Martin,
Not sure how to make this any clearer. If Window-Eyes didn't launch
your script then ClientIdentify won't do anything. The script will
never ever ever show up in the Script Manager dialog. Again, ONLY
scripts that Window-Eyes itself launches will show up in the Script
Manager dialog and ONLY those scripts that Window-Eyes itself launches
that are out of process need to call ClientIdentify.
Since you are launching your script and Window-Eyes is not then
ClientIdentify does nothing for you and your script will never show up
in the Script Manager dialog.
Doug
martin webster wrote:
Hi Ron,
I am just pressing enter on the script names and it connects to window-eyes, registers a
hotkey and says "hello world all done" when that hotkey is pressed. I am using
the Wscript.ScriptName property to check on the exact scriptName with the InStr function.
Warm regards.
Martin Webster.
--- On Mon, 3/22/10, Ron Parker <[email protected]> wrote:
From: Ron Parker <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: making my unhosted VBScript known to the script manager?
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, March 22, 2010, 12:14 PM
How are you running your script? If Window-Eyes isn't
running it for you, ClientIdentify won't do anything. All
ClientIdentify does is tell Window-Eyes "I'm that script you
just started, so please tell me when I should shut down."
(Also, what happens to your script when your machine has
more than one instance of wscript.exe running?)
On 3/22/2010 8:04 AM, martin webster wrote:
Hi all,
How do I get my unhosted VBScript to show up in the
script manager?. According to the docs I should use
the ClientIdentify method of the Application Object
inconjunction with ClientInformation but I don't seem to be
getting it right. Below is Doug's example script he
left us with on friday only I wrote a function using win32
process wish does give me the Script's PID but when I give
this to the ClientIdentify method nothing shows up in the
script manager still. I know that it is giving the correct
information because if you remove the "'" from the three
lines with in the function you get full path name of where
the script was run from and Object name (the object process
that started the script).. Please help.
