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Thanks to people on here, I've managed in a few days to get a first screen of my backup wizard made.

thank you all.

It's not been easy, and nobody gives answers here but it's nice to be pointed in the right direction and I guess I learn from it!

This is how far I have got. You should be able to select files and folders on your system and de select them.

The results get put in a test.txt file

If you try it without the test.txt file it works fine but if you use the accompanying one with 100 lines in it, you only get one screen of entrys in the list, not the 100 with a scroller.

Scroller works tho if you input them manually!?

Ideally if someone can point me in the direction, could you also hint how I

- Limit the array/list to 100 entries with an error on 101 selection

- Change the colour / size of the text!?

Well thank you all..... I imagine I will need more help yet!

N

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sorry .. we don't "unzip" files from new people

( after a while here... you will understand why )

please post the full code

8)

Sure no problem I understand.

Perhaps you can just answer the font/colour and array/list limit questions?

the prog works by reading txt file into an array and then populating a list

as you add and remove items they are added and removed from the list and array and then you save the text file again.

on adding the 101th item I want to say "sorry thats enough!"

Cheers!

N

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sorry .. we don't "unzip" files from new people

( after a while here... you will understand why )

please post the full code

8)

I scanned it, it's ok

you need to read the help on GuiCtrlSetData, then look at your data file

For Combo or List control :

If the "data" corresponds to an already existing entry it is set as the default.

your dupes in the data file don't get added, just keeps changing the default

SciTE for AutoItDirections for Submitting Standard UDFs

 

Don't argue with an idiot; people watching may not be able to tell the difference.

 

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