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Yep,, I know - my variant is here:
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32748

Hi,

After finishing my [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32738]AceText Helper, I adapted it to work with plain text files.

The script is designed to help you quickly and unobt ...

Yep I saw that, however it doesn't solve the problem of naming the current open file. For example, if I am reading from a pdf file and capture some text to the clipboard, I would also like to capture ...

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I have used [url=http://www.acetext.com]Acetext for about two years. It is a fantastic clipboard manager. Although I find it incredibly useful, and a real life saver at times, there are a few n ...

They are stored in the kernel space

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One of my recommendation is

Thanks - it will come in handy, but not for what I want to achieve here.

J

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Thanks, so it would depend on the software used to open the file (Word / Acrobat / etc.)?

Would there be a windows variable or similar that stores the location files currently focussed / o ...

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I'm writing a little clipping program. I see it is possible to to get the window title using WinGetTitle.

What I would like to do is be able to capture the full file path, including filename ...

What a coincidence, here's a function I wrote yesterday from someone:

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Hi and thanks for the advice. I found a solution by reading StringReplace, NoteBody, Notebody, & , &amp`; , All
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StringReplace, Note ...

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This hotkey is already built into windows

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Thanks. Yes, I have looked at the docs and code for xpath, however it doesn't seem to account for replacement of special characters such as:

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Hello. I am writing to an xml file, but I can't figure out how to insert special characters.

Details: The code below grabs selected text and the url from a webpage, then writes these as a webclip ...