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I got a new computer and just re-installed all of Autoit including sciTE4Autoit3. How do I setup sciTE to open a new script instead of the last script I was working on? I looked in the sciTE help as well as looked using google and have not been able to find the answer.

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Grimm

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grimmlock,

Add save.session=0 to your User Option file - that will do the trick. ;)

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grimmlock,

My pleasure as always. :)

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Quick question, that just came up. If you right click on the desktop and click New-->Autoit V3 Script, SciTE opens with 

#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 AutoIt Version: 3.3.10.2
 Author:         myName
 
 Script Function:
Template AutoIt script.
 
#ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
; Script Start - Add your code below here

 

but when I go the start menu and click on SciTE icon it just opens a blank script. So my question is can you setup SciTE to open containing the text above, every time you open it reagardless of whether you use the Start Menu --> SciTE or right click on the Desktop and click New --> Autoit V3 Script?

Thanks in advance.

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You could create a shortcut to open the template.au3 file.

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Updated: 22/04/2018

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