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I can't get certain characters to replace in HotStrings.
e.g.
::Ugluk::Uglúk ;

This always fails, generating the following on the page:
Uglk♦

What am I doing wrong, how should I setup this HotString?

When I open the file in Notepad++, it already says "UTF-8 BOM", and it doesn't work, so can you think of what else I need to change?

Have you reloaded the script (just asking) - and are you sure you are running the unicode version of AutoHotkey (v1 also has a 32bit ansi version)

Try MsgBox % A_IsUnicode, it should say "1" - https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/Variables.htm#IsUnicode

I'm running it with the 64-bit unicode version of 1.x ... Is there another way to generate a ú character, such as by a unicode string to invoke it or something (I'm not very knowledgable about this stuff, don't know how that would look).

All other accented characters that I invoke from hotstrings work perfectly, just this ú character that is causing me these problems.

Stupid question but the the font in the target application actually have that character?
You could try the T option of the https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/Hotstrings.htm#Options
(what v1 version are you running, latest is v1.1.37.01 at the moment)

Possibly try...?