Struggling with CAPITALIZATION Topic is solved

[lockExe]

my current "working" hotkey is:

Loop 30
{
F::
Send, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
return
}

i know something's wrong with the loop itself but it functions normally at least >-<

but i would like the single "F::" to register as if shift is being held down
i cant seem to understand any of this stringupper or ^!u stuff, or maybe just cant figure out where to put it?
if someone could work with this (and keep it tidy, preferably, there are a lot of commands in this file) it would be greatly appreciated <33

[Delta Pythagorean]

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F::
Loop, 30 {
    Send, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
}
Return

[Osprey]

If you want a single 'f' to come out as 'F', simply use the following:

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$F::Send, +f

[lockExe]

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F::
Loop, 30 {
    Send, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
}
Return

that just made it loop until AHK was like "whoa buddy calm down" lmao
thank you though!

[lockExe]

If you want a single 'f' to come out as 'F', simply use the following:

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$F::Send, +f

i need, when i press "F", that it only registers in uppercase, so i need to be holding down shift when i press the key
but i need "F" to send multiple F's

[lockExe]

my current "working" hotkey is:

Loop 30
{
F::
Send, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
return
} [....]

Fixed with this:

Loop 30
{
+F::
Send, ffffffffffffffffffff
return
}

thank you both for your help!!! you gave great tips and ive got it working perfectly now <33 love you

[Osprey]

Your loop does nothing. What you have is no different than:

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+F::Send, ffffffffffffffffffff

If you prefer using a loop, though, then do:

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+F::
  Loop 30
    Send, f
return