When using commands like countfiles, GetFileList, iffileexist with a path that is on a mounted network drive does not work. It does not get/see any files in a folder that obviously has files when viewed via explorer....

I was wondering if autologon will work with a compiled script?

Right, it's been working in other scripts, but not just this one for some reason... Gave up by renaming it shorter...

Having issues with super long file names.... it doesn't try to write it at all...

Yes sir, will try it again and report.

I believe I saw that and also downloaded the new build and have the same result...

my exe now show when executed:

After installing the latest version, i'm getting a weird popup with numbers counting down...

Just wasted another 2-3 hours debugging, then i realized it didn't have the new bmps that didn't get copied over. when will you have this update available for download?

this would be help when running the .exe to see where the finalized script died....

wonder how we can use gmail to send out

awesome! Thank you. If I could only remember this bug, I would just copy the new BMP's myself... but there are days you just forget and spent hours trying to figure why it couldn't find the green arrow

That's correct. When I compile to DEF.exe from macro named ABC, it does copy everything over to DEF BMP folder... when I add something new, recompiled to exe DEF, the new BMP files does not get copied over to the DEF, but instead it goes back to the first folder which is ABC.... Keep in mind, I didn...

I generated script ABC.exe, it also generated a bmp folder named ABC.... same script, I just decided to name a different .EXE file, which is DEF.exe... it created a folder name DEF with all the BMPS as well... then I continue to work on my scripts also generating new BMPS, it gets stored in ABC fold...

I think it would be great if we can see real time which line of code it's running if it could just popup at the bottom or somewhere on the screen letting us know which code and line it's running... this way we can debug better