will this handy AE subtitles script for Mac work on PC?

Hi,

Here is as after effects script I've used on the Mac for a while now (credits within the header info), it generates subtitles at layer markers using a text file. It's great for burning in your subs and you don't have to enter timecode, just hit * where you want the next line to appear/disappear. I hope you find it useful. My hidden agenda for posting however is whether any javascript wizards out there can spot how to make it work on a pc (I have been searching for the original script for some time now). Thanks in advance

{

// Subtitle generator by !Rocky

// modified by Colin Harman ( http://colinharman.com/ ) to work on a Mac

//

// Save this code as

// "subtitles.jsx"

//

// Create a text file with your subtitles.

// Each line of text is one on-screen line.

// To have several lines on-screen at the same time,

// simply separate them with a pipe ( | ) character.

// eg "Character 1 talks|Character 2 interrupts"

//

// Create a new text layer in your comp, adjust its position,

// make sure the text's centered, so it looks nice

// Add markers (Numpad *) where each subtitle line must be shown/hidden.

// With the text layer selected, run the script, and select the subtitles file.

// Enjoy!

function makeSubs() {

  var layer = app.project.activeItem.selectedLayers[0];

  if (layer.property("sourceText") != null) {

  var textFile = File.openDialog("Select a text file to open.", "");

  if (textFile != null) {

  var textLines = new Array();

  textFile.open("r", "TEXT", "????");

  while (!textFile.eof)

  textLines[textLines.length] = textFile.readln();

  textFile.close();

  var sourceText = layer.property("sourceText");

  var markers = layer.property("marker");

  for (var i = sourceText.numKeys; i >= 1; i--)

  sourceText.removeKey(i);

  var line = 0;

  var subTime, subText;

  for (var i = 1; i <= markers.numKeys; i++) {

  subTime = markers.keyTime(i);

  sourceText.setValueAtTime(0, " ");

  if ((i % 2) == 0) {

  subText = " ";

  }

  else {

  subText = textLines[line].replace("|", "\x0d\x0a");

  line++;

  }

  sourceText.setValueAtTime(subTime, new TextDocument(subText));

  }

  }

  }

}

makeSubs();

}