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Hi,

When recording a script with Au3Record on a French keyboard, the saved file starts with the BOM 0xFFFE indicating a "Little Endian Unicode" sequence. Thus, most of the regular characters are actually in Little Endian order (eg "AU3" -> 41 00 55 00 33 00) but not all them; for example, the "equal" (=) character is encoded 3D 00 and when I open the file with an editor such as notepad I get the Chinese symbol 㴀 corresponding to the unicode character U+3D00. And it's the same with comma, colon, exclamation mark, accented characters and more. Have you ever encountered such a problem? A big Congratulations anyway for your work, Jacques

1.Download autoit-v3-setup.exe ver 3.3.8.1 from autoit downloas.

2. Install it.
3. Record any thing: Open then close any software, e.g.
4. Save.
5. Run the au3 file:

Bug: Error: AU3RecordSetup() "Unknown function name".

6. Edit the script:

Look at line 16: Underscore is missing at the beginning of AU3RecordSetup() , But dfined with Underscore . - Look at the 4th line.

One of the next -fixed it, and au3 run well: Add the Underscore at the calling or Delete it at the definition.

Going into AU3Recorder, either using the executive or from SCITE failed with the message "DLL failed to load", on all x64 machines, i.e., Windows 7 and Windows XP x64. I tried this on both real world machines as well as VMWare virtual machines, with and without any anti-virus programs. On Windows XP x86 machines, the function work fine.