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Re: Can anyone explain Word behavior???
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Re: Can anyone explain Word behavior???


  • Subject: Re: Can anyone explain Word behavior???
  • From: Patrick Wynne <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 20:08:11 -0800 (PST)

Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden> wrote:

> Back in the main VB language Reference read up on
> the MacScript method -it's the way you call AppleScript within
> VB the same way you call VB within AppleScript - very nifty. You
> can put an entire AppleScript in quotes or in a variable, or
> call an applet by its file path, just as in AppleScript you can
> put a whole VB script in quotes or else call an installed macro.
> In both cases you have to remember to convert line endings, but
> it means the two languages can talk back and forth to each
> other.)

Has anyone actually gotten this to work? I know that I've tried many,
many times over the last year or so and every time I get an error when
I try to use the MacScript command, whether with script statements or
trying to call an applet. I even asked on this very list if anyone had
gotten it to work and received one negative reply (and no positive
ones).

I'd really like to know how to make this work. Any help?

Thanks,

Patrick Wynne
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