ScriptBoard 2.1

ScriptBoard application was designed to support both JavaScript and VBScript To be a competent script programmer depends on two things: one is language skill, the other is the amount of ActiveX objects you can use. ScriptBoard focues on the second - It helps you to understand ActiveX objects quickly and precisely, and more importantly, with less pain.
Without any MS Word programming experiences, with the help of ScriptBoard, within an hour, I understood how to manipulate complex tables of Word Doc - A nitpicking customer of mine required the printed reports must look the same as their samples, which were prepared with MS Word. I must X-ray their sample document before I can program it. To do so, I typed these two script lines on ScriptBoards Script Editor pane, then pressed F5 to execute the codes.
sb.open("medias.doc");
sb.it(sb.document);
Again, when many people were reading tons of articles on WMI programming, I was clicking on the tree nodes of ScriptBoards IT pane, letting ScriptBoard tell me what a Win32 class was about. All I had to do is to let ScriptBoard to execute these three lines of JavaSript. (See screenshot)
var svc=GetObject("winmgmts:");
var procs=svc.InstancesOf("Win32_Process");
sb.IT(procs);
ScriptBoard application was designed to support both JavaScript and VBScript.
ScriptBoard has a library, which you keep your well-tested script functions. You can have as many library items as you need. When the script engine initiates, you selected library ites are automatically loaed - you dont have to put every thing into the Script Eiditors view.
In JavaScript codes, you can use VBScript functions implemented in your library, and vice versa.
Version restrictions:
- 14 days trial