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"Anyone that can convert that to perl real quick? "

Yes, but anyone willing to for someone who does not know how to post a question effectively? It is bad manners to simply ask people to code for you. Unless you are offering money. In that case, there are plenty of other websites.

I am sure there are people willing to simply assist you with your initial question though.

I'm so adjective, I verb nouns!

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In reply to Re: Find window by name and close it by Lawliet
in thread Find window by name and close it by kanegr

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