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Is it possible to make a script that takes lines from a txt document and uses it fx. as username/password?

i am using "Send" command as it is, but would like to be abel to take it from a txt so that i dont have to change the script and compile a new exe, when my password gets outdated...

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yes it is.

Edited by aceloc

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Is it possible to make a script that takes lines from a txt document and uses it fx. as username/password?

i am using "Send" command as it is, but would like to be abel to take it from a txt so that i dont have to change the script and compile a new exe, when my password gets outdated...

There are different ways to accomplish this. Look for "FileReadLine" or "IniRead" in the help. Using the @ScriptDir macro enables you to store the .txt or .ini file in the same directory your script is in.

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There are different ways to accomplish this. Look for "FileReadLine" or "IniRead" in the help. Using the @ScriptDir macro enables you to store the .txt or .ini file in the same directory your script is in.

thanks...

i am abel to read the lines from the file, how do i use them with the send command, i have tried to use the help but was unabel to find anything usefull...

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Hi,

have a look at IniRead and IniWrite that should fit better then a txt file.

Edit: Maybe even at _StringEncrypt() to en/decrypt the passwort.

So long,

Mega

Edited by th.meger

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