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From: John Shanley
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 11:44
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 11:44
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Stu and Ole: Thanks for the help sorting out the VB tangle. I did download the CCE. Maybe I'll find a use for it as a lightweight solution on other Workstations. I was concerned with loading VB5 because it's older technology. Didn't know if it would overwrite newer files and cause my Win2k systems to throw a fit. Ole: If disabling VBScript is overkill, what do you suggest for the dealing with the security threat? After working for years with VB/VBA, my first intro to AS made think it was a toy, in comparison. But now, it's the perfect tool for scripting and VB is the hassle.<G> It is a concern to need to learn 2 languages if your bi-OS. Being more familiar with VB, I'll be concentrating my scripting efforts on that platform. Thanks again, JohnS
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