Shutdown script

[gosu]

HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Aus")

$minuten = InputBox("Shutdown (© by Ducksteina)", "(© by Ducksteina)" & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & " Time to shutdown in minutes:")

If @error = 1 Then

  Aus()

EndIf

$sekunden = $minuten * 60

$sekundenneu = $sekunden

$step = 100 / $sekunden

ProgressOn("Shutdown", "Time left until shutdown:", "", -1, -1, 1)

WinMinimizeAll()

For $i = 0 To 100 Step $step

  $sekundenneu = $sekundenneu - 1

  Sleep(1000)

  ProgressSet($i, $sekundenneu & " seconds left" & @CRLF & @CRLF & "Escape to abort                        © by Ducksteina")

Next

ProgressSet(100, "Shutting down...")

ProgressOff()

Shutdown(9)

Func Aus()

  Exit 0

EndFunc  ;==>Aus

This script lets you enter a number of minutes. You will see a progressbar then and see how much time is left until the script shut downs your computer. Enjoy!

[Matt @ MPCS]

Looks pretty good!

Off topic: Is that german speckled through there?

*** Matt @ MPCS

Edited November 7, 2004 by Matt @ MPCS

[gosu]

Looks pretty good!

Off topic: Is that german speckled through there?

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thanks!

Yes, I´m german and not very good at english. So some variables are in german

Edited November 7, 2004 by gosu

[Matt @ MPCS]

Das ist kühl, bin ich amerikanisches (englisch), aber mein deutsches gutes isn't sehr.

*** Matt @ MPCS

[Jos]

Das ist kühl, bin ich amerikanisches (englisch), aber mein deutsches gutes isn't sehr.

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

yea ... you can say that again...

[Matt @ MPCS]

I think I'll stick with English. Some of my clients are from Switzerland and they laugh at my german translations.

*** Matt @ MPCS

[gosu]

Das ist kühl, bin ich amerikanisches (englisch), aber mein deutsches gutes isn't sehr.

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hehe, we say still "cool" instead of "kühl"

Do you learn german in school? You are pretty good

[Matt @ MPCS]

I took a couple accelerated courses in college, just enough to learn the basics.

*** Matt @ MPCS

[gosu]

I took a couple accelerated courses in college, just enough to learn the basics.

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

pretty good for some basics

btw: check out my icq2go script

[Matt @ MPCS]

I looked it over, but I have no use for it since I don't use ICQ. Did you verify that you can't use Control* commands instead of "Send"ing the keystrokes? Sending keystrokes works but it always feels amatuer to me when people do that if there is another way.

*** Matt @ MPCS

[gosu]

I looked it over, but I have no use for it since I don't use ICQ. Did you verify that you can't use Control* commands instead of "Send"ing the keystrokes? Sending keystrokes works but it always feels amatuer to me when people do that if there is another way.

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I tried that, but ICQ2go is an active x element and auto it doesn´t seem to detect it

[Jos]

I think I'll stick with English. Some of my clients are from Switzerland and they laugh at my german translations.

*** Matt @ MPCS

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I can see why.... the problem with German and Dutch compared to english is that we build the sentense in a different way... eg

aber mein deutsches gutes isn't sehr.

This means something like: but my german good isn't very.....

should be something like:

aber mein deutsch ist nicht sehr gut.

(Or something... but gosu will know it better)

[gosu]

I can see why....  the problem with German and Dutch compared to english is that we build the sentense in a different way...  eg

aber mein deutsches gutes isn't sehr.

This means something like: but my german good isn't very.....

should be something like:

aber mein deutsch ist nicht sehr gut.

(Or something...  but gosu will know it better)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

ye, it should be "aber mein deutsch ist nicht sehr gut." which means "but my german isn´t very good".