Dear Sarah,
Revolution can indeed communicate via VBscript/VB to a COM object in
much the same way as Revolution can communicate with an application
via Applescript and an applications dictionary.
Regards,
Tom
On Jul 27, 2006, at 2:04 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hi everyone,
I received this query this morning:
I am a vb programmer with many project running COM in the windows
side.
Do you happen to know if COM is available in Runtime Revolution?
I know almost nothing about VB but from discussions I've read on this
list, COM is not just a reference to a serial port but can be
something similar to AppleScript for inter-application communications.
Is this correct or am I way off the mark?
Anyway, can someone with more Windows expertise than me please help me
answer this question.
Thanks,
Sarah
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