Nevin

A wise man once said, "bots ruins the game, stop this trash." Sound familiar?

It looks like a monkey wrote that. It shouldn't even compile without a Wend. Where did you get this from?

Sorry, totally had a brain fart with my earlier post. haha. I'm with b0ris, there are plenty of legit uses for autorun on a pen drive. At my job, I wrote autoit scripts to change some settings and open a webpage, it helps with the hundreds of PCs we image and tweak. However, if I could just plug the drive in and it ran automatically, that would be really helpful. I could just throw a self-destructing script into the image, but everybody does it different so I can't really do that. You can probably pick up a U3 drive if that will work, but I've heard a whole lot of complaints about it not always working as intended, so it may or may not be useful for you. This has U3 on it http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820171362 $14 8gb flash drive. Free shipping at the egg. Read the plentiful reviews of people who hate U3 haha.

This might be useful, or just interesting. Or neither. http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/ExcelDateandTimes.htm Article explaining Excel's date format http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;214058 - All days of the week before March 1, 1900 are incorrect in Excel

Wouldn't it be easier to use the link that guy provided?

plz make mah scripts good work

Haha, I googled one of those things. Sounds neat. Since you don't need help, I think that goes here: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showforum=9

It would look prettier. They're pretty easy to figure out from the docs. Cases are usually good when you have multiple if statements for the same variable. Here's one I grabbed from one of my scripts. It checks to see if a checkbox is ticked, if so it calls various functions. Select Case GUICtrlRead($rad1) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad1,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad1_133_12() Case GUICtrlRead($rad2) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad2,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad2_158_30() Case GUICtrlRead($rad3) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad3,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad3_171_74() Case GUICtrlRead($rad4) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad4,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad4_178_20() Case GUICtrlRead($rad5) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad5,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad5_180_34() Case GUICtrlRead($rad6) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad6,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad6_191_92() Case GUICtrlRead($rad7) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad7,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad7_195_63() Case GUICtrlRead($rad8) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad8,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad8_204_23() Case GUICtrlRead($rad9) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad9,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad9_218_96() Case GUICtrlRead($rad10) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad10,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad10_220_81() Case GUICtrlRead($rad11) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad11,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad11_230_93() Case GUICtrlRead($rad12) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad12,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad12_237_53() Case GUICtrlRead($rad13) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad13,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad13_240_71() Case GUICtrlRead($rad14) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad14,$GUI_UNCHECKED) AddLines(1) rad14_242_85() Case GUICtrlRead($rad15) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad15,$GUI_UNCHECKED) AddLines(1) rad15_254_43() Case GUICtrlRead($rad16) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad16,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad16_311_37() Case GUICtrlRead($rad17) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad17,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad17_322_95() Case GUICtrlRead($rad18) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad18,$GUI_UNCHECKED) AddLines(2) rad18_373_88() Case GUICtrlRead($rad19) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad19,$GUI_UNCHECKED) AddLines(2) rad19_385_46() Case GUICtrlRead($rad20) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad20,$GUI_UNCHECKED) rad20_218_92() Case GUICtrlRead($rad21) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad21,$GUI_UNCHECKED) AddLines(2) rad21_267_53() Case GUICtrlRead($rad22) = $GUI_CHECKED GUICtrlSetState($rad22,$GUI_UNCHECKED) Addlines(3) rad22_398_21() EndSelect

Well, he said the left shift, but he seems to already know that is LSHIFT. Anyway: Send("{LSHIFT DOWN}")

"In these economic times" if you blow your little beeping speaker, I think you can just leave it broken.

I don't know what all of those parameters are, but I'm pretty sure inputbox is just going to give you a box to type into. If you want the screen checked for text that is actually an image (not selectable like if it were in notepad), you need to use some kind of OCR. If you think Inputbox is gonna do that, you're probably in way over your head. Just play the game the way it is meant to be played.

I suggest you fully explain what you are trying to do, so that we don't have to guess.

It's a listbox? Is it yours? Could you use GUICtrlSetData?

I only used While loops for a couple years. I understood how they worked and the other ones scared me. More work, but if it gets the job done, whatever.

Running for forum mod in tomorrow's elections?

What the heck is au3 binary? P.S. You wrote 0x, which is the prefix for hex, isnt it? But that number following it is 65536 (decimal)

Do you mean you want to write that whole thing out as one command in CMD? I don't think you can send a carriage return like that, but I'm not entirely sure. You could write a batch file, maybe? I don't see the point of this.

Ahahaha. So is this page accessible to us, or no?

Yeah, he doesn't know a thing about programming. He just came to the forum because the virus is supposedly written in this language. As if that makes any sense....

In Scite, Ctrl-H has a "Replace all" button. I've also pasted my code over to Word and done the replace there in the past. I'm not sure why. Maybe the full Scite has replace all and the small version doesn't?

Well technically, you're not really doing it any more efficiently if it is calling a function which is a whole bunch of lines, but it does look neater They should change my title to "Useless commentary"

Boring. Why don't you make it look like you have a virus on there, and then when they come over, just turn the program off or something. Find a way to toggle some kinda weird shit on and off.

Ah yeah, my college has that. They never use it though. They just use it to project onto your screen if they want to show you a slide show or something. I think I had one professor who secretly used it to see if you were using search engines or AIM to cheat during online exams too. That's when you open up google and type in asian ass porn.

Uh, where's the rest?

your school uses keyloggers? talk about invasion of privacy (even though it may not apply at school...but they make you go, right?) I would just write obnoxious out to them.