ActiveX Scripting Options

You bring up this window by first clicking the "Program Options" Section header. Then select the "ActiveX Scripting" menu item.

When you make changes to the general or ActiveX options this save change button is enabled. You can click this button anytime to save changes already made. If this button is enabled and you select to leave the current screen the program will ask you whether or not you want to save changes.

Check this checkbox if you want to use ActiveX Scripting. Unchecked the program will not load the ActiveX Scripting controls.

In this text box you enter the type of scripting language you are using. For example VBScript, JScript, PerlScript, etc. Any language that supports the ActiveX scripting technology can be used.

In this box you would enter the file extension you are using for your scripting files. For example if you save your files as text enter "txt". If you use the visual basic scripting extension you would enter "vbs". This value tells Message Parse what files to read from the scripting directory.

Message Parse allows you to save your script files on any connected drive. You use this text box to enter any valid drive path. By default script files are saved in a sub folder called "Scripts".

The Browse button allows you to bring up a Windows dialog so that you can select the template path from folders on your machine. By selecting a folder path the Template File Path text box is automatically filled with your selection.