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I copied yours and the Twilight themes to create two new theme files: SciTEConfig.rar

Ah ok, thanks. I use Auto IT Portable and SciTE Portable, so didn't need the admin thingie!

Thanks for that. I use non-standard paths and forget that a standard install will go in a protected path 😅

these buttons are irrelevant, they are about the report. Just close the window with X (don't press Exit Script). it's at the end, it doesn't matter However, for the script to work, you need to put #RequireAdmin at the top of the script (because it is going to copy the files to the C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3 folder)

After executing the install script, a window appears. At the bottom are 3 large buttons: ------Copy Data & Hdr/Row--------- ------------Copy Data Only----------- ----------------[20] [6]------------------- ---------------Exit Script---------------- I suppose it doesn't matter. As I think you're simply copying Header and Row info. ._old ... Ok gotcha! Hmm, may be a while before I figure out how to do that! lol

lol ok thanks, least your honest!

to tell the truth, neither do I. I did not enter the proceedings I open them with notepad++

This happened to me recently. First be sure you're using the full SciTE editor. Then add the following to the directives at the top: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Au3Stripper=y #Au3Stripper_Parameters=/mo When you next compile it, a version of your script with "_stripped" appended to the filename will be created. When you open that one up, the line number in the error will make sense. If you have a lot of commented lines in your code, the number might be off a little but it'll be in the vicinity.

Oh I see the other themes in that folder! I missed that! Thanks for sharing. So when I click save and apply, it saves the current set up to that config file? Thereby creating your own theme. I thought it saved the setting to Global Properties. Thanks again!

Are you saying you would like a pop-up preview of the image if you hover over the label which contains an image path? You can probably use the SplashImageOn function, combined with some code to detect if the control is being hovered over.

If your script is compiled as 32-bit you need to use HKLM64\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\InstallDate