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I have come up with a small function to check for the existance of text in an input box. If its empty, it pops up a msgbox. I am currently calling the function when a button is clicked. Everything works ok but if the input box is empty, after the warning message pops up it still executes the command. There is no damage if this hapens but I would like to prevent it.

This is my first attempt at defining my own function so if its completely jacked up please feel free to make recommendations.

Case $msg = $Button_5 ; Run Regedit
    If Not _ChkName() Then
        Run("psexec -s -i -d \\" & $ReadInput & " c:\windows\regedit.exe")
    EndIf


    
Func _ChkName()
    If $ReadInput = ("") Then
        MsgBox(4096, "Danger Will Robinson!", "Please enter a computer name")
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_ChkName

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Func _ChkName()
    If $ReadInput = ("") Then
        MsgBox(4096, "Danger Will Robinson!", "Please enter a computer name")
        Return 1
    EndIf
    Return 0
EndFunc   ;==>_ChkName

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Once again, thank you.

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