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Rich, This
enhancement is VERY nice. I’ve
been using BWS with Excel files for quite a while now, but it’s never been as
easy as it is with Datastation. What
used to take about 20 lines of code to open the Excel file and identify all the
columns is now done is one easy line of code. Nice addition! Ross
Stolle Integration
Engineer Avera
McKennan Hospital Sioux
Falls, SD -----Original
Message----- A few
note: 1.
We’ve released Boston
DataStation whose goal is to make file handling in a script as simple as it
theoretically can be. A few lines
of script can replace several hundred lines of VB code. It’s included in the current release of
Boston WorkStation and it’s a really sweet concept. 2.
Boston Software is now a
McKesson Business Partner providing the WorkStation to four of its groups. We recently attended their Insight
convention. 3.
A nuance in a developing
scripts for Windows applications…only one script can connect to a given
application at a time. This means
that the WorkStation Application Viewer (which is just a glorified script)
cannot be connected to a Windows application while your script is connected. This is not an ideal situation, but you
can get information on the connection from your script in VBA’s immediate
window…?R.Window will give you the current window (as in [EMAIL PROTECTED],x), ?R.hWnd
is the window’s handle, ?View is it’s contents (you may need to be more
specific about the view’s b:=classname). Rich McNeil 866 653 5105 ____________________ Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. |
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