Load an embedded object from file
4.12. OleGetInfo - Return information about object
4.13. OleSetInfo - Set object Information
4.14. OleMenuCreate - Create a menu
4.15. OleMenuDestroy - Destroy a menu
4.16. OleMenuAdd - Add item to a menu
4.17. OleMenuSelect - Select from menu at the current cursor location
4.18. OleDialogCreate - Standard dialog for creating embedded and linked objects
4.19. OleDialogFile - Standard dialog for selecting file name
5. Technical specifications
5.1. Requirements
5.2. Files installed
1. Defining the supplier letter
2. Adding fields to print on letter
3. Defining the OLE 2.0 Object field
4. How to select the requested OLE object type
5. Selecting Microsoft Word as object type
6. Entering the content of the object in Microsoft Word
7. Layout of letter including the OLE object content
8. The printout of the supplier letter
9. Linking to an existing file
10. Simple supplier query in IQ
11. Free field defined as OLE object
12. Buttons to control the OLE object
13. Calculations for creating an OLE object
14. Calculations for saving the created OLE object
15. Calculations for performing actions on the OLE object
16. User creating an object for supplier no 205
17. User entering the note in Microsoft Word
18. IQ Query with user written note in Microsoft Word
19. On-line documentation of the functions