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Icarus, Love the name DotStar and appreciate the simplicity.

From trying it there are only two things that might be nice. The Haystack to allow multiple lines. When copying to clipboard using `r`n ...

The fix works.
I thought the extra code to handle drive names was a bit much, but it will come in handy if your drive letter is stored as a variable. Thanks for the update.

k3ph I ran it as is, but my D doesn't have a label so it was just an icon. Perhaps for drives with no label it should use the drive letter.

salcorn it worked for me. Are you running the latest ahk. I can't think of anything else to consider.

How to get answers affectively;
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4986

List of all commands;
http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands.htm

Post the updated code I will have another look.

Yep that's a good sign

Tried your code remotely logged in from work. It is a limitation that the window has to be open. My code works either way, which was a happy surprise really, because I didn't ...

ahklerner, It occurs to me he didn't say he has Outlook.

I will dig into your functions. I am making a tool for aggregating lots of emailed data we receive at work.

jonathan,
Just so happens I am working on the same problem.

The code below works for non HTML emails if they contains CWP or UID (my work sends emails with this Universal ID etc...). I loop throug ...

1. drag your mouse to the bottom of the screen.
2. right click select properties
3. if lock taskbar is checked uncheck and press OK
4. again drag your mouse to the bottom of the screen
5. click an ...

Guest. It seems the window title is missing from ControlGetPos. Using "A" takes the current active window so it may work for you.

ControlGetPos, x, y, w, h, Button12, A

If you place your command to the right of the hotkey it acts as a single line of code with a return after it. Used for single lines of code.
So the code last posted only executes "F1::Suspend&qu ...

Yes, but put loop under the hotkey.

!n::
Loop,
{
Sleep, 10000
Send, F5
}
return

OK I see at least part of the problem (see error message below).
You had the variable enclosed in %%
WinGetActiveTitle, ActTitle2

Error: The following variable name contains an illegal characte ...

I tried IfExist and it recognized when I put a dvd in.

loop
{
Sleep, 5
IfExist, H:\
MsgBox, The drive exists.
}
return