Enter in CMD

[Rawox]

Does anyone know how I can get to the next line in Command Prompt?

Send ("  H: I'm an Hacker.")
Sleep( 2500 )
Send ("  H: But you already know about me.")
Sleep( 2000 )
Send ("  H: That Stupid Sam Told you about me.")
Sleep( 2200 )
Send ("  S: I'm Not Stupid.")
Sleep( 1800 )
Send ("  H: Yes you are.")
Sleep( 1800 )
Send ("  S: No I'm not.")
Sleep( 1800 )
Send ("  H: No your not.")
Sleep( 1800 )
Send ("  S: Yes I Am.")
Sleep( 1800 )
Send ("  H: I said so.")
Sleep( 1800 )

[bluelamp]

Explain what you want to do

Edited September 27, 2008 by bluelamp

[Rawox]

I want to display an message between an Hacker (H) and Microsoft Sam (S)

They need to do like they talk to each other in CMD, not notepad or somehing else.

Edited September 27, 2008 by Rawox

[bluelamp]

Compile your script in aut2exe with the parameter "/console" so it generates a console at the start of a program instead of a gui

everything you write with Consolewrite is than written to that console

You should describe your problems better

Edited September 27, 2008 by bluelamp

[Robbinski12]

shouldn't

Send("{ENTER}")

work? it worked to me to exit notepad (i dont know how to send keycombinations)

See:

Send("{ALT}{ENTER}{UP}{ENTER}")

Sleep(10)

Send("{RIGHT}{SPACE}")

Edited September 27, 2008 by Robbinski12

[Nevin]

Do you mean you want to write that whole thing out as one command in CMD? I don't think you can send a carriage return like that, but I'm not entirely sure. You could write a batch file, maybe?

I don't see the point of this.

[Richard Robertson]

You use ConsoleWrite and add a @CRLF on the end of each write.