Yes, "Script.Reload" is the method that should do this. (Don't know what I was thinking.) But if that doesn't work and a restart doesn't work either then I really don't know. My guess is that MM has this value in it's internal memory and that's what is used within MM and written back to the INI file on flush or exit. I.e. it isn't possible to force MM to read this value if it is changed in the INI file directly. I guess we need a new method for this?

Nope, restart doesn't help either. I've tried "SDB.IniFile.Flush" but that doesn't help either.

"SDB.RefreshScriptItems" is for the Scripts.ini file, isn't it? And "Script.Reload" loads my script, which isn't really what I want, especially as it's during the installation package not whilst the script itself is running.

Does it work after a restart? Then perhaps you only need to call SDB.RefreshScriptItems or even Script.Reload("FullPath")?

During the installation of an "Auto-tag from Web" script I am trying to update the INI file so that the new script is the source. I can't get it to behave though, I've updated the INI file and the source does not change.
Anyone got any ideas what I'm doing wrong?