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[stuka]

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Edited August 21, 2009 by stuka

[stampy]

With only part of the code it's hard to get a picture. But I do see that you don't need the select statement and the if statement. Seems easy enough to just remove the select statement (not the one that you apparently are running the loop with)

Case $msg = $deletelog
           
            Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer
                $iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(292,"Autorun Eater v1.0","Are you sure you want to delete the results log?")
               
                If $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7 Then

                                ;DO SOMETHING HERE?
                   
                Else
                    FileDelete (@ScriptDir & "\results.log")
               
                    ; log deleted traytip
                    TrayTip ("Scan Results", "Results Log Deleted", 1, 1)
                EndIf

[stampy]

Looks as if you are just looking to continue the loop...

Case $msg = $deletelog
           
            Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer
                $iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(292,"Autorun Eater v1.0","Are you sure you want to delete the results log?")
               
                If $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7 Then
                                continueloop
                Else
                    FileDelete (@ScriptDir & "\results.log")
               
                    ; log deleted traytip
                    TrayTip ("Scan Results", "Results Log Deleted", 1, 1)
                EndIf

[stampy]

np... good luck