I've posted an updated version of my droplet decompiler here (http://ps-scripts.com/bb/viewtopic.php?p=2337#2337).

This script can decompile a droplet to its original Action file or to executable Javascript.
The Action file output is useful for those times when you have a droplet but lost the original Action.
The Javascript output is very handy when trying to figure out how to script something that's recordable with an action but for which there is no standard JS API. The JS output is also far more readable than ScriptListener code and is directly executable.

ciao,
-X

You are amazing, X... What a great idea. Wish I had CS2 so I could try it. (I'm still clinging to PS7.)

When do you think the CS edition will be ready?

With CS3 on the horizon (I'm predicting 10/06), I hope Adobe doesn't throw everyone another curve with more changes to the scripting libraries.

Thanks for your ongoing development efforts.

I have some code working to retrofit my Action file code to CS and PS7. Unfortunately, there is a bug in the JS interpreter in CS (and probably PS7) such that my fix only works in CS2. Kinda misses the point, eh?

I'll track down the problem when I've got a free afternoon. When I get this fixed, a lot of my other action tools should be able to work with little or no change.

-X