Yes, I've seen that in some of the documents that have been posted and know that they're different, but the whitelist was meant to address this problem and help support 3rd party addins right? As an example, I tried to use a whitelist that would basically allow anything to try to test the plugin and the API function calls.
FILES_ALLOW_ANY = *
FILES_ALLOW_DIR_ANY = *
REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_CURRENT_USER\*
REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*
PROCESS_ALL_EXEC = *
NAMEDPIPES_ALLOW_ANY = *
EVENTS_ALLOW_ANY = *
MUTANT_ALLOW_ANY = *
Even with this, AVAppGetNumDocs would return 0. Is it the case that even with a whitelist set up, a plugin won't be able to operate on the document at all? For a plugin to gain any privileges to the current document, a user must click the Enable all features button first?
