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You can compile for 64 bit systems from a 32 bit system. You will just have to install the 64 bit compiler if it isn't already installed, I don't believe it is installed by default.

You can covert it to machine code and run it with Laszlo's [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21172&start=0]MCode

DeWild1 - The first problem I see is that IronAHK does not yet support GUIs, it is a planned feature for the 0.7 release.

This works fine for me

array0 = 2
array1 = a
array2 = b
array3 = c
array4 = d

Msgbox %array1% %array2% %array3% %array4%

Loop % array0-1
{
Msgbox %A_Index%
Random i, A_Index ...

No problem, to get F5 to work try this:

SendInput {F5}

Here's how to do it with regular expressions

str = This is a test
var = t

Msgbox % RegExReplace(str, var "$")

I totally read your first post wrong, glad you got it figured out.

You may need to put a Sleep between the calls to A() and B() if you find the application can't keep up.

Here's a way of doing it without regular expressions

removeChar = x
str = The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.x
str2 = The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Msgbox % "Star ...

There are a bunch of ways to structure it, here's another one:

!^+<::A()
!^+>::B()

!^+a::
A()
B()
Return

A()
{ ...

Does this work for you?

^!+<::
LabelA:
Msgbox A
Return

^!+>::
LabelB:
Msgbox B
Return

^!+a::
GoSub, LabelA
GoSub, LabelB
Return

You can set the function to a hotkey and call it many times.

The thing is you want to use as much RAM as possible, RAM you aren't using is being wasted. Data gets loaded to RAM to speed up access t ...

Very cool, thank you!

Another workaround

AppsKey & RShift::
RShift & AppsKey::
KeyWait, RShift
InputBox, UserInput, Text Entry Box, Enter text., , 490, 119
Return

str = Hello
needle = Goodbye\s%str%\sGoodbye
haystack = Goodbye Hello Goodbye

If RegExMatch(haystack, needle)
Msgbox Match!

Does this do what you're looking for?

str =
(

REQ990342 New Mar 1 2010 12:00 AM 2/9/2010 2:25:59 PM Laptop

)

RegExMatch(str, "i)(AM|PM)\s( ...