In message <52dc927df1steven.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Steven Pampling <steven.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 10 Oct, David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Ovation Pro lets you write new print formats via its script language, so >> it definitely can be done, only snag is no one understands how. > I recall looking at scripting in RISC OS applications pushing to OvPro, > Impression, and Squirrel. Damned if I know where I put all the stuff I did > (all though I do recall sending a collection of stuff for Organiser to > Chris M. > If the mood is right I might start digging. Most of these script languages > are fairly logical. PERL rather does my head in though. Ovation Pro has it's own script language built in, which allows other to write add-on applets (like plug-ins). It's similar to C. Take a look at: http://www.dentrassis.com/opro_script/ Sometime ago I wrote a couple of small utilities to help send data to Ovation Pro, but more of a way to call and pass data to the scrip functions in Ovation Pro or it's applets. See CallOPro and SendOPro http://www.crawford-print.co.uk/opro.php#callopro To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling