Aaron, After an 8 second delay, this routine is run when the script starts. When it runs, shouldn't the routine get all running scripts at that moment? Another routine is run later when the hotkey is pressed to be compared to the first. Jeff Weiss
-----Original Message----- From: Aaron Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 10:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: ScriptActive out of memory error Chances are that oScript is no longer valid when you try to get the .Name property (possibly because the script is no longer running). We can investigate this some on our end, but your best bet is to wrap that portion of your script in an On Error, and if you get an error, assume that LoadedScript object is no longer available. If you want to debug this, you could get LoadedScripts again when you get an error and verify that the script is in fact no longer loaded. Aaron On 10/6/2009 10:32 AM, Jeff Weiss wrote: > I have received this error report about my ScriptActive script but I > can't reproduce it on my computers with either vista or xp pro. > > If some of you could look at this report and see if anything stands out, > I would appreciate it. > > The script gets all of the running scripts and puts there name in an > array at script start. This array is compared to a new array when a > hotkey is pressed. > > Thanks, > > Jeff Weiss > > User Comments: This happens when window eyes is restarted. > > An error occurred in script ScriptActive.vbs at 12:13:23 AM on Tuesday, > October 06, 2009. > Name: ScriptActive.vbs > Version: 1.5 > Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error > Description: Out of memory > Column: 1 > Line: 195 > Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Sue Ward\Application Data\GW > Micro\Window-Eyes\Users\Default > Error Code: 800A0007 > Script Context: File = oScript.Name > Active Window Overlap Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Active Window Title: > Active Window Module: EXPLORER > Active Window Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Active Window Original Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Active Window Type: 1 > Active Window Original Type: 1 > Active Window Is Valid: True > Active Window Set File: EXPLORER.000 > Focused Window Overlap Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Focused Window Module: EXPLORER > Focused Window Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Focused Wind ow Original Class: Shell_TrayWnd > Focused Window Type: 1 > Focused Window Original Type: 1 > Focused Window Is Valid: True > Window-Eyes Application Path: C:\Program Files\GW Micro\Window-Eyes > Window-Eyes User Profile Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Sue > Ward\Application Data\GW Micro\Window-Eyes\Users\Default\ > Window-Eyes Version: 7.11 > Window-Eyes Language: 0 > Active Synthesizer: SAPI > Active Braille Display: None > Run in System Tray: True > Run at Login Screen: True > OS Version: 5.1 (2600) SP: 3.0 > WSH Version: VBScript 5.8.18702 > Internet Explorer: 8.0.6001.18702 > GW Toolkit: 8.0.2 > XML Language: 1033 > System Start Time: 10/6/2009 12:09:44 AM > Total Disk Space: 61.48GB > Free Disk Space: 39.19GB > Total Memory: 1.07GB > Available Memory: 279.1MB > Resolution: 1024x768 (16bit) > Process Information: > System Idle Process ID:0, CPU Time:177.38, MEM:0MB, VM:0MB > System ID:4, CPU Time:7.95, MEM:0.2MB, VM:0MB > smss.exe ID:756, CPU T i me:0.06, MEM:0.4MB, VM:0.2MB > csrss.exe ID:804, CPU Time:3.73, MEM:3.3MB, VM:1.6MB > winlogon.exe ID:828, CPU Time:2.7, MEM:3.8MB, VM:7.2MB > services.exe ID:876, CPU Time:3.56, MEM:3.8MB, VM:2.3MB > lsass.exe ID:888, CPU Time:1.09, MEM:6.1MB, VM:4.1MB > svchost.exe ID:1084, CPU Time:0.23, MEM:4.8MB, VM:3MB > svchost.exe ID:1140, CPU Time:0.47, MEM:4.7MB, VM:2.5MB > MsMpEng.exe ID:1288, CPU Time:13.27, MEM:35.5MB, VM:60MB > svchost.exe ID:1336, CPU Time:2.64, MEM:21.5MB, VM:13.1MB > svchost.exe ID:1432, CPU Time:12.64, MEM:6MB, VM:4MB > svchost.exe ID:1540, CPU Time:0.06, MEM:4.1MB, VM:2MB > aswUpdSv.exe ID:1760, CPU Time:0.05, MEM:1.5MB, VM:1.1MB > ashServ.exe ID:1836, CPU Time:10.83, MEM:21.6MB, VM:31.5MB > explorer.exe ID:2036, CPU Time:6.86, MEM:22.1MB, VM:15.9MB > ADeck.exe ID:296, CPU Time:4.52, MEM:6.1MB, VM:3MB > MSASCui.exe ID:316, CPU Time:0.81, MEM:7.5MB, VM:6MB > SpamAwareOELauncher.exe ID:344, CPU Time:0.06, MEM:3.2MB, VM:2.8MB > rundll32.exe I D :384, CPU Time:0.11, MEM:3.6MB, VM:2.7MB > ashDisp.exe ID:392, CPU Time:0.19, MEM:3.6MB, VM:2.9MB > D4.exe ID:416, CPU Time:0.53, MEM:2.8MB, VM:2.1MB > reader_sl.exe ID:432, CPU Time:0.08, MEM:3.2MB, VM:1.3MB > Everything.exe ID:444, CPU Time:2.19, MEM:5.9MB, VM:3.8MB > jusched.exe ID:476, CPU Time:0.03, MEM:3.1MB, VM:1.3MB > ctfmon.exe ID:488, CPU Time:0.22, MEM:4.2MB, VM:1.4MB > msmsgs.exe ID:688, CPU Time:0.25, MEM:1.8MB, VM:2.1MB > xmarkssync.exe ID:292, CPU Time:0.16, MEM:4.3MB, VM:2.8MB > ScannerFinder.exe ID:1244, CPU Time:0.08, MEM:3.5MB, VM:2.4MB > qwitter.exe ID:1256, CPU Time:2.61, MEM:32MB, VM:24.6MB > spoolsv.exe ID:1400, CPU Time:0.16, MEM:5.2MB, VM:3.9MB > svchost.exe ID:2288, CPU Time:0.11, MEM:4MB, VM:1.8MB > DkService.exe ID:2452, CPU Time:0.33, MEM:6.6MB, VM:3.5MB > jqs.exe ID:2496, CPU Time:0.16, MEM:3.6MB, VM:2MB > MDM.EXE ID:2540, CPU Time:0.08, MEM:3.1MB, VM:1.4MB > nvsvc32.exe ID:2588, CPU Time:0.2, MEM:3.8MB, VM:2.3MB > spamdService. e xe ID:2632, CPU Time:0.16, MEM:5.1MB, VM:2.6MB > svchost.exe ID:2900, CPU Time:0.2, MEM:4.1MB, VM:2.5MB > spamd.exe ID:2912, CPU Time:12.67, MEM:126MB, VM:118.7MB > weserv.exe ID:3156, CPU Time:0.06, MEM:2.2MB, VM:1MB > wineyes.exe ID:3416, CPU Time:25.17, MEM:154.7MB, VM:154.6MB > wuauclt.exe ID:3952, CPU Time:0.34, MEM:7.7MB, VM:6.9MB > ashMaiSv.exe ID:660, CPU Time:0.8, MEM:0.8MB, VM:3.1MB > ashWebSv.exe ID:952, CPU Time:0.69, MEM:1.9MB, VM:28.4MB > wmiprvse.exe ID:1692, CPU Time:0.66, MEM:8.2MB, VM:3.2MB > alg.exe ID:3424, CPU Time:0.06, MEM:3.9MB, VM:1.7MB > bdisplay.exe ID:3860, CPU Time:0.11, MEM:2.5MB, VM:1.2MB > avast.setup ID:3028, CPU Time:2.88, MEM:5.8MB, VM:2.3MB > wmiprvse.exe ID:172, CPU Time:0.09, MEM:4.8MB, VM:2.9MB > Appended Details: > > *THIS IS AN AUTOMATED MESSAGE. DO NOT REPLY.* > -- To insure that you receive proper support, please include all past correspondence (where applicable), and any relevant information pertinent to your situation when submitting a problem report to the GW Micro Technical Support Team. Aaron Smith GW Micro Phone: 260/489-3671 Fax: 260/489-2608 WWW: http://www.gwmicro.com FTP: ftp://ftp.gwmicro.com Technical Support & Web Development
