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Oh, I thought that you meant the Fr reply issue. I know little about AutoHotKey coding, and I am using AutoHotkey Unicode 64-bit ver. 1.1.37.2 Below is the top of my script, defining corresponding hot keys. The semicolon ; separates notes from the script codes that begin with >#+1::Run C:\Program Files (x86)\BPBible\bpbible.exe I left out most of the lines. You can add more yourself. In Windows (not Linux) you can right click on a shortcut to a app or folder, hit Properties to find location. , You place Return at the end of a the code section, though I see I have one separate one. The last two are as described, copied from a source, thank God. Intended to be used for God and for sound doctrine. Hope it helps in that.

;#+::Run (Win and Shift)
;#^::Run (Win and Ctrl)
;#!::Run (Win and Alt) Example: C:\Windows\System32\control.exe /name Microsoft.WindowsUpdate
;#>+::Run (Win and Right Shift)

;#>+::Run (Win and Right Shift)
;Insert::^s
; AutoHotkey Version: 1.x
; Language:       English
; Platform:       Win9x/NT
; Author:         A.N.Other

;
; Script Function:
;	Template script (you can customize this template by editing "ShellNew\Template.ahk" in your Windows folder)
;

#+1::Run C:\Program Files (x86)\BPBible\bpbible.exe
#+2::Run C:\Program Files (x86)\E-SWORD\e-Sword.exe

CapsLock::^c

(NumLock::Esc

Esc::^v

mbutton::^x

#z:: ;work with clipboard: paste clipboard content as plain text
    ClipboardOld := ClipboardAll  ;save original clipboard contents
    Clipboard = %Clipboard%  ;store plain text from clipboard to clipboard
    Send ^v  ;send the Ctrl+V command
    Sleep, 250  ;give some time to finish paste (before restoring clipboard)
    Clipboard := ClipboardOld  ;restore the original clipboard contents
    ClipboardOld =  ;clear temporary variable (potentially contains large data)

return
::dmt::
SendInput %A_MM%-%A_DD%-%A_YYYY%
return
 ;d-m-t inserts 12-29-2024
return

It's Friday the Thirteenth !!!