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  1. AutoitMike
    I have many scripts with dozens of UDF's that I want to put into my own Include file. I moved a UDF from one of my scripts to my own "Include file" I added the include script file to my script and the script ran OK. (#include <C:\folder\MyInclude.au3>) I thought "Wow", lets put a bunch of my UDF's into my include script and reduce my 1200 line script a whole bunch. No matter what I do, the second UDF that I moved out of my main script causes an error "Undefined function Abc2()" when I attempt to run the script. I have "include-once" at the top of the include script file. Thanks for your help
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