Greetings,
Here is some further information:

The Scripts Module within a Boston WorkStation 7.0 project is exportable -
and will directly import into VB6 without modifications (once exported it is
a standard .BAS file). You would need to set a Reference in VB6 to Boston
WorkStation 7.0 Main DLL as described earlier.

There are some changes required to bring BWS 7.0 "VBA" scripts into .Net,
the below is just a generalization, not <everything you may need to know>
.Net requires you declare an object name
Dim W as New BostonWorkStation70.BostonWorkStation
And you must use "dot" notation for all commands. (note there is a setting
in BWS so that it builds a W. formatted command when you do an Enter, Pause
etc.
And the Connect statement requires the enum to be displayed as show below
(The VB.Net IntelliSense shows these btw.)
w.Connect("Demo1", BostonWorkStation70.enumStreamType.stStream)


And for the question I just saw about running without a form in VB6... 
First start a new project, add (or import as above) then remove the Form1.
Next do to Project, Properties - change Startup object to reflect the Sub
you want to run and Voila! a formless exe...

Regards,
Thom


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ross Stolle
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 2:50 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [Talk] Executable in 7.0

Are you able to make an executable of a script in BSS7.0?  We've always made
executables and put them on user's machines to run themselves with 6.0 and
would like to do the same with 7.0.  Thank you!

Ross Stolle
Integration Engineer
Avera McKennan Hospital
Sioux Falls, SD



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