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  1. #include <ff.au3> _FFStart("www.autoitscript.com") When I start this I get error __FFStartProcess ==> General Error: Error reading registry entry for FireFox. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Mozilla\Mozilla Firefox\*CurrentVersion*\Main\PathToExe Error from RegRead: 1 Please give me simply answer and dont use hard words
  2. Hi, I wrote a very simple programm, which should open any website in newly created window. First open any FF window manually and then run a script. All it can do is opening this website in manually opened FF window: #include "FF.au3" _FFstart('www.aegon.com', 2, 9) if _FFIsConnected() then _FFWindowSelect() _FFOpenURL('www.axa.com') EndIf Only condition is, that this second window should use a FF profile - "2" in this example. 9 is "new window" and "-no-remote" option, but I also tried to replace this "9" with "1". Does the same.
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