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[BrandonHotkey]

RunWait, "c:\adresář se soubory\můj program.exe"

System cannot find the file. Must I save my script in Windows 1250 encoding or how should I tell the program that path is in Unicode?

[Maestr0]

try this:
1. make a shortcut to the program and call it c:\test.lnk
2. change the code to RunWait, c:\test.lnk
3. see if that helps

[engunneer]

are you using the Unicode version of AHK_L?

[BrandonHotkey]

I use Version 1.0.48.05

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[engunneer]

normal AHK is not so great with unicode. Try the AHK_L version for your system. make sure you save your script in unicaode format. normal AHK can't read script in unicode format, but AHK_L can.

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[BrandonHotkey]

Many thanks!

[BrandonHotkey]

Yet, can you help me with this:

#p::
send ^c
IfWinNotExist , SAPI5 TTSAPP
  RunWait, "P:\PROGRAMY\jiné\TTS Voices\MS Speech SDK 5.1\Bin\TTSApp.exe"
WinActivate , SAPI5 TTSAPP
Click 300, 100
send ^a
send ^v
ControlSend, Speak, SAPI5 TTSAPP
Click 498, 106
; WinMove, SAPI5 TTSAPP, , 200,500
return

Normally when the program is opened (but not active) is will copy text, and activate window and insert text and play. But If I close the window, then I want to open new window and to do the same action as above. But after opening the program by script, nothing plays. Then when I close the program, it looks, that the rest of script starts continuing. But I would want to continue just after the Window is opened by script.

[engunneer]

RunWait forces the script to wait until the window is closed. If you do Run, it will run the program, then continue with the script

You should follow Run with WinWait or WinWaitActive to give the program a chance to open.

[BrandonHotkey]

Now it works :-) thanks