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I'm doing a script where there are 2 options of action. I want to be able to have the user choose between option one and option two using InputBox and then having the script read the box, and then going to the appropriate function. The only problem is, I can't figure out how to make the script read the input box, nor can i figure out how to name a function. I'm used to programming calculators, and here's how it would look on a TI-89. What it does is accept a user input, and then go to the appropriate label/function. Any ideas for help, anyone?

Input 1
If A=1
Goto A
If A!=1
Goto B
Label A
Disp "Option 1"
Stop
Label B
Disp "Option 2"
Stop
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It seems as you start to work with GUI and AutoIt. I recommend to read the AutoIt help file to get into the concepts of AutoIt. There are some very good examples that should get you started (help file -> GUI Reference).

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