Hello,

I've modified the "AppMon" script, but I don't understand why there's a Wordobject, I know what it does (make a list of processes), but not why Word is used. It takes a lot from my computer, so is there a way to do it on a different way?

code:

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var monitorTime = 1000;
var prename = false;
var premsg = false;
var prestat = 0;
try{
    var objWord = new ActiveXObject('Word.Application');
}catch{
    objWord = new Object;
    objWord.Tasks = function(){
        var Exists = function(){
            return false;
        }
    }
    objWord.Fake = true;
}

var MsgStatus = ["Don't Change", "Offline", "Appear Offline", "Online", "Busy", "Be Right Back", "Idle", "Away", "In A Call", "Out to Lunch"];

function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart){
    MsgPlus.AddTimer ("app_monitor", monitorTime);
}
function OnEvent_Uninitialize(MessengerExit){
    objWord.Quit();
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId){
    if (TimerId == 'app_monitor'){
        var colTasks = objWord.Tasks;

            if(colTasks.Exists("Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition")){
                var name = colTasks("Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition").Name;
                if (name != prename){
                    var RE = new RegExp("^(.+)\ - Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition$",'i');

                    if (!prename){
                        premsg = Messenger.MyPersonalMessage;
                    }
                    Messenger.MyPersonalMessage = name.replace(RE, "Op dit moment ben ik programmerende met '$1' (Realtime gegevens)");

                    prename = name;

                }
            }  else {
                Messenger.MyPersonalMessage = "Op dit moment ben ik niet aan het programmeren (Realtime gegevens)";
                }
        }
        MsgPlus.AddTimer ("app_monitor", monitorTime);
    }

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Fixed it by myself.

I looked at other scripts with aproximatically the same options, learned, copied, pasted, now it works.

by modifying have you fixed the browse button on Vista?

No, I've done the same as first, but without the Word object