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That needed these settings in the registry: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\application/pdf] @="PDFXCviewIEPlugin.CoPDFXCviewIEPlugin.1" "CLSID"="{C5D07EB6-BBCE-4DAE-ACBB-D13A8D28CB1F}" "Extension"=".pdf" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Associations\MIMEAssociations\application/pdf\UserChoice] "Progid"="PDFXCviewIEPlugin.CoPDFXCviewIEPlugin.1"

I have my "final" version! (yes, I know what a joke that is . . .) It works and my dad can Play-Paus easily with the giant button filling most of the 10.1" display on his tablet. Here is the current AutoIt version for your viewing pleasure. I cannot express enough thanks to CYCho for doing most of the hard work on this project. My 96-year-old dad is now "self sufficient" with his Monk habit (60GB 8-season series on the Tablet) and only 2 buttons to press (the one on the tablet and a mechanical giant power button on a modified TV remote control. Thanks, Carl BigPause-118-m3u.au3

HotStrings are similar to AutoIts HotKey function but they trigger on a string of characters, instead of a key or key combination. This has been built because of popular requested from the community. Instructions for use: Download the HotString.au3 (from the GitHub link) and put it in the same directory as your script. Then try out the code example below, or use the library in your own application. Please visit https://github.com/jvanegmond/hotstrings for the download (download zip in bottom right). Or get it directly from master. Example #include <HotString.au3> HotStringSet("callme{enter}", examplefunction) While 1 Sleep(10) WEnd Func examplefunction() MsgBox(0,"","You typed callme! :)") EndFunc

It's great to see that you did it. I enjoyed helping you help your dad. Cheers to you and your daddy! GUICtrlSetFont(-1, $vcWidth/8, 900) I like this. Good job!

Thanks mLipok I will try this soon. Hopefully my original example worked well enough to start with I wrote it at 4:30am without any sleep before posting, looks like your modal db is bigger than mine, maybe this is mssql engine version? i am using mssql 2019? 2mb works for me but looks like you need 5mb. For the above mentioned warning, without yet testing my best guess is that the recordset object Isn't cleaned up in the _ADO_Execute function when you use $bReturnAsArray = True and can't be cleaned up later because the object handle Isn't returned, instead the array is. I had noticed this in the UDF function so I avoided using it this way in my scripts because then I can always clean up the object. I thought it might be a risk of the recordset object being left open and ado perhaps returning the handle to the same object the next time which then maybe increments the size of the original recordset object and adds further field objects to that original. Rather than working out how to test this theory I just chose to always use $bReturnAsArray = false in my scripts, maybe you can try adding the clean up of the recordset object to the _ADO_Execute function if $bReturnAsArray is true before returning with the array and see if the problem persists? Thanks

why can't you just loop while the JSON obj is empty? why use static sleeps at all? can you not detect in code when the object is empty?