You're lucky that I've just written a module for creating Word documents. You're unlucky that I've not uploaded it to CPAN yet, I thought I'd write a few more tests first (for example for creating tables :)

But I've put a release here for you: http://www.DarSerMan.com/Perl/CPAN/Win32-Word-Writer-0.01.zip

You should note that there is no "put-this text in table cell at x, y", so you'll need to create all columns and rows in the table properly.

You'll be the first user other than me, so please send any feedback my way (johanl(ÄT)DarSerMan.com).

/J

In reply to Re: Filling tables in MS Word by jplindstrom
in thread Filling tables in MS Word by pugmaster

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