Dave W.

No, I will not write your code for you. That's not how this works. It's a simple change to the PythonScript config file startup option as noted in point 1 above. Point 2 is not required. Points 3 and 4 are self-explanatory as well. Then, a simple, one-line Windows batch (command) file, and a simple Windows Task Scheduler task. There is ample documentation available for both. The direction and guidance provided thus far should be sufficient.

Well, it appears I have a major problem here. I just got a new PC a week ago, Win 10 Pro 64-bit, I installed the latest version of Npp, and now I can't install PythonScript. Apparently all the plugin handling changed drastically at version 7.6.3, and I have version 7.6.4. The old Plugin Manager fails to install it now, and the PythonScript MSI does not work any more. It appears to, it seems to install all the PS modules and folders, but then when Npp restarts it says, module GUP.exe is missing and...

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Hey man. How ya doin'? ;) I just woke up, but I did a cursory re-reading of that post and think it may be overkill for what you need. I think there's a simpler way. Lemme get some coffee in me and I'll be back.

WP, Sure thing. Easy! The simplest way to do that is to just put the code you want...

Sa, Glad you got it working. Whatever it takes... ;)

Sa, Haha! I know the feeling. Well, now you really got me curious. Can you post a...

Sa, you already know the answer to that question. ;) Which is, "Not without doing...