Hello all,

I've been using DQSD more and more every day and it has come to the
point where I can actually do most of the things I used to have to
open a command interpreter or a notepad console (to script up some JS
really fast) for.

But I still find myself opening VB to run some code that does some
very laborious processing via a few functions/scripts I wrote (and add
to) over the last several years in the debug window.

Is it possible for DQSD to take the place of this as well? Can it
interpret a VB bas file - or rather, could a VB bas file be converted
to the XML structure that I could use from DQSD? The scripts never
appear to have script declarations on them, so I don't know if it
would be capable of running vb(script) code. Yeah, I'd probably lose
access to several objects - but I could *probably* live with losing a
couple...


Is there a way to hook into the clipboard from DQSD (not a simple
cut/paste but a settext/gettext so I can push/pop the clipboard into
variables)?

Is there a way for a script to write *to* the DQSD toolbar (so I can
get the results of my script transactions)? For example:
dqsd.write/dqsd.print?


How would I run a script that I wrote directly into the toolbar?

Digging a little deeper I see jsexec - but it doesn't really clear
anything up for me. :]

Thanks in advance,

Shawn K. Hall
http://ReliableAnswers.com/

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