Command includes Shell access so you can send any command to the system shell it gives you access to DLLs, It has some nice built in Database support. It is a lot more powerful than /Core or /View. I have attempted any windows stuff yet, but I am sure it is fun...
HTH Ammon A short time ago, bryan, sent an email stating: > I was just wondering about Rebol command as I'm considering buying it, > my understanding is that it gives greater control over the operating > system than just rebol core, now as the operating system I want to > control is Windows in this case the rest of the email applies to > windows, under the heading "External Library Access" it says that one > can "Interface to legacy systems or directly execute standard operating > system dynamic library functions...", by dynamic library I suppose it > means I can access dlls; does this mean I would have the Rebol versions > of CreateObject, GetObject etc to work with? If so, seeing as Rebol is > in C does that mean I would have access to all the object properties > that are not accessible via Visual Basic. The reasons for these > questions are sort of difficult to explain(having to do with a project > that has been going on for a while) basically what I want is to be able > to access the Webbrowser control, and to get ahold of the methods > associated with IDocHostUIHandler, specifically GetExternal() -- that's > the one everyone always wants isn't it :) -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
