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I have a 32-bit-compiled autoit script that is returning false in error when run on 64-bit Windows 7 for this code:

{{ $Dir=@WindowsDir & "\System32\Drivers\mrxsmb10.sys" If FileExists($Dir) Then Msgbox(64,"File found","File '" & $Dir & "' Version " & FileGetVersion($Dir)) Else Msgbox(16,"Error","File '" & $Dir & "' not found.") EndIf }}

The file is physically in the above location (C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Mrxsmb10.sys). When the script is compiled x86 (AutoIt 3360), it returns false (incorrect). If the same script is recompiled as x64(AutoIt 3360), it returns true (correct).

When I extract the AutoIT3 (.zip), the SciTE F1 key works fine.

When I extract the complete SciTE (.zip), overwriting the (3) SciTE files already there, the F1 key gave ( in de period AutoIT3 versions v3.3.12.1 up to v3.3.4.0 ):

Error while launching:

"..\AutoIt3\Autoit3Help.exe" with Params: "WinExists" The specified file was not found.

That was never a real problem for me, when I moved the Autoit3Help.exe + help-files from

..\AutoIT3

to a new subfolder

..\AutoIT3\AutoIt3

In the latest SciTE version however, I get:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\Autoit3Help.exe" with Params: ""WinExists"" The specified file was not found

and now I can not move, because I have no directory:

C:\Program Files (x86)

The most elegant solution for me would be, to let SciTE look for files in:

"SciTE\..\AutoIt3\Autoit3Help.exe"

This would also solve the issue, that I have to copy all the helpfiles, when I choose to save and edit scripts in an other folder, then were the AutoIT3.exe resides.

Note: I do not want to use the installer, because I want to be able to run a test without admin rights, on a Microsoft Server for an Internet Explorer application.

Having used AURecord for the first time, while compiling the script it created, I've encountered a compile error on calls to _WinWaitActivate()

The actual code produced looks like this

_WinWaitActivate("My Program V1.23  - ","ONLINE



Result")

The words "ONLINE" and "Result" are in the window of the program being automated, even though Record Window Text is un-checked in AURecord.

The compile error produced is "Error: Unterminated String"