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I've heard a little about the so called scripts but how do i make them, how do i edit them? What software do i use? Any guides where i might start?

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Nerevar

Edit: I am sorry about the post error, could some moderators please delete it?


If you are asking about what I think you are asking about (vb script) all you need is a text editor to create the program scripts. Everything else is already on the computer.

Scripting is the windows version of dos batch files. It is useful for automating tasks in the same way as batch files (although you could write a whole app in script if you were a masochist). Windows scripts can be written in either vbscript or jscript, but vb is most common.

Try a google search for "vb script tutorial" or "windows script host" and you will find millions of examples.

Here is A VBS Box That Says Hello

msgbox "hello", 0+48,"Vbs Box"

Here A Wscript Popup

That Says Hello And closes it self

CreateObject("wscript.shell").popup "Hello",3,"WsPopUp Box",0 + 32

Here A Vbs Inputbox That Will Pass What You Type In

To The Next WsPopUp Box

strUser= InputBox("Type In Your Reply","VBS Inputbox","<-Type Reply Here->")
CreateObject("wscript.shell").popup "You Type In:" & vbCrLf & strUser, 3, "WsPopUp Box", 0 + 32

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