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the regular stable, has an installer.

how do you use the beta? download each file? where to put them all?

thanks

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somewhere safe? I suppose the best advise would be, a subdir called beta? or replace all the files in the same locations as the current ver if you just want to 'upgrade' to the beta?

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ehmmmm,

i put all the beta autoit files in a folder

i created a new autoit script in that folder

i tried to run it in that folder

i got an unknown function error

Dim $procs = ProcessList()

For $i = 1 To $procs[0]

MsgBox(4096, "", $procs[$i])

Next

how do i use the beta.... i got the files... why wont it run?

Valik Note Added 19 October 2006 - 08:38 AMAdded to warn level I just plain don't like you.

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oh. maybe if i asked nicely, instead of slapping it.

seriously, since there is no installer.... i mean, right cllicking will compile with the stable...

how do i "tell" it to?

do i have to replace the stable with beta files?

and i didnt even compile it..

ok, i WOULD perhaps RTFM but is there a beta manual?

i see the help file.. but it says nothing about how to run it.

cmon now guys....

how do i make the beta work... do a search for all files in the beta....

and when they show up in autoit.. then replace them?

:ph34r:

Valik Note Added 19 October 2006 - 08:38 AMAdded to warn level I just plain don't like you.

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You either:

A) Run the beta AutoIt3.exe directly and then choose your "beta" script to run when prompted.

B) Overwrite the "stable" installation's files with the beta.

C) Add/Modify the registry entries to point to the beta files.

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ok, i tried to compile it, it says

error: unable to execute upx.exe to compress stub file

sorry... hold my hand again

Copy the directory C:\Program Files\AutoIt3 to C:\Program Files\AutoIt3Beta. Then download the files from the unstable directory and overwrite the files in AutoItBeta (some files will be in the main directory, some will be in the Aut2Exe directory adn some will be in the Include directory).

Double click on AutoItBeta\AutoIt3.exe to run a script and double click on AutoitBeta\Aut2Exe\Aut2Exe.exe to compile script.

Sometimes I upload an unstable installer, but you have to be careful as it removes the stable version and unless you are comfortable using the unstable as your primary version could be a problem.

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ok cool.... an installer!

ok ummm, error (no not again!!!)

Error opening file for writing

"c:\program files\autoit3\autoit.chm"

lol... well? i havent tried to see if it will compile.. without autoit.chm

i dont even know what autoit.chm does!

just thought i would let ya know.

i hope this dont cause me problems, cause you KNOW ill just come here and ask a bunch of questions. lol!

Valik Note Added 19 October 2006 - 08:38 AMAdded to warn level I just plain don't like you.

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ok cool.... an installer!

ok ummm, error (no not again!!!)

Error opening file for writing

"c:\program files\autoit3\autoit.chm"

lol... well? i havent tried to see if it will compile.. without autoit.chm

i dont even know what autoit.chm does!

just thought i would let ya know.

i hope this dont cause me problems, cause you KNOW ill just come here and ask a bunch of questions. lol!

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close all files before running the installer ... in this case you probably had the Autoit3 helpfile open..... :ph34r: (Thats what Autoit.chm does... provide help!!) Edited by JdeB

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