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I assumed you are using SciTE as Editor to modify the source. F1 ( and it could be you need to use Fn+F1 when your Keyboard is set that way!). When you move your cursor to the function RunWait() and then do F1, the Helpfile will be opened with an explanation of the function. mmm ... that means you do not take the time to read and understand ... just try to be patient and do so to really learn to program yourself! Have you tried googling on this to see what that could mean? hint ... now start reading and only come back with a question when you have actually read my answers properly and read on the function. I won't be replying to follow-up question unless you demonstrate you did. Jos

You are also missing a quote from the provided code, no? Local $Magick = 'magick convert "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Folder\image.jpg" -crop +125+25 -crop -125-25 image1.png"' Local $Magick = 'magick convert "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Folder\image.jpg" -crop +125+25 -crop -125-25 "image1.png"'

Remove Exit Function it will exit the loop see.https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/keywords/Exit.htm

Moved to the appropriate forum, as the Developer General Discussion forum very clearly states: Moderation Team

I would suggest changing several things -- Move your Global declarations outside of the functions Move the call to CheckIfTabloExist outside of your For...Next. Otherwise, you call it multiple times when the value hasn't been set. You may want to look at using FileReadToArray, which would allow you to do something like this -- Local $aFiles = FileReadToArray($sConfigPath) $sDownloadFolderPath = $aFiles[0] $sLocalFolderPath = $aFiles[1] $sTabloFolderPath = $aFiles[2]

Because you call CheckIfTabloExist 3 times. Only on the third call sTabloFolderPath exists and has valid content. I would modify your script as follows: #include <Array.au3> #include <String.au3> #include <AutoItConstants.au3> #include <WinAPIFiles.au3> Global $hConfigOpen, $sReadConfig, $sDownloadFolderPath, $sLocalFolderPath, $sTabloFolderPath Global $sConfigPath = (@ScriptDir & "\Config.txt") Func GetConfigFile() $hConfigOpen = FileOpen($sConfigPath, $FO_READ) If $hConfigOpen = -1 Then Exit MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "error reading Config.txt.") ; If open error For $nLine = 1 To 3 $sReadConfig = FileReadLine($hConfigOpen, $nLine) If $nLine = 1 Then $sDownloadFolderPath = $sReadConfig If $nLine = 2 Then $sLocalFolderPath = $sReadConfig If $nLine = 3 Then $sTabloFolderPath = $sReadConfig If Not FileExists($sTabloFolderPath) Then Beep(800, 1000) MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", $sTabloFolderPath & " does not exist!") Exit EndiF Endif Next EndFunc ;==>GetConfigFile

Yea but you didnt learn what @WorkingDir was... Use that instead of the quoted path. If you are running from the same folder. I highly recommend going back to the help page and looking at the now working section.. It might be hard to understand without context but once u have something working you should be able to see whats going on.. @WorkingDir is a variable you can use not just a (Value) you can enter

WORK IN PROGRESS! The Simple Library Docs Generator allows to create CHM files from standard UDF function headers. The resulting CHM will look like the CHM help file that comes with AutoIt. Standard UDF headers are described in the wiki. Download the SLDG from the files forum. The SLDG has been written by MrCreatoR. A few modifications have been made by me.

Set the Workingdir (parameter 2) to the proper path in the RunWait()?

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