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    That shows a freshly loaded script with no indication of Launch or Rename. Without having the windows renamed, it can't find where to send the commands.

    Code:
    <SendWinM Diablo2> failed: Could not find window "Diablo2"
    I tried changing the pathway to this line to
    <RenameWin "C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo III\Diablo III Launcher.exe" Diablo1>
    <RenameWin "D:\Diablo III_Backup\Diablo III.exe" Diablo2>
    but it seems it didn't work.
    I'd need to see the actual script you're using, but I'd probably suggest you use RenameFromPath, as seen in this script, if you're launching from different directories. In that example, be sure ScrollLock is On, launch both copies of your games then hit the associated hotkey {in the above example, Ctrl U}. The windows should now say Diablo1 and Diablo2.
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    Thanks for your help, I was using the script that was provided on this thread. I'll try the script on the link you posted and use RenameFromPath. Looking at the script
    Code:
    <RenameFromPath "D:\Jeux\Diablo III" Diablo1>  
    <RenameFromPath "Q:\Diablo III" Diablo2>
    It looks like the user only pointed to the Diablo III folder but doesn't need to put to the actually .exe, is that correct?
    Last edited by mugendc4 : 04-16-2013 at 05:42 PM

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