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Hi Guys,

I'm a really noob in development but have already written and compiled few scripts with AutoIt.

However, I would like to know what is the exact wrapper directives to have or other actions to do, to have a fully 32 AND 64 bits compliant executable.

Indeed, my executable will have to be launched from Windows XP or Win7 32bits or Win7 64 bits...

Can you help me?

Thanks!

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Though I made such a nice Helpfile that contains all that stuff .... :)

So I think I'm really bad becasue I didn't find a single specific topic on that point.

Moreover, I have absolutely no skills in developpment....

Jos, just tell me where I can read your bible on that topic!!! :)

And just to be sure of your understanding, I want to have a single executable binary, compliant with 32 and 64 bits Windows systems. :mellow:

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Ctrl+F1 or "Help"/"SciTE Help" in SciTE will open the SciTE4AutoIt3 helpfile.

Go to the Topic "Extra Utilities"\AutoIt3Wrapper.

Jos :mellow:

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Add this at top of your script

#AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=n

and compile it from full Scite4Autoit3 by F7

Result will be 32bit EXE which will work well on all 32/64 bit machines.

Thank you Zedna!

It seems to work but I would like to understand the differnece between F7 from full Scite4Autoit3 and using the software "Compile Script to .exe".

When using "Compile Script to .exe", the generated exe has not the same size than with F7 from full Scite4Autoit3 and it doesn't work... :mellow:

Final question, is there any way to choose the exe icon with the F7 method?

Thank you for your help!!!

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Final question, is there any way to choose the exe icon with the F7 method?

Thank you for your help!!!

Found!!

Using the following line:

#AutoIt3Wrapper_icon=your_icon.ico :mellow:

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