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Loop, Parse, myTextVar, `n
{
MyTextVar%A_Index% = %A_LoopField%
}

Edit: Or StringSplit of course

Try running this and see if the text you are after appears at all.
My gut tells me that the problem is with the break command if A_Index > 2

SetTitleMatchMode, 2
SetTitleMatchMode, slow
Detec ...

Alternatively you can read the existing Ini entry to a variable, append the new text to the end and then write it back to the Ini File

IniRead, Existing_Entry, c:\stats\%A_UserName%.ini, 1, cnt ...

You are definately on the right track. A couple of things to mention would be that in your if statements you don't need the small v

If Caned="How to register
Send, BIG BLOCK OF TE ...

I'd use GuiControl, ChooseString

There's this in the Documentation
GuiControl, ChooseString, ControlID, String: Sets the selection (choice) in a ListBox, DropDownList, ComboBox, or Tab control to ...

You know with Var1 how many minutes there are until 1700, so you can set up a progress bar with a range 0-var1 and have a timer set to increase the progress bar by 1 every minute

#Persistent

P ...

OK so the first thing you'll want to do is assign variables to each of the controls in your Gui.

that will look something like this
Gui, Add, Radio, vSpeed_2X, 2x
Gui, Add, Radio, vSpeed_4x, 4X ...

It was written as UTF-8 so should be kept as that. Not sure why the Unicode message came up. Maybe someone else will have experienced the same thing and will know why

Gonna be moved but i thought i'd get in here anyway.

#Persistent

SetTimer, Kill_Mobsync, 1000
Return

Kill_Mobsync:
Process, Exist, Mobsync.exe ;Change Mobsync.exe to the actual proces ...

Try putting the Hotkey at the bottom of the script.

Currently the script is running up to the return after the hotkey and then not running any more.

Pop the hotkey at the end then the Gui will ...

Use the AutoIt windows spy program that comes with AutoHotkey to see if the co-ordinate text shows up in there. If it does, you could use the ControlGetText command to retrieve the co-ordinates withou ...

I don't know, there's nothing I like more than a rapidly expanding pool of molten silicon seeping out of the bottom of my case.

Simple pleasures

depends what you're after

AMD is beter for overclocking as the Intel chips turn themselves off when they get too hot.

a simple loop should sort it for you

SetTitleMatchMode, 2

FileSelectFolder, Folder, , , Please choose the folder to loop through

Loop, %Folder%\*.pdf
{
Run, %A_LoopFileFull ...

Also works fine for me.

(I saved both the ini and the script to my desktop