Nice! this makes it look so easy! But the fact is that I didn't tell you where I'd apply that. That is to make faster the e-mail attachments in Thunderbird. I had to send to a mate four text files at the very end of the class, when none of us had time to wait. Since I was using the notebook, the trackpad makes it even nastier.
What I was thinking:
1- Put the clipboard content (which I got from xplorer², a fantastic Windows Explorer replacement by hitting Alt+C, a built-in function that copies the file(s) path(s) to the clipboard) in a text file;
2- Activate the Thunderbird window, have ahk send "!axa" to open the attachments dialog;
3- Fill in the contents of the above text file's line 1, which is the path to the first file
4- Hit enter to attach
5- Repeat this until all are attached.
OR
Take that file list, and use winrar's command line functions to quickly zip them and attach in the Thunderbird message, which could be even more complicated.
But I think both ideas above are complicated and not so well reliable.
What would you suggest me to accomplish this?
