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Hi Warrior and thanks for clearing that up for me. That makes a lot of sense, especially since not more than five minutes ago I noticed that my Music folder was in two different places. So that would be using double the memory to store these, or is it like an image of the folder? Pretty sucky if it's chewing up memory.

Back to the problem, I decided to use a snippet of Travis' for experimenting with until I solve the issue of the dll.

* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon' (line 89, script7.mrc)

Travis' alias with your fix (Have I utilised it properly?) Line "89" in bold font.

alias webpage {
  window @WebPage
[b] dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll,attach,$window(@webpage).hwnd [/b]
  dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll,margins,-2
  dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll,navigate,http://www.google.com
}

Cheers

Try this...

alias webpage {
  window @WebPage
  dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll attach $window(@webpage).hwnd
  dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll margins -2
  dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll navigate http://www.google.com
}

The , isn't needed in the code.

Also, is your folder the nhtmln_2.95.dll in called Dll, or Dlls, or something else?

allo the folder is called dlls. Am still geting the same error code

/dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon' (line 89, script7.mrc)

Quite odd indeed.

C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon

Is this folder 'Apollyon' actually have more words seperated by a space? If so you need to put quotes around your filepath. Use $qt.

dll $qt($nofile($mircexe) $+ Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll)

Hi Travis, and thanks for the reply. I should of pointed out earlier that, yes there are spaces in the file path but I tried using $qt( ) in tests with no luck either.

It's just bizarre since I've never had problems with the dll before.

* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon Lite v1.0\Dll\nhtmln_2.95.dll' (line 89, script7.mrc)

Also tried changing Dll to Dlls with no joy.

I don't think it's a good idea to put periods in a file path. A period seperates a file name from the extension. Sure it mostly works, but could not work as well.

echo -a Local Directory: $mircdir

echo -a nthml: $findfile($qt($nofile($mircexe)),*nhtml*,1)

Please show us what these return.

Thanks

Hi Trav, thanks. Nice way to error check. Good tip for the future.

Local Directory: C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon Lite v1.0\
nthml: C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon Lite v1.0\Engine\dlls\nHTMLn_2.95.dll

Ahh, then you'll need to change the coding a little then.

instead of using...

dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Dlls\nhtmln_2.95.dll

try using this...

dll $nofile($mircexe) $+ Emgine\Dlls\nhtmln_2.95.dll

try using this...

dll $qt(nofile($mircexe) $+ Emgine\Dlls\nhtmln_2.95.dll)

Need the quotes because of the spaces in the path.

Hi fellows, and thanks for all your help Trav, I changed the script's folder name to just Apollyon and ditched the spaces and the period. Still no luck

* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Emgine\Dlls\nhtmln_2.95.dll' (line 89, script7.mrc)

And I even fixed your typo, Warrior lol

* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Engine\Dlls\* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Emgine\Dlls\nhtmln_2.95.dll' (line 89, script7.mrc)' (line 89, script7.mrc)

Warrior why won't $ff(nhtmln_2.95.dll) do the trick?

* /dll: unable to open file 'C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Engine\dlls\NHTMLN~1.DLL' (line 89, script7.mrc)

Thanks again, guys

what is the actual nhtml file called and what is it's exact path, so do this manually. Use explorer to find it.

this way, we can be sure that we are leading you in the right direction.

The path seems quite straight forward. To be honest the project I have planned for the dll is quite minor, so if it does not come to fruition I wont be too concerned. However, I am curious as to why it won't work though.

As far as the ff alias I'll take a look into it for you.

Well in your picture I see 3 files with different paths. None of those paths match the ones you showed having an issue with. Please verify your file path.

Trav, the folders on the F:\ drive are just my backup files on my USB thumb drive. As far as C:\ drive is concerned, both paths look the same to me (I changed the folder name to just Apollyon instead of Apollyon Lite 1.0 or whatever I had named it)

C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Engine\dlls

C:\Users\Simon\Apollyon\Engine\Dlls

Am I msising the obvious?

I appreciate all your help