Work with a word file from a program?

Question

C++ / C#

In general, you need to write data from the program (string) to a word file

Answer 1

In a simple way - you form html, call it .docx, Word will open it and not wince.
More difficult - you form rtf, then follow the same pattern.
Seriously - to delve into COM / OLE and get a monster that just like that on an arbitrary machine may still not start due to the lack of Word libraries.
Well, and for the heroes - look at the sources of alternative offices ...
PS Yes, perhaps the second part of the answer is outdated, because. referred to .DOC.
More or less open DOCX made it possible to rivet third-party libraries to create it.

Answer 2

Well, if it's straight from the C++ code, try the libraries:
- DuckX
- DocxFactory

Answer 3

If docx then you can. This is a zip archive containing xml documents. And if you place your
placeholders (such unique strings) inside in advance, then you can find them with a string replacement.
The solution is so-so. C grade, but sometimes it works when there are no parsers at hand.