Setting PS5 Fonts with a VBScript

Just getting started with scripting. Wrote a small VBScript to place a photo's file name as a caption, but cannot set the desired font. The caption's position and wording appear, but it's always in the current PS5 default font, and no error message appears.
Guessing that I'm not referencing a correct object/property/method, but don't see the problem. Script is not available just now, or I'd include - will post again with the script if that's what's needed for some assistance. Thanks!

Thanks for your feedback.
I prepared a stand-alone version of the script which doesn't require including files from the JSON Action Manager library: Get-Font-PostScript-Name-SA.js.zip
Once unzipped, move the script to Presets>Scripts inside your Photoshop CS5 folder; after (re)starting the application, the script should be available from the File>Automate menu, and display an interactive dialog (from which you can copy the PostScript name of the selected font from the text field):
Please let me know if you have any problem...

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