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  1. @Parsix The WebView2 object does need a UDF (User Data Folder) to store cached info / cookies etc. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/concepts/user-data-folder?tabs=win32 So it will always look for a custom user folder to store this information.
  2. @Danyfirex Thanks a lot 👍 Have A great weekend !
  3. @Danyfirex Look really great ! 👍 Can someone attach the OCX to the post please... Because the full installer is +300 Mb and we only need the OCX I guess. Thanks
  4. @Danyfirex Look really great ! 👍 Can someone attach the OCX to the post please... Because the full installer is +300 Mb and we only need the OCX I guess. Thanks
  5. @Gianni Apparently if you read through the documentation there are more dependencies needed ... https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?899415-OrdoWebview2-ActiveX-WebView2-Browser-Control-(Replacement-of-the-MS-browser-control) They have built a custom vbRichClient based on the RC6, that is built with VB6 and has a few DLL's to download first https://www.vbrichclient.com/#/en/Downloads.htm Next you need to register a few COM components from the downloaded DLL's. It also has to the WebView2Loader.dll in there that is needed... For more info best go to the VB forum to see some example scripts to do some trial and error...
  6. Long time ago some posted a VB Wrapper for the controls To run them you need to install the VB6 Controls Runtime Plus 2.2 Dependency files: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vb6extendedruntime/ You only need this to install (not the rest !!) Once installed you can run the included AU3 Example scripts : I guess once you have installed the VB6 runtime control you can get the Edge Wrapper to work as well... Success _VB Controls.zip
  7. @Gianni The reason for the Run-Time Error 0 is related to Visual Basic. Apparently the OCX is build using VB6 and therefor, need the VB runtime MSVBVM60.DLL. There might be depending DLL's or OCX needed like COMDLG32.OCX
  8. @Gianni I installed it in full and ran the test app that comes with it. And all seems to work fine. I have not tested it running the OCX in Au3 yet... when I see some time available I will give it a try
  9. @Nine When the windows is resized the mouse control to release the button to the new position doesn't work anymore ? Only when the window is not resized all is OK
  10. Bad news !! 😈 https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/vipersoftx-malware-covertly-runs-powershell-using-autoit-scripting/ Rgds ptrex
  11. Hi MattyD, I am not familiar with MSC (yet). Looked at the protol on the internet and looks interesting ! https://help2.malighting.com/Page/grandMA2/remote_control_msc/en/3.3 I have Dj controller that support DMX Lighting. Not sure if this protoco is compatible ... https://support.numark.com/en/support/solutions/articles/69000797886-how-to-set-up-and-sync-engine-lighting-with-dmx-lights Anyhow I will dig into this a bit more.
  12. Hi Danyfirex, Good to see you are still developing in AutIT 🙂 I see that this Library is using ONNX Open Neural Network Exchange AI (https://onnx.ai/) Correct ? Can you tell a bit more why we should use this library compared to other conventional OCR libraries ? It is better, faster more reliable, ... PS : I use OCR on a daily basis for different purposes. Thanks
  13. Hi, Really nice job... Could be used to start building a music mixing app. Something like this ðŸĪŠ
  14. Indeed you are correct it does not run on a machine that has no AutoIT installed. According to me this has nothing to do with running regfree COM objects ... but rather how the AutoIT developers created the COM dependencies I give you this other example I tested succesfully. The issue with COM objects is as well that you need take in account the bit factor ! I know that the dynwrap is a 32 bit COM object. so if you would run the vbscript as is you would get this error. While if you run it as a 32bit vbscript using cscript, all runs well Dynwrap.zip
  15. This is the one I just tested... - Test AutoItX3_x64.au3 - Test AutoItX3_x64.vbs Put it in any folder and test it. RegFreeCOM_Au3X_Example.zip
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