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I should not only read but understand the help file: "Terminating the script will stop the sound." Thanks for clarification! I need a pot of coffee now!

adz89, Just to be sure that you are using the correct paths, try running FileExists with the same strings as you use in the script and see if that returns 1. That will tell you if the script is looking in the right place. M23

You have 2 options. Check this topic:

Your problem is that you use single quotes around column names. Single quotes are for enclosing string litterals. Albeit SQLite does a smart job at silently correctly internally your create table statement, it can't do the same in the where clause, so that where clause simply compares both strings, which obviously fails. Change your statements so that column names are enclosed in square brackets [column 1] or double quotes "column 2" or even grave accents `column 3`. You wouldn't need that if your column names didn't have white space or conflict with reserved keywords. Use the same delimiters for any schema name (table, index, column, database alias, view, constraint, foreign key, ...) EDIT: forgot to mention that enclosing schema names with grave accent is AFAIK an undocumented feature to ease porting to MySQL. Unlike square brackets and double quotes, grave accents seem to have issues in some constructs, so the best bet is to stick to [my column name is beautiful] or "আমার কলামের নাম সুন্দর" (this is the bengali translation of the same name: schema columns are Unicode aware and caseless for lower ASCII only)

If you want to do that, then write the WinGetHandle and ControlGetHandle functions first and get other functions to call that. Even if they are just wrappers for FindWindow(Ex).

Yes.

NEVERMIND. Found it. Script is capable of it and I was always wondering if it was or was not. $AttachFiles = "C:\file1.txt;c:\file2.log;c:\file4.exe"