Hi Aaron: That should be good news for a couple of members who were asking about creating external scripts. A external script created in the .net platform has direct access to not only the WindowEyes Object Model but also directly to the UIA DOM properties and methods. I can help anyone of the experienced scriptors on list get setup for accessibility - basically turn off the error window, if that works in C#, and turn off allot of the dynamics and set all windows to be tabbed documents. That platform is indeed a powerhouse once they get up to speed using it and not even on the same planet as a scripting language like VbScript from a project design, management and the tools available for handling objects and project structure. Also, they can still create native scripts like VbScript in the IDE and just use the editer and all the nice project management tools to create VbScripts if they just want a good TextEditer with the ability to setup individual object classes in a folder structure rather than in one giant file and have them assembled at compile time. Anyway, tough job learning everything but it is the next logical step in the progress me thinks. The alternative would be an external script in something like Python which might also be a good choice and perhaps easier to learn for current scripters but I have little and less experience in Python so cant speak to that arena at all from a informed viewpoint. Later and we shall see...Rick USA
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