Options.SetWPHelpOptions Method

Sets the options for the WordPerfect Help feature.

Namespace:  Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word
Assembly:  Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word (in Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Sub SetWPHelpOptions ( _
    ByRef CommandKeyHelp As Object, _
    ByRef DocNavigationKeys As Object, _
    ByRef MouseSimulation As Object, _
    ByRef DemoGuidance As Object, _
    ByRef DemoSpeed As Object, _
    ByRef HelpType As Object _
)
'Usage
Dim instance As Options
Dim CommandKeyHelp As Object
Dim DocNavigationKeys As Object
Dim MouseSimulation As Object
Dim DemoGuidance As Object
Dim DemoSpeed As Object
Dim HelpType As Object

instance.SetWPHelpOptions(CommandKeyHelp, _
    DocNavigationKeys, MouseSimulation, _
    DemoGuidance, DemoSpeed, HelpType)

void SetWPHelpOptions(
    ref Object CommandKeyHelp,
    ref Object DocNavigationKeys,
    ref Object MouseSimulation,
    ref Object DemoGuidance,
    ref Object DemoSpeed,
    ref Object HelpType
)

Parameters

• CommandKeyHelp
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. True to display instructions or demonstrate a Word equivalent when a WordPerfect® for DOS key combination is pressed. WordPerfect Help is displayed in the status bar.

• DocNavigationKeys
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. True to make the arrow keys and the PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, HOME, END, and ESC keys function as they would in WordPerfect.

• MouseSimulation
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. True to have the pointer move to each option that WordPerfect Help selects during demonstrations.

• DemoGuidance
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. True to display help text when user input is required during WordPerfect Help demonstrations.

• DemoSpeed
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. The speed of WordPerfect Help demonstrations. Can be one of the following values.
  Value
  Speed
  0 (zero)
  Fast
  1
  Medium
  2
  Slow

• HelpType
  Type: System.Object%
  Optional Object. Specifies whether WordPerfect Help displays help text or demonstrates the WordPerfect command. Can be either 0 (zero), for Help text, or 1, for a demonstration.

See Also

Reference

Options Interface

Options Members

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word Namespace