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You could boil the question down to:
I'm not providing the full script - so have I done wrong?

That's how I read it at least.

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This works for me:

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lineNumber := 3
textfile   := "textFile.txt"

Loop, Read, %textfile%
{
	;A_LoopReadLine
	If (A_Index = lineNumber) {
		line_contents := A_LoopReadLine
		Break
	}
}

FileAppend, `n%line_contents%, %textfile%

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You need a third party app to accomplish that, maybe nircmd can do it.

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Something like this maybe

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$F1::
	SendPlay {F1}
	sleep 10
	Click
	While GetKeyState("F1", "P")
		Sleep 100
return

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When you know the adapter name, just run netsh command. It's explained here:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/win ... 39209f5081

Assume it works for W8 as well.

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In what way doesn't it work - does the icon in system tray appear normally? Do you have other programs running that may try to assign hotkeys too? Does this apply to all programs you're using? This probably won't help to this particular case, but I prefer to type: F1:: send {Alt down}c{Alt up} Retur...

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Soo - what about you created the new script manually and forgot #Persistent ?

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As far I know, there is no way ahk can communicate with FN button. Maybee the FN button just bypasses the OS - but it is none but the manufactor of your computer that knows that. So it will be similar impossible question as to detect if audio plug is connected - possible only if soundcard manufactor...

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Personally I would have used a timer for this - but that depends if you intend to run this pe-press routine for very long time or just a short time, which you don't tell. Then I would have made a shortcut key for stopping by giving a variable (I would have named it something like "stopKeyPress") a v...

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[Moderator's note: Topic moved from Wish List.] Hi. Here is one feature request from me. A built-in function to calculate the number of days between two dates, and it should be possible to use several date formats. Maybe one function named "timeBetween" where two first parameters is the date/time w...

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Here is one example where a script label can run only if mouse pointer hovers over a specific application - Firefox in this case. It's an old test script i had lying around. It may not be a direct answers to your question but should raise some ideas that make you getting there ;) #If (firefoxIsActiv...

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That is weird.

Could it be due an old version, and that it is some known bugs fixed since?
I'm currently running Version v1.1.20.03

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Hi. Have a simple function - see code. This code works as intended formatDesimalseparator(bignumber) { StringLen, desimal_antall, bignumber i := desimal_antall ; Counts backwards sammensatt_resultat := "" Loop, %desimal_antall% { StringMid, oneSingleDesimal, bignumber, i, 1 modderen := Mod(A_index, ...

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Also, why are you Sending LButton instead of just using Click/MouseClick x/y ? That is a very important question, indeed. It tunrns out that when I have more than one ahk script running simultaneously where both script have hotkeys that involves Click/MouseClick x/y , the speed of the mouse pointer...

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Oh - the Width = Height = X = Y = is a leftover from right after I start using ahk, and I had a vague idea that I could save memory because I wasn't planning to use those variables anyway.
Should be removed.

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You may want to check if %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\file.exe exist before you tries to copy file.

Also, this folders tends to require admin privileges to allow any change.

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Hi. Here is some useful functions that I use often. This one I wrote for dialog boxes. The purpose is to mouse click on a button that cause the window to close, normally OK or Close. It also make sure mouse pointer is placed onto the original position on screen. klikkReturnOnClose(xvar, yvar) { WinG...

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Hi. I suggest you make a function that replaces all lines of ControlSend.

Your function should check if "Minecraft 1.8" is the active window. If not, run a holding loop until the window becomes active again.
Also the sendkeys should be a parameter to that function.

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Some syntax corrections for your script: Your function decclearing: UseP(OL or AB) . I assume you want it to be: UseP(OL:=0, AB:=0) That means you can call the function with no parameters at all. The value 0 is default for both "OL" and "AB" unless specified. I don't like that braces to IF block is ...

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Here is my working example - using Escape button to pause/unpause. #Persistent yourVariableName = ( This is just a very long text string that contains both newline and spaces too. Take care - don't spam too much text on your friends... ) F2:: Loop, Parse, yourVariableName { Send %A_Loopfield% Sleep ...

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Mod() inside If calculates different than using variable

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