Launch InCopy using VB script and AppleScript

instead of myInCopy.Documents.Open
Shouldn't it be myInCopy.Open

Hi @devs27984525 , You also might look at the Bridgetalk object, which would let you open inCopy via JS. Here’s a sample:

var bt = new BridgeTalk();  
bt.target = "incopy";  
bt.body = "var mynum = 50; \r" + incopyScript.toString() + "\rincopyScript();";
//the inCopy JS function
$.writeln(bt.body)


bt.onResult = function(resObj) { 
    //get a string sent back from inCopy
    alert("InCopy sent this message back to InDesign. " + resObj.body);
}  

bt.onError = function( inBT ) { alert(inBT.body); };  
bt.send();  
      

/**
* An InCopy function 
* @ return string 
*/
function incopyScript() {  
    //InCopy is running
    alert ("From Incopy: Opening a Document" );
    
    //open a file named Test.icml on the desktop
    var f = Folder.desktop + "/Test.icml"
    var doc = app.open(new File(f))

    //a string returned back to InDesign
    var s = " Your document has been opened. Its name is " +doc.name + ". The sent variable mynum = " + mynum;
    return s
}  

BTW, does your VB syntax works when you run it on Windows as a standalone command?

Not familiar with VB but wouldn't the Open method expect parenthesis?

var myVBScript = 'Set myInCopy = CreateObject("InCopy.Application")\r'
+ 'myInCopy.Visible = True\r' + 'myInCopy.Documents.Open( "'
+ filePath + ' )"\r';

FWIW

Loic