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- # This Powershell script just creates a new, empty Word document and saves it.
- # Potentially useful for batch operations or for getting started on
- # a more complex script.
- # Create an instance of Word the script will work with
- $objWord = New-Object -comobject Word.Application
- # Set Word to be visible on screen.
- # This can also be set to $False to make Word not appear
- # on screen but just run in the background.
- $objWord.Visible = $True
- # Now create a new empty document.
- $objDoc = $objWord.Documents.Add()
- # Steps to add content to the document will go here.
- # For now we're just saving a new, blank document.
- # Assign a static file name and path to a variable.
- $filename = "C:\scripts\temp.docx"
- # Save the Word document using the variable we just created.
- $objDoc.SaveAs([REF]$filename)
- # This step will print the document to the default
- # printer using its default settings.
- # Uncomment the line if you want the document to print.
- #$objDoc.PrintOut()
- # Close the document.
- $objDoc.Close()
- # Quit Word.
- $objWord.Quit()
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