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  1. Honestly: I am not so sure if I really should continue the development of the Full SciTE version with all its pretty complex LUA script to support AutoIt3. Maybe we should bundle the knowledge and build out the one of the current extension versions available for VSCode as VSCode is a real nice Editor?
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  2. With a total of 30 min. of experience with VSCode... I feel like running back to SciTE Not sure how "prime time" are those extensions. Again, 30 min. of experience.
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  3. Version 1.6.3.0 of the UDF has been released. Please test before using in production! For download please see my signature.
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  4. Apparently this is a new feature with Chrome 127. You should try the solution mentioned here.
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  5. Hi, cramaboule, I don't know if a 64 bit version of the dll is available, but it is possible to use the 32 bit dll with 64 bit operating systems. Simply compile your script as a x86 version and it should work. I use this UDF and even made a huge note at the top of my script reminding me to compile it as x86 for it to work. I have stumbled upon this problem with a couple other .dlls in the past. Another note, I separated my scripts into a main script and one that just does the printing, so I don't have to worry about compiling my main script as 32 bit. My main script does all the Gui and text stuff and then I send the data off to a "PrintPage.exe" that is 32 bit. Basically, I just write the data to an .ini file and have the printing executable read the data.
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