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Is there a way to embed a web page in Microsoft Word?

ChrisSergent

I may want to share one of my Esri JavaScript API web apps. Is it possible to embed it in a Word document to see it live in the document, but to use the document to explain it?

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ChrisSmith7

Chris,

Have a look at Embedding an iFrame into a Word document

It seems like this is possible using VSTO:

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ChrisSmith7

Chris,

Have a look at Embedding an iFrame into a Word document

It seems like this is possible using VSTO:

Visual Studio Tools for Office - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2012: Now Available with Office 2013 and .NET Framework 4.5 support - Visual St…

BillDaigle

Not that I know of. I've shared web maps with added narrative using Survey Monkey. In my case, I needed to get feedback on the map, so survey monkey worked quite well.

evtguy

I've worked with inserting a map within MS Access forms using Microsoft's ActiveX web control and it works. I imagine you could do the same within Word. The one potential pitfall is that the web control i believe is based on Internet Explorer 8 so you may experience some issues thanks to the non-standard nature of older versions of Internet Explorer. You might want to test the functionality first if that might be a problem.

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