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Thanks for your response but it still doesnt work and Im not quite sure why.

All I get is a msgbox saying "Sim1 - Imei1" , "Sim2 - Imei2", etc.

Can anybody tell me why this doesnt work? Ive tried so many different combinations I have no idea. Also tried going from "clipboard" to a temporary variable, then into the array. If I add an ...

Put whats written in the window bar. Try enclosing the If in brackets also, not sure if it will make a difference in this case.

Loop,
{
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
IfWinActive, GameTitle ;Rep ...

Loop,
{
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
IfWinActive, GameTitle ;Replace GameTitle with the title name of the game
Send, 3
Sleep, 200
Send, 2
Sleep, 200
}

Im not real familiar with RegExReplace, but I think you have some syntax issues.

NewStr := RegExReplace(Haystack, NeedleRegEx

I think its trying to find "C:\blahblahblah\Q\file\E" i ...

$F11::
Send, {F11}{ESC}

Im not sure what youre asking. You might be asking how to join 2 strings?

var1 = abc
var2 = def
var3 = %var1%%var2%
MsgBox, %var3% ;will output abcdef

You can also add to a string just by ...

Perhaps a little backwards, but works, and is quick

F1::
WinGetActiveTitle, current
WinMinimizeAll
WinActivate, %current%

F1 to activate

F1::
FileReadLine, var1, C:\Switch.txt, 1
FileReadLine, var2, C:\Switch.txt, 2

SetTitleMatchMode, 2
IfWinActive, %var1%
{
WinMinimize, %var1%
Sleep, 100
W ...

inputbox, var1, What is the name of the first window?
inputbox, var2, What is the name of the second window?

F1::

SetTitleMatchMode, 2
IfWinActive, %var1%
{
WinMinimize, ...

In this case, your substitution solved the problem, but try this:

$0::
SetTitleMatchMode 2
IfWinNotActive, OpenOffice.org
{
send, .
}
Else
{
send, 0
}
return

This is the code I need, ...

NumPadDot::
SetTitleMatchMode 2
IfWinNotActive, OpenOffice.org
{
send, .
}
Else
{
send, 0 ;substituted this since I dont have this particular problem
}
re ...

send, NumpadDot

Should be "Send, {NumPadDot}"

Maybe that will work for ya. You dont have any loops in there either so dont worry about the infinite loop

Weird, that should have fixed it, unless something was set to always on top. Mind posting the code? I'll open calc and test it

You can use the exact title, or you can use SetTitleMatchMode to tell your script, hey, this is close enough.

SetTitleMatchMode, 2
IfWinNotActive, OpenOffice
{
.....
}

This wi ...