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if anyone reading this is interested in a list of exceptions to title case, here's mine, formatted to fit this script. It's by no means comprehensive, and I have not tested it very much, so ymmv. Wiki ...

Ah, that makes perfect sense. THANKS for all your help.

Thanks Gogo. I love the idea of picking up items such as USA, but it doesn't seem to work for that. I copied it exactly, including your data, into a separate script by itself. If I select I listen in ...

Thanks, I like that and will use it for other things, but I still want to know how to make this work.

I want to select text and convert it to title case, then lowercase the obvious words. My strategy is to take a list of Title-cased words -- each with a leading and trailing space, and replace them wit ...

I want to use a Title Case Script and then search the result for any
words on this list:
UppersList := " A "," After "," And "," And, "," But " ...

Search->Find-> options
I've been unable to make either the RegEx option or the Transform option work.
1) Please give me an example of what I should paste directly into the field to use a Regu ...

I just discovered Fingerfox, which works with my DigitalPersona device, for which the software drivers never seems to get updated. It might combine with AHk to be of help to you, depending on what yo ...

Ah, "ByRef Param3" means that SomeVariable got to keep its new
value, 4. I took out ByRef and got 8. yeah! Thanks for sticking with me;
my "frustrated<--/>fascinated" met ...

Thank you both very much. I've learned a lot from my first couple of read-through's, and will get more I'm sure.

Lexikos, I saw the link to crystal clear, so I picked up a lot from context. I can' ...

Ah, define it as Global, gotcha! Thanks!

I now have re-read docs on functions and variables and things are becoming a bit more clear. I also read around the forum: it sounds as if <gasp> glo ...

Thanks. Based on what Odlanir wrote, (for which thanks again) I came up with the following to record variable states in a debug file.

#t::
Testvariable := "wtf"
DebugWith ...

thanks. i think I understand it. 2 AM here in San Francisco so I'll try it again in teh morning. Thanks again.

ah, so simple. Thanks!

Is there a way for a function to put into a variable the line number of the line that called the function? Thanks!