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boiler wrote: You need to make it the directive #If to apply to hotkeys, not If.

boiler wrote: ↑

07 Dec 2019, 18:39

Not sure what you mean by saying you want to switch out your function keys. The way you have it set up, you've mapped such that when you press 1, it's like you pressed F1. Same with 2 and F2, respectively. If you want to press F1 and it will act like you pressed 1 (and same with the other pair), you need to reverse them.

boiler wrote: ↑

07 Dec 2019, 18:58

Well for one thing, what you have implemented won't just switch them for that program because you've made it so the remap is active if the process exists whether it's the active window or not. So as long as that program is running in the background, the remap will be active even when you're working in another program.

It's still not clear what you mean by switching them. If you want to switch them so 1 acts like F1 and F1 acts like 1 (as well as the other pair, then you need both):

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#If ProcessExist("FL64.exe")

1::F1
2::F2
F1::1
F2::2
#If

ProcessExist(Name)
{
Process,Exist,%Name%
return Errorlevel
}

If it's still not doing what you want, please describe in detail what you mean when you say that. Is it that it's always working (not just in that program)? Is it that it's doing nothing at all when you press certain keys? Which keys?

boiler wrote: ↑

07 Dec 2019, 19:54

Are you using a very old version of AHK? What does it show when you run the following?

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MsgBox % A_AhkVersion