Script Editor - Script Outline window not available

I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have the Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go to the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.

The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have an outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't see any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click on a module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window to display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project window, which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have the Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go to the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.

Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to click on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

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alter it so that a
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wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.


.

You don't see the code window because you closed it previously, so those
commands you were given are useless. (I know. You found the instructions
in "Help"!) To get that window back, in the Project Explorer window of the
Windows Script Editor, there's a tree view listing the object names of your
project. Select the DAP name with your mouse, then select the "View Code"
icon above the tree view, just below the title bar of the Project Explorer
window. Your DAP script will appear in the center frame (or wherever you
docked it if you changed the default.)

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to use my UNALTERED
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wrote in message
...
Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to click on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

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alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
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wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.


.

First of all, thanks so much for your help.

Look at this URL:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-
us/odeopg/html/deovrworkingwithmicrosoftscripteditor.asp

It shows the Script Outline window I'm talking about. I
actually see my HTML script, but no OUTLINE window where I
can assign functions and routines to events based on
objects on my DAP.
-----Original Message-----
You don't see the code window because you closed it
previously, so those
commands you were given are useless. (I know. You found
the instructions
in "Help"!) To get that window back, in the Project
Explorer window of the
Windows Script Editor, there's a tree view listing the
object names of your
project. Select the DAP name with your mouse, then
select the "View Code"
icon above the tree view, just below the title bar of the
Project Explorer
window. Your DAP script will appear in the center frame
(or wherever you
docked it if you changed the default.)

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

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alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
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wrote in message
...
Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I
right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to click
on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I
should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project
window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have
the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go
to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script
Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.


.



.

Oh. You don't see that window either, because you previously closed the
Document Outline window, too. To get that window back, make sure that the
DAP you want is selected in the Project Explorer window of the Windows
Script Editor, then press CTRLALTT to open the Document Outline
window. Select the "Script Outline" icon just below the Document Outline
window title bar.

So, I learned something new today, too. Thanks!

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to use my UNALTERED
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wrote in message
...
First of all, thanks so much for your help.

Look at this URL:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-
us/odeopg/html/deovrworkingwithmicrosoftscripteditor.asp

It shows the Script Outline window I'm talking about. I
actually see my HTML script, but no OUTLINE window where I
can assign functions and routines to events based on
objects on my DAP.
-----Original Message-----
You don't see the code window because you closed it
previously, so those
commands you were given are useless. (I know. You found
the instructions
in "Help"!) To get that window back, in the Project
Explorer window of the
Windows Script Editor, there's a tree view listing the
object names of your
project. Select the DAP name with your mouse, then
select the "View Code"
icon above the tree view, just below the title bar of the
Project Explorer
window. Your DAP script will appear in the center frame
(or wherever you
docked it if you changed the default.)

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those messages!)


wrote in message
...
Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I
right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to click
on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I
should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project
window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
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reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have
the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I go
to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script
Outline
window available....only the Object Browser window.


.



.

So, I've tried that and no luck. I have FrontPage 2003
and Office 2000 installed on the same machine with my
problem. It's like the Script Editor is not fully
functional in Access 2000. When I launch the Script
Editor in FP, I get all the windows I want....but I want
them in Access. Ugh!
-----Original Message-----
Oh. You don't see that window either, because you
previously closed the
Document Outline window, too. To get that window back,
make sure that the
DAP you want is selected in the Project Explorer window
of the Windows
Script Editor, then press CTRLALTT to open the
Document Outline
window. Select the "Script Outline" icon just below the
Document Outline
window title bar.

So, I learned something new today, too. Thanks!

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those messages!)


wrote in message
...
First of all, thanks so much for your help.

Look at this URL:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-
us/odeopg/html/deovrworkingwithmicrosoftscripteditor.asp

It shows the Script Outline window I'm talking about. I
actually see my HTML script, but no OUTLINE window
where I
can assign functions and routines to events based on
objects on my DAP.
-----Original Message-----
You don't see the code window because you closed it
previously, so those
commands you were given are useless. (I know. You
found
the instructions
in "Help"!) To get that window back, in the Project
Explorer window of the
Windows Script Editor, there's a tree view listing the
object names of your
project. Select the DAP name with your mouse, then
select the "View Code"
icon above the tree view, just below the title bar of
the
Project Explorer
window. Your DAP script will appear in the center
frame
(or wherever you
docked it if you changed the default.)

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am
trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I
right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to
click
on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I
should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have
an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't
see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click
on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window
to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project
window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA
Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database
needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft
Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and
should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free
to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have
the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I
go
to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script
Outline
window available....only the Object Browser
window.


.



.



.

The Windows Script Editor is _not_ a component of Microsoft Office, so it's
not integrated into Access like the VB Editor is. Access 2K was the first
version that offered Data Access Pages, so it's entirely possible that the
object model that the Windows Script Editor is reading in order to display
the information in the Document Outline window was not as fully developed in
Access 2K as it is with later versions of Microsoft applications, such as
FrontPage 2003.

I have Access 2003 and Windows Script Editor 10.0 loaded on my computer, and
I can see the Document Outline window with the items that you describe. I
_think_ that Access XP DAP's have enough of the object model available for
the Windows Script Editor to read these items, too, but someone else will
need to confirm this for you.

Perhaps you should post a question in a News Group dedicated to the Windows
Script Editor about reading an Access 2K (or XP) DAP object, since the
Microsoft.Public.Access News Group is dedicated to issues concerning
Microsoft Access databases, not software applications that manipulate
objects created by Access.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to use my UNALTERED
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wrote in message
...
So, I've tried that and no luck. I have FrontPage 2003
and Office 2000 installed on the same machine with my
problem. It's like the Script Editor is not fully
functional in Access 2000. When I launch the Script
Editor in FP, I get all the windows I want....but I want
them in Access. Ugh!
-----Original Message-----
Oh. You don't see that window either, because you
previously closed the
Document Outline window, too. To get that window back,
make sure that the
DAP you want is selected in the Project Explorer window
of the Windows
Script Editor, then press CTRLALTT to open the
Document Outline
window. Select the "Script Outline" icon just below the
Document Outline
window title bar.

So, I learned something new today, too. Thanks!

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those messages!)


wrote in message
...
First of all, thanks so much for your help.

Look at this URL:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-
us/odeopg/html/deovrworkingwithmicrosoftscripteditor.asp

It shows the Script Outline window I'm talking about. I
actually see my HTML script, but no OUTLINE window
where I
can assign functions and routines to events based on
objects on my DAP.
-----Original Message-----
You don't see the code window because you closed it
previously, so those
commands you were given are useless. (I know. You
found
the instructions
in "Help"!) To get that window back, in the Project
Explorer window of the
Windows Script Editor, there's a tree view listing the
object names of your
project. Select the DAP name with your mouse, then
select the "View Code"
icon above the tree view, just below the title bar of
the
Project Explorer
window. Your DAP script will appear in the center
frame
(or wherever you
docked it if you changed the default.)

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
Thanks.....maybe I should be more specific. I am
trying
to add a script to a data access page and I know it
doesn't use VBA. When in design mode from a dap, I
right-
click on Microsoft Script Editor and then try to
click
on
Windows, more Windows and microsoft.com tells me I
should
see a Script Outline Window option????
-----Original Message-----
The VB Editor for Microsoft Access 2K does not have
an
outline window.
"Full Module View" and "Procedure View" are the only
views available for
viewing and working on your VBA code. If you don't
see
any module windows
open when you open the VB Editor, then right-click
on a
module name or form
name listed in the tree view of the Project window
to
display the pop-up
menu, then select "View Code" to view that module's
code. If your Project
window has been removed from your screen, then press
CTRLR or select
View menu - Project Explorer to open the Project
window,
which will display
the names of the forms and modules in the VBA
Project.

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database
needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft
Access
tips.

(Any human can read my reply E-mail address and
should
alter it so that a
message will be forwarded to me. Spammers are free
to
use my UNALTERED
reply E-mail address. I will *never* get those
messages!)


wrote in message
...
I have Access 2000 on Windows Server 2003 and have
the
Web
Scripting Office tool installed, however, when I
go
to
the
Microsoft Script Editor, I don't have the Script
Outline
window available....only the Object Browser
window.


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