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... and I forgot to mention that I'm using Windows 11 (x64).
Maybe it's a Windows issue with the ntohs_() function?

infratec wrote: Now I use 6.04 x86 asm in windows and it fails.
Also the C backend x86 fails.

I can confirm that.
(BTW: When using PB 6.04 x64, it's fine with both backends.)

Fred wrote: ↑Wed Dec 13, 2023 4:42 pm I will try to release an hotfix tomorrow.

I would be grateful for that.

Thank you, Fred and team!

Mindphazer wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2023 1:27 pm Could you please only post things related to Purebasic here ?
Thanks.

Piero is not interested in PureBasic at all. Among the 218 messages he posted on this forum up to now, maybe 2 or 3 are about PureBasic ...

@Rashad:
We had the same idea at the same time.

You can try

Thanks again!
I forgot to say that my program is only for Windows 10 and 11.
Anyway, your remark is important.

Fred wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2023 4:53 pm Well, I don't pretend to know everything, so could you tell exactly what it brokes ? That's why there is a beta version.

@fryquez:
If you have knowledge in this area, why don't you share it with us
Hic Rhodus, hic salta!

KeyStatus 1.00 released

Changes

• small change of the text in the “Settings” dialog
• minor internal tweaks
• slightly improved documentation
• improved setup

fryquez wrote: Microsoft could easily prevent all DLL Hijacking vulnerable, if they want!
But they don't do it.

How does this insight help us here?

Please don't ignore the 2nd part of my previous post.
It's not surprising that newer programs don't run on older operating systems.
The world is evolving, and so are operating systems and PureBasic.
If you are running an OS from the museum, you can use a PB version from the PureBasic museum.

Error while initializing the application (0xc0000135) Windows XP is not supported in this version? add This is because of the manifest in resources! When I removed the manifest from the resources, the application worked on Windows XP. The manifest is probably important for protection against DLL in...

We know that XLS and XLSX are proprietary file formats by Microsoft.
Wouldn't it be better for PureBasic to support spreadsheets according to the Open Document standard? Just an idea.

ChrisR, thank you for the information!