double clicking in output window

[Michael Lansdaal]

CREdit list - http://www.geocities.com/plamen_p/credit/index.html ListBot SponsorBuild a marketing database and send targeted HTML and text e-mail newsletters to your customers with List Builder. http://www.listbuilder.com I'd like to do a macro that dumps information to the output window and then be able to double click on one of the lines in the window and to be brought to that file/line.  This is similar to what a tool can do, unfortunately I can't tell the tool window that the command is actually a loaded macro.  I ran a little test that wrote to the output window but when I double click on it nothing happens (other than a little sound event - something like "can't do this"). A right click gives a context menu that implies that even for the default window there is a double click action possible (menupick says "Go to error/tag").   Code snippet - PrintToOutputWindow "Found at : C:\Program Files\CREdit\Sample Macros\mtlMacros.vbs (9,20)"   Is this possible?  Has anyone got the syntax figured out?  Anyway to let the tool manager know to invoke a loaded macro?  I thought about configuring as a tool to run a vbs script and capture the output but then when my script creates the new CREdit application object, I won't have the windows that are currently open in the other instance.  Suggestions?   Thanks, Mike Lansdaal To unsubscribe, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]