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Go figure - it just crashed while simply moving the mouse across the screen. I was editing my small file. The mouse may have just crossed from the right tab group to the left. Too close to tell for sure. I started debugging with VS2008. Here's the error: The thread 'Win32 Thread' (0x1460) has exited...

Well, I did as you asked but couldn't get it to crash. I have 2 scripts that are 3,400 lines long in one tab group, a smaller file in another tab group. This is how I normally use PS, sometimes with 4 or 5 files in each group. I wonder if it's related to another anomoly I've noticed. I use bookmarks...

We all are editing ASCII vbscript files. Speaking for myself, PS is all I use for editing these files. No notepad or other editors. Also, please note my updates in my last post.

Alexander, Several of us here also started seeing the random crashes. For me they started about a month or 2 ago. I updated to 6.0.158 bot no change. We all use Windows 7 Enterprise x74, but I just installed .158 on an XP SP3 VM and it crashed on the 2nd start. I right-clicked on my vbscript, the co...

No reply? Alexander, please don't just drop this. Since I started using PS I've noticed that it is the ONLY app I use that DOESN'T allow double-click & drag to select multiple entire works. Office apps, notepad, IE, Lotus Notes and even Explorer does it when renaming files. PS is, for lack of a ...

Did an 'fc /b ...' compare. That file is identical to mine. It must have something to do with the way it's called by PS. If I manually double-click the .chm file it is not always on top. If I let PS open it, it is. Here is a screenshot of a PS menu on top of the help file, which is on top of my docu...

Now that I got the help working I'm trying to use it and guess what. It's always on top. That was supposed to be fixed in the .150 update. ARGH!

maybe something to do with an update vs. a clean install?

According to ProcessMonitor it is looking for the wrong file: I renamed the help file to PrimalScript.chm and now it's working.

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