SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI not working. Help me.

Question

I want to have a new pallete window on my bridge and the SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI script from SDK samples helped.
But only when I try it from running from Extendedscript Toolkit CS5.
When I put it on running from Bridge startup scripts, it doesn't work anymore.
I guess it has to do with the windows7 itself??? But I don't know.
I'm running as administrator.
The SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI code:
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@fileoverview Shows how to create a TabbedPalette in Bridge with ScriptUI components.
@class Shows how to create a TabbedPalette in Bridge with ScriptUI components.
<h4>Usage</h4>
<ol>
<li>    Run the snippet in the ExtendScript Toolkit (see Readme.txt), with Bridge CS5 as the target.
<li>You should find that a tabbed palette has been added to the Bridge browser window.
</ol>
<h4>Description</h4>
<p>Adds a script-defined tabbed palette to the Bridge browser window. 
<p>The palette is of the "script" type, and contains ScriptUI components,
text fields and buttons. The buttons have event handlers that
change the values in the text fields.
<p>The new palette appears in the default upper-left position in the browser. It can be
  dragged to other positions. <br />
@see SnpCreateWebTabbedPalette
@constructor Constructor.
function SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI()
     The context in which this snippet can run.
     @type String
    this.requiredContext = "\tExecute against Bridge main engine.\nBridge must not be running";
    $.level = 1; // Debugging level
    this.paletteRefs = null;
Functional part of this snippet. 
Creates the TabbedPalette object, defining the content with
ScriptUI components, and adds the palette to all open Bridge browser windows.
    @return True if the snippet ran as expected, false otherwise. 
    @type Boolean
SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI.prototype.run = function()
    var retval = true;
    if(!this.canRun())
        retval = false;   
        return retval;
    this.paletteRefs = new Array();
    var wrapper = this;
    // Create and add the TabbedPalette object and its contents.
    function addScriptPalette(doc)
        // Create the TabbedPalette object, of type "script"
        var scriptPalette = new TabbedPalette( doc, "SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI", "SnpSUIPalette", "script" );
        wrapper.paletteRefs.push(scriptPalette);   
        // Create a ScriptUI panel to be displayed as the tab contents.
        var tbPanel = scriptPalette.content.add('panel', [25,15,255,130], 'The Panel');
        // Add the UI components to the ScriptUI panel
        tbPanel.txtFieldLbl = tbPanel.add('statictext', [15,15,105,35], 'Times Clicked:');
        tbPanel.txtField = tbPanel.add('edittext', [115,15,215,35], '0');
        tbPanel.addBtn = tbPanel.add('button', [15,65,105,85], 'Add');
        tbPanel.subBtn = tbPanel.add('button', [120, 65, 210, 85], "Sub");
        // Define event listeners that implement behavior for the UI components
        tbPanel.addBtn.onClick = function()
            var txt = tbPanel.txtField;
            txt.text = parseInt(txt.text) + 1;
        tbPanel.subBtn.onClick = function()
            var txt = tbPanel.txtField;
            txt.text = parseInt(txt.text) - 1;
    // Add the palette to all open Bridge browser windows
    for(var i = 0;i < app.documents.length;i++)
        addScriptPalette(app.documents[i]);
    return retval;
  Determines whether snippet can be run given current context.  The snippet
  fails if these preconditions are not met:
  <ul>
  <li> Must be running in Bridge
  </ul>
  @return True is this snippet can run, false otherwise
  @type boolean
SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI.prototype.canRun = function()
    // Must run in Bridge
    if(BridgeTalk.appName == "bridge")
        return true;       
    // Fail if these preconditions are not met. 
    // Bridge must be running,
    $.writeln("ERROR:: Cannot run SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI");
    $.writeln(this.requiredContext);
    return false;
"main program": construct an anonymous instance and run it
  as long as we are not unit-testing this snippet.
if(typeof(SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI_unitTest) == "undefined") {
    new SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI().run();

Answer 1

Yes you could call the script from a menu item..
Change...
if(typeof(SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI_unitTest) == "undefined") {
    new SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI().run();
To:-
var newCommand = new MenuElement( "command", "SNP Test", "at the end of tools" , "xxxx" );
newCommand.onSelect = function () {
if(typeof(SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI_unitTest) == "undefined") {
    new SnpCreateTabbedPaletteScriptUI().run();
You can then start it from the tools menu.