' ' Example Program to Demonstrate OLE Scripting Access to Badboy ' ' This program shows how you can manipulate Badboy as an OLE object ' via the Windows Scripting Host. You can load scripts and play them ' in a scripted environment this way. ' ' Expect many more OLE methods & properties to be exposed in the future! ' ' Create a Badboy instance Dim badboy Set badboy = WScript.CreateObject("Badboy.Document") ' Open a file to play badboy.openFile2("c:\test.bb") ' Note: at this point the window will be invisible. If you want to see it ' then you can set the visible property directly: ' badboy.Visible = true ' Tell badboy to start playing the script badboy.play ' If the script exits then the badboy instance will be destroyed. ' so sleep while it is playing to let it finish while badboy.isPlaying WScript.Sleep(1000) wend MsgBox("Done!")