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  1. Jon

    AutoIt v3.3.10.0 Released

    AutoIt v3.3.10.0 has been released. Big thanks to everyone involved in this release, including past and present contributors, beta testers, moderators and MVPs. It really is a massive group effort! There's still a lot to do in future releases, but at least we have got a stable release out there that we can build on There are too many changes and fixes to list here, but some highlights include: 90+ bugs fixes and additions to the main AutoIt executables. 90+ bug fixes and additions to the user defined functions (UDFs). Much improved Unicode support within the regular expression engine for non-English character sets. Extensive AutoItX changes, including an easy to use .NET Assembly interface and a set of PowerShell CmdLets. Download it here. Complete list of changes: History
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  2. Oyvlei, The accounts are merged. And I suggest you read up on the Forum rules before you post again as your record so far is pretty dismal. As to your question, if the files are all in the same folder then you can use FileDelete with a wildard ("test*.*" should work) - if they are in several folders than you can use the _FileListToArrayRec function to list them and then loop through the returned array deleting them in turn by name. M23
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  3. @error is set to non zero if the call fails and 1 is non zero so I think the help covers it. Have you checked that GetModuleHandle and GetProcAddress are returning sensible answers? Have you tried using DllCall?
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  4. Use the separate SciTE4AutoIt3 installer to get the full version including Tidy etc,... Jos
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