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Added your UDF to the Wiki

Your join date and post count of 740 tell me that you are no newbie on this forum. So how about opening the help file and RTFM? Just my 2 cents worth.

Added your UDF to the Wiki.

Is my understanding correct, that the WPS modification of the MS Office UDFs just should make sure to create/attach to the correct WPS object. The modification should not allow to access MS Office AND WPS objects in a single script at the same time?

That's one of the things I have to think about. Maybe create a small GUI to store the flag in an Ini file or reg Key? BTW: Does anyone have an idea how many people use WPS with AutoIt and the MS Office UDFs?

I just downloaded your WPS UDF and compared it with the Excel UDF, function _Excel_Open. Winmerge only displayed a few lines as changed. A crazy idea popped up Add a WPS compatibility mode to the MS Office UDFs. A script would only need to set a global variable ($g__WPS_Compatibility = True) All functions would then handle WPS like MS Office without further changes. What's your opinion?

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I have never spent much time to color the ListView headers, but ... The following thread describes a solution: Change the 0x values to your liking or even better use the color variables you can find in ColorConstants.au3

Do all rows have the same number of items? Or is there a need to redim the array before adding new rows? How many rows do you need to add to the array?

Run the example scripts which you can find in the helpfile for _ArrayAdd

It is always a good idea to check the error code after calling a function: #include <Array.au3> ; Working code Local $arr1[0][2] _ArrayAdd($arr1, "My URL" & "|" & "My title") MsgBox(0, "Example 1 - Error code", @error) _ArrayDisplay($arr1, "Collected Chrome URLs") ; Code returns an error Local $arr2[0][1] _ArrayAdd($arr2, "My URL" & "|" & "My title") MsgBox(0, "Example 2 - Error code", @error) _ArrayDisplay($arr2, "Collected Chrome URLs") My understanding is that _ArrayAdd only adds rows to an existing array but the number of columns has to be >= the number of elements of the string to be added.

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Would you please be so kind and add a short description? So everyone knows what this function/UDF is intended to do and when to use. This is true for your example scripts as well