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What is the DLL named? According to the way AutoIt's SQLite functions work, if you're running 64 bit, it will tack on an unnecessary suffix to the file name. If @AutoItX64 And (StringInStr($sDll_Filename, "_x64") = 0) Then $sDll_Filename = StringReplace($sDll_Filename, ".dll", "_x64.dll")

I am done with your moaning about the helpfile. It is not a learn but rather a reference/syntax document, but very complete for a freeware language with loads of examples. This topic is now closed and the next time you have any smart remark about the helpfile, you will get to know my 2x4 ( and no, I am not going to explain this) Jos

That could be the case, but I am sorry to say that it wasn't very clear from your initial posted and you did post in the Support forum! No idea what this rant is about .. but "what ever" Bye, Jos

It's better than not, don't you agree! Here is what I meant, with a slight performance fix: #cs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- AutoIt Version: 3.3.12.0 Author: Chimaera Script Function: Desktop Resolution #ce ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> ; Only required for the MsgBox constant MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Desktop Resolution", _Desktop_Resolution() & " @ " & @DesktopRefresh & " Hertz") Func _Desktop_Resolution() Local $iDesktopWidth = @DesktopWidth, $iDesktopHeight = @DesktopHeight ; Slight speed increase by storing in variables Select Case $iDesktopWidth = 640 And $iDesktopHeight = 480 ; Video Graphics Array Return "640 x 480 (4:3) VGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 800 And $iDesktopHeight = 480 ; Wide Video Graphics Array Return "800 x 480 (4:3) WVGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 854 And $iDesktopHeight = 480 ; Full Wide Video Graphics Array Return "854 x 480 (4:3) FWVGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 800 And $iDesktopHeight = 600 ; Super Video Graphics Array Return "800 x 600 (4:3) SVGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 960 And $iDesktopHeight = 540 ; Quarter Full HD Return "960 x 540 (16:9) qHD" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1024 And $iDesktopHeight = 576; Wide Super Video Graphics Array Return "1024 x 576 (5:3) WSVGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1024 And $iDesktopHeight = 600 ; Wide Super Video Graphics Array Return "1024 x 600 (5:3) WSVGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1024 And $iDesktopHeight = 768; eXtended Graphics Array Return "1024 x 768 (4:3) XGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1152 And $iDesktopHeight = 864; eXtended Graphics Array Plus Return "1152 x 864 (4:3) XGA+" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1280 And $iDesktopHeight = 720 ; Wide eXtended Graphics Array Return "1280 x 720 (16:9) HD Ready" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1280 And $iDesktopHeight = 768; Wide eXtended Graphics Array Return "1280 x 768 (15:9) WXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1280 And $iDesktopHeight = 800 ; Wide eXtended Graphics Array Return "1280 x 800 (16:10) WXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1280 And $iDesktopHeight = 960 ; Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "1280 x 960 (4:3) SXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1280 And $iDesktopHeight = 1024; Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "1280 x 1024 (5:4) SXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1360 And $iDesktopHeight = 768; Wide eXtended Graphics Array Return "1360 x 768 (16:9) WXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1366 And $iDesktopHeight = 768; High Definition (720p) Return "1366 x 768 (16:9) HD [720p]" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1440 And $iDesktopHeight = 900 ; Wide Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "1440 x 900 (16:10) WSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1400 And $iDesktopHeight = 1050 ; Wide Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "1440 x 900 (16:10) WSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1600 And $iDesktopHeight = 900 ; High Definition Plus (900p) Return "1600 x 900 (16:9) HD+ [900p]" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1600 And $iDesktopHeight = 1200 ; Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "1600 x 1200 (4:3) UXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1680 And $iDesktopHeight = 1050 ; Wide Super eXtended Graphics Array Plus Return "1680 x 1050 (16:10) WSXGA+" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1920 And $iDesktopHeight = 1080 ; Full High Definition (1080p) Return "1920 x 1080 (16:9) HD [1080p]" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1920 And $iDesktopHeight = 1200 ; Wide Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "1920 x 1200 (16:10) WUXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 1920 And $iDesktopHeight = 1400 ; Tesselar eXtended Graphics Array Return "1920 x 1400 (48:35) TXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2048 And $iDesktopHeight = 1080 ; Digital Film Projection Return "2048 x 1080 (19:10) 2K" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2048 And $iDesktopHeight = 1152; Quad Wide eXtended Graphics Array Return "2048 x 1152 (4:3) QWXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2048 And $iDesktopHeight = 1536 ; Quad eXtended Graphics Array Return "2048 x 1536 (4:3) QXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2538 And $iDesktopHeight = 1080 ; Wide Projector Return "2538 x 1080 (47:20) Wide Projector" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2560 And $iDesktopHeight = 1080 ; Cinema TV Return "2560 x 1080 (64:27) Cinema TV" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2560 And $iDesktopHeight = 1440 ; Wide Quad High Definition Return "2560 x 1440 (16:9) WQHD" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2560 And $iDesktopHeight = 1600 ; Wide Quad eXtended Graphics Array Return "2560 x 1600 (16:10) WQXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2560 And $iDesktopHeight = 2048 ; Quad Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "2560 x 2048 (5:4) QSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 2880 And $iDesktopHeight = 900 ; Dell Alienware Return "2880 x 900 (16:5) Curved Display" Case $iDesktopWidth = 3200 And $iDesktopHeight = 2048 ; Wide Quad Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "3200 x 2048 (25:16) WQSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 3200 And $iDesktopHeight = 2400 ; Quad Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "3200 x 2048 (4:3) QUXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 3840 And $iDesktopHeight = 2160 ; Quad Full High Definition Return "3840 x 2160 (16:9) QFHD" Case $iDesktopWidth = 3840 And $iDesktopHeight = 2400 ; Wide Quad Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "3840 x 2048 (16:10) WQUXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 4096 And $iDesktopHeight = 1716 ; Digital Film Projection Return "4096 x 1716 (2:39) 4K" Case $iDesktopWidth = 4096 And $iDesktopHeight = 3072 ; Hex[adecatuple] eXtended Graphics Array Return "4096 x 3072 (4:3) HXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 5120 And $iDesktopHeight = 3200 ; Wide Hex[adecatuple] Extended Graphics Array Return "5120 x 3200 (16:10) WHXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 5120 And $iDesktopHeight = 4096 ; Hex[adecatuple] Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "5120 x 4096 (5:4) HSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 6400 And $iDesktopHeight = 4096 ; Wide Hex[adecatuple] Super eXtended Graphics Array Return "6400 x 4096 (25:16) WHSXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 6400 And $iDesktopHeight = 4800 ; Hex[adecatuple] Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "6400 x 4800 (4:3) HUXGA" Case $iDesktopWidth = 7680 And $iDesktopHeight = 4320 ; Ultra High Definition Television Return "7680 x 4320 (16:9) UHDT" Case $iDesktopWidth = 7680 And $iDesktopHeight = 4800 ; Wide Hex[adecatuple] Ultra eXtended Graphics Array Return "7680 x 4800 (16:10) WHUXGA" Case Else ; If nothing matches then return the following Return SetError(1, 0, "") EndSelect EndFunc ;==>_Desktop_Resolution

Not a valid statement!This options was only to catch Run() errors .. nothing more ..nothing less .. which is obsolete with the new implementation. There is no autoit3 option to suppress the error other then proper coding or shelling the compiled script with parameter /ErrorStdOut which will redirect the error information to STDOUT. Jos