Alex,
There's a CLS (Common Language Specification) language called
JScript.NET, through which you can write J(ava)script and access
the classes of the .NET Framework SDK, like System.Windows.-
Forms classes. The name of its command-line compiler is jsc.
Also, Craig Andera of PluralSight wrote a nifty example of running
JScript macros in WinForms that he described in a recent blog entry,
http://pluralsight.com/blogs/craig/a...5/27/8636.aspx
I'll keep this semi-topical by observing one could probably do the
same in a WebForm (that's if you *trusted* a user to write an honest
macro in script).
Derek Harmon