The answer to both my question seem to be the object.sleep(int) method. When you're repeatedly calling a desktopx value in a loop like this it seem to work best if you include the line "Object.Sleep 1" in the For loop somewhere.
Has any one tried to use the opacity method of the desktopX.object class? I've written the following bit of code, it simply moves the object across the screen and makes it slowly disappear. Or it's supposed to. When I run this code the object moves ok, but the opacity isn't updated. When I uncomment the msgbox line below it works perfectly. Is there some kind of refresh method that I need to call? Also, I'd like to avoid using a "sleep" call t
Has any one tried to use the opacity method of the desktopX.object class? I've written the following bit of code, it simply moves the object across the screen and makes it slowly disappear. Or it's supposed to. When I run this code the object moves ok, but the opacity isn't updated. When I uncomment the msgbox line below it works perfectly. Is there some kind of refresh method that I need to call? Also, I'd like to avoid using a "sleep" call t
What are you trying to do with it? I've a bit if experiance with vbscript and vba. I might be able to help.
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