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I made a wordfile definition to highlight UIFile syntax in UltraEdit. It works great. I attached the file. Here is the readme. Features: - syntax highlighting - code folding - bracket matching - all features that wordfiles support - files named "uifile.txt" are coloured with this syntax automatically Bonus Feature: I used the function definition section in the wordfile to map parts UIFiles. So remember to open the function list panel. You will find all the style sections and the 3 main structural sections there and allows you to jump to any of them easily. Installation: - Simply copy "uifile.uew" to Documents and Settings\Your User\Application Data\IDMComp\UltraEdit\wordfiles - You can customize syntax colours in UltraEdit's configuration Preview: UIFile_syntax_UltraEdit.zip

Here are two post SP2 XP hofixes to expand your list. European Union Expansion Font Update (EUupdate.exe) http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;DisplayLang=en - This is a minor font fix only. IE7 Automatic Component Activation Preview (IE7-WindowsXP-KB945007-x86-ENU.exe) http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en - This one is pretty important! It disables the IE feature where you have to click to activate every activeX component on every page. It gives all flash webdesigners headache world-wide! Thanks for your work and dedication!

The problem goes deeper than I initially suspected.....it happens with ALL icon paths!!! And open paths too!!! [autorun] icon="C:\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico" Grrrrr.... F:\C:\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico What could cause this? Iconpackager? Registry?

Arie: Thanks for the fast reply. I created a new environment variable. It works fine for all of shortcuts and other icon references...I just tried with %systemroot% as well....same result. [autorun] icon="%systemroot%\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico" Now it desperately hangs on to this path: F:\%systemroot%\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico More ideas? Is there perhaps a way to reference such environment variables, but without starting the path string with a % character?

I'd like to reference the icon for my usb drive dynamically from the host computer. This way, the drive can have its custom icon, but each host computer would have its own version of this icon. [autorun] icon="%CustomData%\Icons\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico" Shortcuts of the drive use this icon path! F:\%CustomData%\Icons\Drive Custom IPod Shuffle.ico It puts the drive's root in front, unless the path starts with a letter. Ideas? How could I solve this?

Thank you for this great tool. It applies 32bit with alpha to tray icons too, using explorer.exe.32bitimgl. But animated tray icons are buggy, sometimes they don't animate at all, sometimes they do, but at random fps, so all tray icon anims broken Any ideas why?