Error on right clicking ISO images Update

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Snazhound
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Error on right clicking ISO images Update

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Error with Xyplorer menu when right clicking on mounted ISO images. This error periodically comes up when right clicking to access the mounted ISO image drive letter. Terminating Xyplorer causes it to go away, then reloading Xyplorer allows me to access the mounted ISO image drive menu correctly.

I can actually reproduce it by just opening different files through the right click view by just doing it numerous times with really large files, ISO, MKV, MP4, etc and stopping the file action, COPY, VIEW, MOVE etc in the middle of an operation, then going back to right click on ANY file after this and I get the "Could not extract script from EXE". Hopefully this helps out. I will try to find a perfectly reproduceable result on demand. I think that I am on the right track, so here is hoping.
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Re: Error on right clicking ISO images

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Hmm, I have never seen this error before :eh: Probably from AutoHotkey, with which this helper process is written. ATM I have no idea how to fix it.

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Re: Error on right clicking ISO images

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It's an older thread but obviously the error comes from the AHK side: https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=69763
Maybe recompiling it with the current version helps (or not^^)...
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Maybe, but no time for this ATM.

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Re: Error on right clicking ISO images

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BTW, I wonder why the TPT snake is misaligned in the screenshot. I cannot reproduce this. :?
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I wouldn't have picked up on it if you hadn't mentioned it, but my tree path lines are a bit off as well. Vertical lines are a bit to the right and my horizontal lines a little high. Whereas the picture you blew up has a horizontal line a bit low.
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Re: Error on right clicking ISO images

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That's because your TPT is 2 pixels wide. Make it an odd value and it should look alright again.

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Re: Error on right clicking ISO images

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admin wrote: 30 May 2024 12:25 That's because your TPT is 2 pixels wide. Make it an odd value and it should look alright again.
Ahh, very good and good to know. Down to "1". :tup:

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