On 5/13/2011 7:18 AM, RicksPlace wrote:
Here is one of the statements in HomerSharedObjects. Set oShell =CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")I understood this statement would not run in a WE App but it does in a SharedObject running App.
That's not the same WScript object you would use in a Windows Script Host script to do something like WScript.CreateObject. It's a separate object with a very similar name, which can be confusing. You can use that object (and any object you can create with CreateObject) in any WE script.
Is there something in the standard WSH WScript object that you need? It should be possible to do anything you would have done with the standard WScript object using either the Application or Script objects in Window-Eyes scripts. (n.b. External scripts don't get a Script object; we assume that whatever environment an external script is running in has provided that functionality for you.)
