Rick, if this works for you, you can just call the event handler directly from somewhere else in your code; you don't have to generate a fake event in order to get it to execute. otherwise, no, once a window is active, no more activate events will be triggered. however, if my first suggestion won't work for you, use WEEvent to record all the events which happen once the window is active, to see if anything does keep happening when a new file is loaded (or whatever it is you are interested in). maybe there is something you can use.
Chip ________________________________ From: RicksPlace [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 7:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: I found Window Activate but Where is Deactivate Method? Hi: I want to trigger a Window Activated event for a window already activated. This has to do with how the OS handles loading a file into a text editor by using the File Menu's List of recently edited files. I was going to DeActivate the window in question and then generate an Activated Event for it. There is no DeActivate method in the Window Object. Any idea of how to handle this so I can generate a Activated Event in the DOM which I can later use in my VBScript code? Rick USA Rick USA
