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This short tutorial is intended for beginners in programming GUIs! Chapter 01 - Introduction (What is a Window?) Chapter 02 - Creating your 1st window. To be continued... Regards, João Carlos.

@guinness, @armoros and all I accept suggestions, corrections, additions, after all: this tutorial is for all of us! Regards, João Carlos.

Melba, you've missed the "at least" part before "4 capital letters". So make it {4,} <--- Oops, that was pretty dumb (eyes not fully open!) There is an issue: we still need to comply with the "last" requirement (last foldername). @OP, To make that work elegantly, may foldernames contain whitespaces? Are site name etc optional? If NO to both, try this: #include <Array.au3> ; For array display purpooses $sStringData = "serverfolderfolderfolderfolderFOLDEr Site Name Etc" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderFOLDerfolder Site Name Etc" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderFOLDERfolder Site Name Etc" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderfolderfolder SITE Name Etc" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderfolderfolder WITH Site NAME Etc" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderfolderfolder WITH Site NAME Etc" & @CRLF & _ "blah blah blah" & @CRLF & _ "serverfolderfolderfolderfolder2FOLDEr2 Site Name Etc" $aRet = StringRegExp($sStringData, "(.*[[:upper:]]{4,}[^s]*)s[^]*", 3) _ArrayDisplay($aRet)

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Mathematics and GUICtrlGetState(), GUICtrlSetState() should do you. Tip: put your Ctrl handles in an array for easier looping.

Why do you think it has to be a binary choice? I know several languages. I didn't have to abandon any to learn a newer one.