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Originally posted by Fisher
I've tried that but if I put (!P) twice, it asks for input only once and I then replaces both (!P) with the same thing, however, I need it to be different. Tried (!P1) as well 
You can't use it for more than one input (as you've already noticed). There is no other usable tag for multiple inputs.
If you want anything more than a single input via a standard input dialog popup, you'd need to create a script.
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Originally posted by Fisher
Edit : when I use /all message it does send to all, but it writes /all just for first windows for instance : /all message
and for rest it just writes message, any way to avoid this? Thanks!
I'm afraid you just discovered a bug
It is not suppose to do that; it should actually _not_ parse the '/all' command at all, in no window, if you have selected '
normal' mode as line break up type (which is selected by default when you create a new Quick Text).
However, it will work as intended if you select '
create multiple messages' for the line break type.
In '
multiple messages' mode you can enter a different individual messages
or commands on each new line in the text box.
In '
normal' mode the whole contents of the text box is seen (at least should be seen) as
one literal message, thus without command interpretation.
In other words, if you use a command as text (like /all blahblah), you must select '
multiple messages' as line break type.
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