@PeterCm: I see this as you misinterpreting the placement of the RETURN statement that is usually used to mark the end of the auto-execute section. . . . Thanks, Joe. I will try to remember to learn about auto-execute sections and the function of return statements if I ever tackle more complex scri...

@lexikos: Your corrections worked like a charm. I removed the return s and "uncommented out" the #Warn s and my scripts all loaded without protest. I thought I'd read (at the very beginning of my dive into the documentation) that every script had to end with a return . Obviously, I misunderstood -- ...

I greatly appreciate the time and care that went into these replies, but unfortunately, a lot of it is still above my head. I really am a complete non-coder with extremely little AHK experience, and spending several hours in AHK's documentation, as good as it is, hasn't fixed that. That said, I'm ca...

DISCLAIMER: I'm a complete non-coder who is quite new to AutoHotkey and who has only used it for key remapping. I'm running Windows 10 Home 1909, fully up to date with the exception of the most recent Patch Tuesday (for which some users have reported a forced-reboot bug). I have a laptop with no ded...