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The %ApplicationBundleID%n% token return the Bundle ID of the nth application. It takes a parameter indicating which application to use.

The parameter may be:

• 0 or 1: the front application.
• Positive Number: the indexed foreground application from front to back.
• Negative Number: the indexed foreground application from back to front.

So for example, %ApplicationBundleID%1% gives the Bundle ID of the front application.