Opening a Script for Editing

The steps to open an existing script vary slightly depending on the script type.

To open an application script

1. In the Scripts pane, double-click Application.

   The Application Script dialog appears.

2. In the Condition Type list, click the type of script to edit.

To open a window script

3. In the Windows pane, right-click the window name, and then click Window Scripts.

   Alternatively, open the window that the script is associated with. Right-click on a blank area in the window, and then click Window Scripts.

4. In the Condition Type list, click the condition to cause the script to run.

To open an ActiveX event script

• Do any of the following:

  • In the Scripts pane, expand ActiveX Event, and then double-click the script name.

  • Double-click the ActiveX control instance that the script is associated with. Click the Events tab, and then double-click the cell that contains the script name.

To open an action script

5. Open the window that contains the graphic element that the action script is associated with. A typical use for an action script would be to script an action on a button.

6. Double-click the graphic element that the action script is associated with.

7. In the Touch Pushbuttons area, click Action. The Script Editor appears.

8. In the Condition Type list, click the action to cause the script to run.

To open key, condition, or data change scripts

9. In the Scripts pane, expand the script category, and then double-click the script name.

   • The Script Editor appears. Click the Browse button, and click the script name.

10. If applicable, in the Condition Type list, click the condition to cause the script to run.