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This is the 2nd time that I go to the download for it and there is no script file.

🤔 The web site and the CHM is the same as far as the HTM files. I just wanted dark mode for my dark life. Like bat-man in the bat-cave ( need a sad back story, but I'll think of something... ). Anywayz, ..do it. Just do it. A proof of concept. In the downloads there are other stuff I used for testing CHM stuff. Put your code where your adventurous speech is at ( a funny way to be rude to you, but am bat-man ). @WildByDesign 's idea is good, I think. Yours is good too ... 🤔 If is better..., I'll do a JPM approach: show me what you've got. P,S.: Most everything on this site: UDFs, help file, etc. ( I used "etc." but that is about everything there is ) was/is made by users like you.

You're welcome 👼 Why not just point the download to GitHub's main.zip ? or post the ZIP instead of all these individual files 🤔

...and I was looking at my test site ( tentative for our site ) and the "theme selector" looks ugly. I welcome anyone that can make a JS that looks better than that. I suck at pretty stuff and I know it so, don't feel shy to show something more visually appealing. Eventually it will be our web site and not just a test. Thank you for your cooperation

Is HTML in a ZIP ( of sorts ). So much so, that you can open one with 7zip. Since a CHM is HTML, and is exactly ( give or take ) AutoIt's web help, is a matter of instead of loading the pages in HH.exe ( the CHM viewer AutoIt3Help.exe uses ), load it in @WildByDesign-CHMhelp-viewer. For an example of how it could look, take a look at Eigen4AutoIt online helpfile. What I am doing is taking action on my thoughts and curiosities. Looking forward to see the @WildByDesign-CHMhelp-viewer draft ( "..coming soon to a theater forum near you." ) The files to make the CHM/HTMs are there for download

@IronFine the new file is in the same place as the prior version.

Yes, what you described is true in my testing too ( Win11 25H2 ). Open a ticket in trac to let them know that it needs attention.

Yes, there is a chance I'll do it within a week. It'll be a bit different in regards to where the CSS files go. The CSS files will go in it's own folder, and will have a script to change the CSS.

if the user/password are not used ( figure you'd need to pass along the password ) then yes. Otherwise TaskSched is the only simple way to not divulge the password.

Yes you can make it on demand from a shortcut. And if he wrote the script can make it self elevate via TaskSched. ControlViewer has code that does just that.

If use something to make an entry in task scheduler then it will not ask every time. or make one manually.

That is not a problem, rather a solution. Admin level is god level. User level is not-god level. No, no way around it.

oh French. The language of love ... 🤔 Careful how you look into it ? Note to self: learn French

Yes..., no. Am anything but comprehensive But you've got the idea. Give it a try. Compare timings. @SOLVE-SMART has a good head, follow his advice

I'd put all that in a SQLite DB and let the DB engine do the heavy lifting. Make a query and that should make it manageable. Maybe make a 512 hash of each line will simplify the DB query. Or to be able to compare 1D arrays. My 2 cents