How to determine if the current object is the Active Inspector?

J

John Riddle

Hello,

I've posted this question just last week, but it is no longer listed here at
all. Can someone please tell me how I can determine in vbscript if the item
is currently the active inspector.

I have a lot of code in behind my form, but I do not want it to execute
unless the item is opened and being worked with by the user. I need to stop
this code from executing if my vba code is accessing the items for some
reason.

What I'm looking for is something like:

If (item is activeinspector) then

Code to execute

End If

Can someone tell me what the proper terminology would be for (item is
activeinspector)? In this case item would be a contact item.

Thanks,

John
 

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