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I am attempting to make a program that will automatically change the password for a game.

I have everything done, the only problem is time.

I can easily just make...

$ActiveAccount1 = IniRead ( $SettingsFile, 'Account', 'AccountName1', "ERROR" )

$ActivePassword1 = IniRead ( $SettingsFile, 'Account', 'Password1', "ERROR" )

$ActiveAccount2 = IniRead ( $SettingsFile, 'Account', 'AccountName2', "ERROR" )

$ActivePassword2 = IniRead ( $SettingsFile, 'Account', 'Password2', "ERROR" )

And the INI say...

AccountName1=

Password1=

AccountName2=

Password2=

That would take alot of time to enter all the accounts especially if they are in bulk, which is of course why I am writing this.

I want to know how to make it so I can enter a list that is in this format...

account1:password1

account2:password2

account3:password3

so it would be like...

para:gemer

lota:god

pigment:poop

So that list is the list of accounts and there current password.

I already have the function for the password they all will be changed to.

How would I make it so I could enter a format like that (refer to para:gemer part) into the ini so its fast and simple. I need to know what to put in the source...

Thanks alot for anyone who can help me, please ask if you need anymore details, thanks!

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I'm not really understandig how this will save time.

Just write a simple script in another language (I say that because AutoIt isn't exactly the best language for it.) that will print out a list of

Account0=

Password0=

Account1=

Password1=

...

It's about a 3 line program if you write it in Python, or another relatively simple language.

It just seems like the simpler option in my opinion. But I guess you feel differently...

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