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Right click on CHM, click properties, at bottom of properties dialog box, click unblock. This is assuming you have admin rights. AFAIK you only have to do this once. I've not looked but seems there might be an easier way, maybe a reg hack but this works for a one off.

@BrewManNH This is just white listed on the corporate rules, not by the AV company. Corporate created the cert on an in house CA so we know we can trust it on the corporate machines. This would never, should not ever and will not ever be used outside of our environment. As I said if I wanted to go beyond out corp area I would buy a cert from a recognized CA.

My approach was meant more for in a work around in my corporate environment and not for public. If I were to distribute anything I code I would indeed buy a cert. And as you emphasize this will not work outside as it is a self signed cert. I have had to whitelist most of my apps on my home lab as the AV here flags them. Mainly the older ones that were not signed and complied with UPX. I'm not sure if that is why or not.

I had my work create a signing cert which I sign all my code with. I have a batch set up that is run after the compilation to do the signing. The cert is recognized by the AV and that way I don't have to whitelist each exe. I do a lot of revisions and complies to test things so whitlisting hashes is a hassle. Also some remote devices don't update as they should so this eliminates that issue as well.

Was working with this some more and noticed the resize (size to fit 100%) did not work, not really a big deal but was not sure if you knew or not. Also on the print feature (not sure if this is yours or Windows issue) but choosing one page to print (say page 2 to page 2) you still get the whole document. Again just a note and nothing that will stop me from using this. (giving all props to you for the print preview function ) The landscape version would come in handy but not for the current project I am working on. I've pretty much stripped the GUI down to just a print, page advance and close button. Again Kudos!

Great work here. Took me the better part of yesterday to get it to read a text file then preview it, but kept going back to your example and finally got it to work. Thanks for your hard work. Edit: Just figured out ratings (yeah I know real hard there) and gave u 5 stars

I've been over the forums numerous times and searched but can not find an answer to this. I just started to use Funcpopup and it dawned on me I should update my Scite4Aoutit3. So I downloaded the latest Scite4Autoit3 installer and now Funcpopup is acting weird. The help window shows 'This program can not display this web page'. But if I open teh help file or use F1 inside scite the help file displays proper. I reinstalled the last copy of Scite4Autoit3 and Funcpopup works fine. I am running off a thumb drive and have not had a problem doing so until, now. The installer even installed it to the thumb drive without any issues. Thanks for any help

JOS- Thanks for the great UDF - coming in very handy at work - they think I'm a coding genius but giving you all the credit! Keep on coding!

Maybe it gets lost in translation As for editing the UDF, wheres the fun in that? That would be like *gasp* work!!!! Much easier just to complain and get things fixed (at least that's the way the end users at my job think) (It would be a good exercise I guess, but far too much to do at the moment) Seriously thanks for the information and help, I'll be crawling back under the rock I oozed out from until another itch needs scratched.

Yeah caught that and reposted with better example, sorry I'm just a bit discombobulated, but the main question still bugs me, can a file handle be used in _readfiletoarray. I know it's a nit picky thing but it's like an itch you can't reach, ya know?

Yeah guess not the best example . Try this... $FileToOpen=FileOpen("c:\any.txt",0) _FileReadToArray($fileToOpen,$MyArray) The above does not work, but... $FileToLookAt="c:\any.txt) _FileReadToArray($FileToLookAt,$MyArray) this way does as does (and to your point this being essentially the same)... _FileReadToArray("c:\any.txt",$MyArray)

Okay, is it possible to use file handles in _FileReadToArray or not? I've scoured the forum and re-re-re-read the help file description and have only come to the conclusion that you must use a string as in $MyFile="c:\windows\notepad.exe" _filereadtoarray ($MyFile,$MyArray) or literally put the file path in the line as in _filereadtoarrray ("c:\windows\notepad.exe",$MyArray) After the week I have had so far I just want to make sure I'm not losing it somewhere. Also hoping this might help some other poor frazzled coder in his quest for greatness... (apologies in advance if this has already been answered) #include <sincere_apology.au3>

This UDF should come with a warning label.... Use of this UDF can be addicting, use with proper supervision. I've been hold up the last few days at home after an operation and decided to work on a few 'ideas' to make work easier. This UDF has become the backbone of at least 4 more 'ideas', thanks guys In all honestly thanks for all the hard work on this, it is greatly appreciated and credit will be given in the script and the application. muttley You guys ROCK! as my 10 year old step daughter would say!

For now I will just use CPAU as the calling program. Deadlines loom large... Thanks for all the help on this issue.

I'm getting the same issue. I have/had another thread going See here that I was getting help on but this seems to be the underlying problem.