mLipok

@bladem2003 thanks for pointing me in this direction

new version MSSpellCheckingAPI.au3 AI long description:

Long comparison generated by artificial intelligence:

Todays mod to my version: MSSpellCheckingAPI.au3

My latest version: MSSpellCheckingAPI.au3 I'll compare it to yours.

I see that portable is also possible https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/portable

What is the status of the SciTE > VSCode development environment migration? To put it another way, have all SciTE functionalities (including those from DynamicLUA) been ported to VSCode add-ons? What additional benefits does VSCode offer compared to SciTE + DynamicLUA?

Would you be so nice and publish this on github ?

Starting today, you can check out the new AI-generated documentation https://github.com/mlipok/XML.au3/blob/main/docs/README.md

From now on you can follow the changes on: https://github.com/mlipok/ADO.au3 There is also a newer version there. I'm currently working extensively with AI. You can see the results in terms of documentation here: https://github.com/mlipok/ADO.au3/blob/main/docs/README.md

I just published changes to my subproject https://github.com/mlipok/Au3WebDriver-testing/releases/tag/v1.0.0 For those looking for examples of how to use this UDF, I encourage you to take a look.

https://github.com/mlipok/XML.au3/releases#release-XML_1.1.1.13

A new era is coming: https://github.com/mlipok/XML.au3 Integrated with AI ChatGPT

btw. Last month, we had a cumulative total of 352 working hours across 1,227 connections. This translates to an average of 17 minutes per connection. That's approximately 61 connection per day, theoretically for four people, which translates to approximately 4:20 hours of connections per day per person. In practice, of these four people, at least one person is often away from the office, i.e. visits the client's office in person, on average every other day. The actual average number of calls per person per day is therefore higher. When you have a busy daily schedule, even renaming and regrouping contacts can cause problems, especially when it's usually the entire group that needs to be changed, not just a single contact or device on the list. Not to mention the ongoing reporting of work completed, especially across multiple systems. From this point of view, I finally decided to start working again on this UDF as it was worth my time.

Do you maintain 200 servers? Do you maintain 2,000 stations? How do you keep notes about what you did during each session to document/account for the connection?