Hi all,
For those of you who understand the really low-level way in which things work, I wonder if you could guess at a problem I'm having (I'm just curious as to why, not that I expect anyone to solve it). At work I sometimes program in visual foxpro; an interpreted macro language, much like VBScript. I frequently use activeX objects in these programs. Recently, because I've learned about the scripting object scripting.dictionary from my work with Window-eyes, I tried to use this object in VFP programs. While it executes the CreateObject() just fine, whenever I try to use any of the methods or properties of the scripting.dictionary object I get an error from VFP that the property or method can't be found. Just wondering if there are different low-level standards for interfacing with COM objects, and does the scripting.dictionary object require a specific one (which VFP might not support)? Thanks for any clues here. Chip
