The is a lifesaver for maintaining older automation workflows. While it works reliably for existing projects, it is essentially a compatibility tool—not a forward-looking development platform.
, as it offers better long-term support and tighter integration with modern Windows environments. or tips on migrating 32-bit code to the 64-bit environment?
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This is likely a memory alignment issue. In 64-bit, structures (UDTs) passed to API calls must be aligned on 8-byte boundaries. Use Type...End Type with PtrSafe attributes. Alternatively, replace direct API calls with the native ThisDrawing.SendCommand or .NET interop.