It should be possible.
Autohotkey have good forum and examples.
But I think, thaat it would be something.
Timed subprogram, which selects file from folder.
(You don't want run script all the time, as script then reads harddrive all time.
And it is maybe easiest that you move converted txt files to different folder, so that you have only one txt file on folder (easier to select files?)
Then read selected filename to script and replace txt -> csv.
replacing all spaces with underscore
replacing undescores with ";" (don't replace spaces between words as they go then to diffrent colums (you need maybe replace some words before or after ";"
(Carbon Monoxide -> Carbon_Monoxide -> Carbon;Monoxide -> Carbon_Monoxide)
After converting
Move txt file to original txt files folder (or delete)
And save converted file to convrted folder (with new name + csv
Autohotkey have good forum and examples.
But I think, thaat it would be something.
Timed subprogram, which selects file from folder.
(You don't want run script all the time, as script then reads harddrive all time.
And it is maybe easiest that you move converted txt files to different folder, so that you have only one txt file on folder (easier to select files?)
Then read selected filename to script and replace txt -> csv.
replacing all spaces with underscore
replacing undescores with ";" (don't replace spaces between words as they go then to diffrent colums (you need maybe replace some words before or after ";"
(Carbon Monoxide -> Carbon_Monoxide -> Carbon;Monoxide -> Carbon_Monoxide)
After converting
Move txt file to original txt files folder (or delete)
And save converted file to convrted folder (with new name + csv