> AddRemovePlayStat.vbs is an addon, RandomisePlaylist.vbs I assume as well

Thanks. I guess their respective installers could have put them in auto\ ...

[quote="Lowlander"]AddRemovePlayStat.vbs is an addon, RandomisePlaylist.vbs I assume as well as I don't see it here (no addons except for last.fm and Clean_DB installed).[/quote]
Ramdomize playlist is one of Trixmoto's, Add/remove playstat is Bex.

AddRemovePlayStat.vbs is an addon, RandomisePlaylist.vbs I assume as well as I don't see it here (no addons except for last.fm and Clean_DB installed).

Fortunately I don;t get start-up crashes.

[quote="UksusoFF"]after clean "C:\Program Files (x86)\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto" folder it is all good[/quote]I find:

AddRemovePlayStat.vbs
auto.txt
RandomisePlaylist.vbs

I wonder how those got there. Or are they from the MM installer?

!LastFM.Options.vbs
auto.txt
ClearNowPlaying.vbs
LastfmCache.ico
LastfmOff.ico
LastfmOn.ico
MonkeyFlow.exe
MonkeyFlow.vbs
MonkeyRok.vbs
msinet.ocx
RATING.vbs

[quote="chrisjj"]1 Launch a script that reaches a MsgBox
2 On MM main window, click File | Exit
3 On the MsgBox, click OK.

Expected: orderly termination
Observed: [i]Access violation at address 00404EFC in module 'MediaMonkey (non-skinned).exe'. Read of address FFFFFFDC[/i].

Thi on Win XP SP2.[/quote]
Yes, I have same problems...

Win 7 x64
Kaspersky Internet Security 11.0.2.556
Listing of C:\Program Files (x86)\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto:
[code]!LastFM.Options.vbs
auto.txt
ClearNowPlaying.vbs
LastfmCache.ico
LastfmOff.ico
LastfmOn.ico
MonkeyFlow.exe
MonkeyFlow.vbs
MonkeyRok.vbs
msinet.ocx
RATING.vbs[/code]
on launch splash don't close, and crash on close with "scrchpg.dll_unload" error
after clean "C:\Program Files (x86)\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto" folder it is all good

1 Launch a script that reaches a MsgBox
2 On MM main window, click File | Exit
3 On the MsgBox, click OK.

Expected: orderly termination
Observed: [i]Access violation at address 00404EFC in module 'MediaMonkey (non-skinned).exe'. Read of address FFFFFFDC[/i].

This on Win XP SP2.

EDIT(TC): Tracked at http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=7007