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One method would be to run the attached script which creates a file, "All.au3", which contains all the au3 files in the Include directory. So, to include all include files, put #include "All.au3" at the top of your script, and, have the "All.au3" file in the same directory as the script you are working on. Or, use #include "FullPath\All.au3" if the "All.au3" file is not in the same directory as the working script. #include <File.au3> #include <Array.au3> ;#include "All.au3" ; Having run this script the "All.au3" file exists. So the above line,';#include "All.au3"' can be un-commented, and ; the top two include files can be commented out. Local $FileContents Local $IncludeAll = "All.au3" ; Found in this script's directory. Local $aIncludes = _FileListToArray(StringRegExpReplace(@AutoItExe, "\\[^\\]+$", "") & "\include\", "*.au3") ;_ArrayDisplay($aIncludes) Local $hFileOpenWrite = FileOpen($IncludeAll, 2) ; Write mode (erase previous contents) $FileContents = "#include-Once" & @CRLF & @CRLF For $i = 1 To UBound($aIncludes) - 1 $FileContents &= '#include <' & $aIncludes[$i] & '>' & @CRLF Next FileWrite($hFileOpenWrite, $FileContents) FileClose($hFileOpenWrite) ShellExecute($IncludeAll)

Hello, rcostin, and welcome to the forum! This UDF does not directly support that capability. You will have to independently produce a new gif file that includes the text overlay you desire, and then play the newly created file. Good luck.

consolewrite is a function that writes the data to the console window. F1 is your super best friend for the remainder of your days.

So not sure about the rest of you, but even after downloading the SDK and launching the application, I still got errors and was unable to use it (figured out needed to launch as admin for it to work right), but for those who would rather just use a small, portable application that does the exact same thing (and even almost looks the exact same) as the OLE/COM Object Viewer in the Windows SDK, click here. On this page, you will find a crap ton of free tools including "MiTeC OLE/COM Object Explorer 1.3". Enjoy!