I found the issue. It appears that there are 2 objects with the same properties on the Page. I set the object one level down to Browse().Page().Table() and it worked fine.
I do have another question though. I stopped using the OR and decided to use descriptive programming exclusively. I also assign a variable to all of the descriptions and load them as a resource at runtime. This is cool and all but it's extremely slow! Then I have to ask - what's the point? Yes, I have one place I can go to change a value if the description changes while the variable remains the same. But I can do the same with an OR and it's 10x as fast. Am I just doing something wrong?
Thanks..
I do have another question though. I stopped using the OR and decided to use descriptive programming exclusively. I also assign a variable to all of the descriptions and load them as a resource at runtime. This is cool and all but it's extremely slow! Then I have to ask - what's the point? Yes, I have one place I can go to change a value if the description changes while the variable remains the same. But I can do the same with an OR and it's 10x as fast. Am I just doing something wrong?
Thanks..