Viv,

>Literally just insert the javascript line
>

debugger;

>in the javascript code at the point you want the debugger to kick in - but I think you've worked that out now anyway.

Thanks. I'd tried that but IIRC that just triggered an error or did nothing.

>Don't know why you're getting those choices - I get a single 'MS Script Editor' and, if VS .NET is loaded, an option like 'Output:Visual Studio .NET 2003' (the 'Output' bit varies depending on the active window in VS at the time) in addition to the .NET 'New Instance' option. But at least you can debug the script now ? :-)

Yup the first MS SCript Editor doesn't work, the second one does, I don't know why I don't get the current instance of VS either.

>I see you've made progress on the contains[] issue as well....

Yup I got it all working pretty cool. At some point I'll get an article up on my website for it.