Hi Monks,

I am using Win32::OLE to access the Word Object. I can able Find the Text/Style and and Replace it.

But, I dont' know that how to get the Table Properties(RowSpan, ColSpan, No of Rows, No of Cols, and Cell Alignment) and Replace it. 

use OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Word';
my $const=Win32::OLE::Const->Load("Microsoft Word 9.0 Object Library")
+;
$word=GetObject OLE("Word.Application");

$word->Selection->HomeKey({unit=>$const->{'wdStory'}});
$word->Selection->Find->{'Text'}='<it></it>';
$word->Selection->Find->Replacement->{'Text'}='';
$word->Selection->Find->Execute({Replace=>$const->{'wdReplaceAll'}});

$word->Selection->HomeKey({unit=>$const->{'wdStory'}});
$word->Selection->Find->{'Text'}='<Title>';
$word->Selection->Find->Replacement->{'Text'}='';
$word->Selection->Find->{'Style'}='Normal';
$word->Selection->Find->Replacement->{'Style'}='Title';
$word->Selection->Find->Execute({Replace=>$const->{'wdReplaceAll'}});

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Thanks in Advance!!

In reply to Ms Word Table Properties through Win32::OLE by gopalr

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