How to specify a window title that is more than one word? Topic is solved

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This hotkey searches for a window title, activates the window if found, and sends a keystroke. If I search for only one word in the window title, the script works fine:

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!+x::
IfWinExist, Word1
	{	
		WinActivate  ; 
		Send, {Space}  
		return
	}	
return

But I don't know how to search for multiple words in the window title. I tried the following, but none of these worked:

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IfWinExist, "Word1 Word2"

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IfWinExist, ("Word1 Word2")

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IfWinExist, ('Word1 Word2')

[MannyKSoSo]

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinExist.htm Should help some.
I recommend that you use If WinExist("Longer Title With Space") as the way you are using it is the depreciated version.
The depreciated version you would simply just place a space as the divider between each part is a comma and you wouldn't need quotes (https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinExist.htm#Examples_7)

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Thanks @MannyKSoSo, that works great. Thanks also for the link. I didn't realize I was using a deprecated form of WinExist.