Appears when you add a script to a custom toolbar, either by dragging a saved script file onto a toolbar or by dragging selected
text from the script editor onto a toolbar and then selecting Script Command (external file).
NoteThis method of creating commands and adding them to toolbars is somewhat deprecated. It is recommended that you create self-installing
command, and then add a button for that command to a toolbar if desired. See Custom Command Wizard [SDK Guide].
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The name that appears as a label on the toolbar button.
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The name that gets logged in the history when you run the command from the toolbar.
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An optional description of the command. This description is displayed in the Customize Toolbar dialog box and the Keyboard
Mapping dialog box.
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The name of the file that contains the saved script. Use the browse button (...) to find more files.
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The scripting language in which the script is written. The available choices depend on the ActiveX-enabled scripting languages
that are installed on your computer.
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The procedure to run when the button is clicked, in case multiple procedures are declared within the same script file. To
see a list of available procedures, you must click . If you do not specify a procedure, only global code will be executed, as well as any procedures that are called from global
code.
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If the procedure specified in contains arguments, they are listed under . For each argument, type a value in the corresponding box.
Note that the option on the drop-down list does not work.
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Parses the script to find any defined procedures and arguments. Warning! Parsing a script may execute global code; i.e., any code that is not within a defined procedure. In such cases, it
will also run procedures that are called from global code.
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