I'd not checked that, sorry. Looking through the code, there's no real public interface (or even a single SKILL private interface) to initialise the assistant (it doesn't get created until the first time it is displayed - essentially lazy evaluation to save start up time in the event of not using it) - it's only when it is first started (even that there's no interface for). This would need you to contact customer support for a request for a function to do this. It probably will be best if you can explain why you need the name of the object so that the correct function is made available in case there's a simpler solution to your underlying request. Regards, Andrew.![]()
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