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I've just tested it and it works great with new language files.
Excellent job!

Yes, everything works OK, it's just this annoying white message box.

Yes, whenever I type something into that field I get that error message. The same with z, i, p.
Am I the only one with this error message?

Great script, kiu.
I have one problem, though. When I type into the "Select a file type" field some letter the message "File Error. Windows cannot find ERROR" pops up. If a click ...

Ausgezeichnet.
I especially like the way you solved the problem with external language files, because I was stuck with that for a long time (I couldn't solve the menu problem). It would be even bette ...

Thank you for your feedback, robiandi and Serenity.
@Serenity
That are nice suggestions, thanks.

Well, here are two links that deal with those entries:
http://www.utdallas.edu/~jeremy.bryan.smith/articles/explorer_spy.html and http://personal-computer-tutor.com/abc3/v29/vic29.htm.
I'm no expert ...

Some people are suspicious of the 'UserAssist' entries in the registry, mostly because they are encrypted. Here's a small script that will decrypt those entries:
;;Author: Kostic Dejan
;;Date ...

Got it!
If I use 'StringMod(a_loopregname,"rot13",26-13)' it does decrypt the entries.

How can I decrypt the registry entries from 'UserAssist', of course without changing anything in the registry. These entries are encrypted with ROT13, AFAIK. The code I have is bellow:

Gui, Add, ...

Thanks a lot, PhiLho.
I did a quick test with a dummy value inside the registry key and it worked.

First of all, thank you for your reply PhiLho.
The script I posted is one of the many variations I tried, and I did try to use only %DeleteLine% with 'RegDelete' but that didn't work neither.
I also ...

The script I'm trying to make should retrieve the values from specified registry keys and when I check a row the value from that row should be removed from the registry. Retrieving the values works OK ...

Nice script.
Maybe one could use 'FileSelectFolder' to select a folder instead of using the script's folder. Just an idea.

Hi goyyah,
thanks for the feedback and for pointing out the typo. I've fixed it.