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Question improvement suggestion: Provide more specific details about the desired functionality of the AHK script, such as how the lines of text are structured and how they should correspond in the translation box.  

In the meantime, based on the information you have provided, here is a suggested answer to your question:  

Hello! To create an AutoHotkey (AHK) script that copies multiple lines of text to corresponding lines in the translation box in Trados Studio, you can follow these steps:

**Step 1:** Install AutoHotkey if you haven't already. You can download it from the official website.

**Step 2:** Create a new AHK script. Right-click in a folder, select "New," then "AutoHotkey Script." Name your script file (e.g., `CopyMultipleLines.ahk`).

**Step 3:** Open the script file in a text editor (like Notepad).

**Step 4:** Add the following code to your script. This is a basic example that assumes you have the source text copied to your clipboard and want to paste it into the translation box line by line:

```ahk

#IfWinActive ahk_exe SDLTradosStudio.exe  ; Ensure the script only runs in Trados Studio

^v::  ; Use Ctrl+V as the hotkey to trigger the script

   ClipSaved := ClipboardAll  ; Save the current clipboard content

   Clipboard := ""  ; Clear the clipboard

   Send, ^c  ; Copy the selected text (source text)

   ClipWait, 1  ; Wait for the clipboard to contain data

   lines := StrSplit(Clipboard, "`n")  ; Split the clipboard content into lines

   Loop, % lines.MaxIndex()  ; Loop through each line

   {

       Send, % lines[A_Index]  ; Send the current line to the translation box

       Send, {Enter}  ; Confirm the segment (move to the next)

   }

   Clipboard := ClipSaved  ; Restore the original clipboard content

   return

```

**Step 5:** Save the script and double-click the file to run it. You should see a green "H" icon in your system tray, indicating that the script is active.

**Step 6:** In Trados Studio, select the source text you want to copy, then press `Ctrl+V` (or your chosen hotkey). The script will paste each line into the translation box and confirm the segment automatically.

Feel free to modify the script according to your specific needs, such as adjusting the hotkey or the way lines are processed. If you have any further questions or need additional functionality, please let me know!

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Probability score: 0.6  

Question improvement suggestion: Provide more specific details about the desired functionality of the AHK script, such as how the lines of text are structured and how they should correspond in the translation box.  

In the meantime, based on the information you have provided, here is a suggested answer to your question:  

Hello! To create an AutoHotkey (AHK) script that copies multiple lines of text to corresponding lines in the translation box in Trados Studio, you can follow these steps:

**Step 1:** Install AutoHotkey if you haven't already. You can download it from the official website.

**Step 2:** Create a new AHK script. Right-click in a folder, select "New," then "AutoHotkey Script." Name your script file (e.g., `CopyMultipleLines.ahk`).

**Step 3:** Open the script file in a text editor (like Notepad).

**Step 4:** Add the following code to your script. This is a basic example that assumes you have the source text copied to your clipboard and want to paste it into the translation box line by line:

```ahk

#IfWinActive ahk_exe SDLTradosStudio.exe  ; Ensure the script only runs in Trados Studio

^v::  ; Use Ctrl+V as the hotkey to trigger the script

   ClipSaved := ClipboardAll  ; Save the current clipboard content

   Clipboard := ""  ; Clear the clipboard

   Send, ^c  ; Copy the selected text (source text)

   ClipWait, 1  ; Wait for the clipboard to contain data

   lines := StrSplit(Clipboard, "`n")  ; Split the clipboard content into lines

   Loop, % lines.MaxIndex()  ; Loop through each line

   {

       Send, % lines[A_Index]  ; Send the current line to the translation box

       Send, {Enter}  ; Confirm the segment (move to the next)

   }

   Clipboard := ClipSaved  ; Restore the original clipboard content

   return

```

**Step 5:** Save the script and double-click the file to run it. You should see a green "H" icon in your system tray, indicating that the script is active.

**Step 6:** In Trados Studio, select the source text you want to copy, then press `Ctrl+V` (or your chosen hotkey). The script will paste each line into the translation box and confirm the segment automatically.

Feel free to modify the script according to your specific needs, such as adjusting the hotkey or the way lines are processed. If you have any further questions or need additional functionality, please let me know!

I hope this answer addressed your question. If not, please reject the answer, add the question improvement suggestion information, and click the RWS Community AI checkbox on the right to try again.  

RWS Community AI