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I'm wanting msg box to turn itself off when i click on the default ok button, this happens with the following coding

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Case @HOUR=06

MsgBox(262144, "Reminder", "go to class")

Case @HOUR=17

MsgBox(262144, "Reminder", "cook dinner")

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but I want their to be a second button which when I click on it will make the button appear again say 30 mins

all I'm having trouble with is setting the differnt execute with the spare button? how would I do that?

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$result = Msgbox(4, 'Question', 'Is AutoIt awesome?')
If $result = 6 then 
Msgbox(0, 'Correct', 'Good answer')
Else 
Msgbox(0, 'Wrong', 'You are crazy!')
Endif

You can have different buttons, look in the helpfile for those options. Each button has it's own return value (like Yes is 6), you can find those in the helpfile too.

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how would I go about keeping the case system I have, but still having the result = 1 then do this, result = 1 then do something completely different

Code would help.... My Crystal ball is cloudy...
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I ment to say

how would I go about keeping the case system I have, but still having the result = 1 then do this, result = 2 then do something completely different

Hard to say without code, but maybe...

$msg = ""
$szName = InputBox(Default, "Please enter a word.", "", " M", Default, Default, Default, Default, 10)
Switch @error
Case 2
    $msg = "Timeout "
    ContinueCase
Case 1; Continuing previous case
    $msg &= "Cancellation"
Case 0
    Switch $szName
    Case "a", "e", "i", "o", "u"
        $msg = "Vowel"
    Case "QP"
        $msg = "Mathematics"
    Case "Q" to "QZ"
        $msg = "Science"
    Case Else
        $msg = "Others"
    EndSwitch
Case Else
    $msg = "Something went horribly wrong."
EndSwitch

MsgBox(0, Default, $msg)
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