Hi Sean: You should be able to do it from any script but remember that only
some of the .net framework objects are available for use outside the managed
environment.
How you handle it depends on what exactly you are trying to do.
If trying to create your own project that runs independently just use vb.net or
a pure scripting language.
If trying to create a program to provide accessibility to another, running,
program then you have several choices from working within the WE Scripting
Environment to building a stand-alone script to working in vb.net - the later
option provides access to all the objects, properties and methods in the entire
MS Framework while the former are limited to the ones that are exposed to
non-managed code unless you do some hoop jumping.
Rick USA
