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Hi,

tried to use DLLCall as follws:

$hdl = DllCall($drv,"int","ldv_open","str","
.\LegacyMIP12","int_ptr","LdiUSB_000-004")

The script crashes, it seems it depends at characters
.\

That worked in older versions. I have created the script two years ago without problems. Now would add some functions and have seen this problem.

I'm using Autoit V3.3.0.0 under Vista Sp1 x86

I attach you the dll which I'm using.

Thanks and BR Helmut

not sure if its a bug or feature. my ini file contains;

[CARRIER ETA] Name=HEEEERE'S JOHHNYYY!! Address=The Overlook Hotel, Colorado

the code calling it is ControlSend("App- [Carriers]", "Address", controlId, $InputCarrierDetails[2][1])

When the code is run, it however takes the two "!!" exclamations as alt and does unexpected operations. I think the code should take he characters in an ini file as they are and not use them as special codes.

When trying to run a script located in the ScriptDir, if your working directory is changed, the Run() function will not work with those files until you use FileChangeDir() to set the working dir back.

A test script is attached, MsgBox.exe is just a simple AutoIt compiled script, with just a message box saying "It worked...", for testing. The issue won't show up if you save the sample script & program to your My Documents folder, the folder it changes to has to not be the same as the directory your file is saved in.