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[pscEx]

@Peter.

Finally, I have new notebook with Vista Ultimate installed on C partition.

I tested LiveXP and nativeEx with WB 072a and guess what:

After initial glitch:

and replacement of Explorer v36 with v28,
everything worked FLAWELESSLY!

BTW: Where I could find missing file? It is not included in Tools download!

It is attached in OLESupport.Script
(since some time with 'attach' and 'licensed' issues I'm thinking to put to %Tools% like some other progs I already did)

BTW: If you use WinBuilder's download to get the latest files, you should have it.
(maybe you have some worries to overwrite your running system with something unknown. But WinBuilder has a 'backup' function, and due to new scripts of mine: Please trust me!)

Peter

[phox]

It is attached in OLESupport.Script

BTW: If you use WinBuilder's download to get the latest files, you should have it.
(maybe you have some worries to overwrite your running system with something unknown.
But WinBuilder has a 'backup' function, and due to new scripts of mine: Please trust me!)

I have downloaded it but didn't select it.
Now everything is OK!

[pscEx]

I have downloaded it but didn't select it.
Now everything is OK!

Peter

[phox]

@Peter.

There are problems with autoCompress and autoUPX under Vista:
 log2.zip   26.46KB   487 downloads


The same pictures are for autoUPX.

Log before selection of those two scripts:  log1.zip   25.28KB   519 downloads

[pscEx]

There are problems with autoCompress and autoUPX under Vista:

Sorry about that
I checked the latest upload under XP: OK.

No idea what happens in Vista.
I'm going to insert some debug info into autoCompress.exe, which may give a hint about the failure reason.

What about processCompress.Script and processUPX.Script in %ProjectDir%\Tools

• not existing
• existing and empty
• existing and truncated
• existing with [re-Compress] / [re-UPX] at the end

?

Peter

[phox]

Sorry about that
I checked the latest upload under XP: OK.

No idea what happens in Vista.

This is fantastic: I selected both scripts to do one more test
and guess what?: everything is OK.  log.zip   35.84KB   488 downloads

[pscEx]

This is fantastic: I selected both scripts to do one more test
and guess what?: everything is OK.

First idea:
Second idea:
(I do not like if everything is running well and nobody knows why.)
Third idea: Voodoo

Peter