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Perhaps this is suitable. Not sure if you want an input box in the function as you left it out of your last attempt and it would make a parameter strange to have that you request. ; get the copyright banner and the initial prompt $prompt = RemoteShell('"' & @ComSpec & '"') While 1 $command = InputBox('Enter Command','Please enter a command for the Console') If @error Then ExitLoop MsgBox(0, @ComSpec, $prompt & $command & @CRLF & @CRLF & RemoteShell($command)) WEnd Func RemoteShell($command) ; run command in cmdline mode Local $pid, $stdout Local Const $STDERR_MERGED = 8 $pid = Run('"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & $command, '', @SW_HIDE, $STDERR_MERGED) Do Sleep(10) $stdout &= StdOutRead($pid) Until @error Return $stdout EndFunc

Flisker, Save the difficult code in a file - then using it becomes a 2-line matter: one to #include the file and one to call the function within it. M23

I beg to differ. Local variables within loops are not forcibly wrong practice. Blindly chasing such construct may result in much poorer code.

@Cubex Sorry, no idea why... I would just be guessing @milad 1 A is the email address and means it can be placed on multiple computers... using that same email address B Registered owner license can be placed on as many computers as that owner is registered as owner C Self explanitory 2 No, That would have to be 3 different programs 3 Yes, you may change the code in anyway you wish... Thanks for asking Sorry I was so late in my reply, I did not see your post ( I'm not here all the time ) 8)

Have a look here: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> Br, UEZ

You could slightly modify your script (only in test version) and add an "external" Switch construct in this way: Global $GOTO = 0 Switch $GOTO Case 0 ; your whole script goes between these two lines ; ------------ start of your script ------------ MsgBox(0,"", "Good morning") $goto = 150 ; | <-- insert this 2 lines to simulate GOTO 150 ContinueCase ; | this will jump to case 150 ; Case 50 MsgBox(0,"", "Good Afternoon") ; Case 100 MsgBox(0,"", "Good Evening") Case 150 ; | <-- uncomment this to jump here MsgBox(0,"", "What are you still doing up?") ; ------------- end of your script ------------- EndSwitch then move the pair $goto 150 - ContinueCase and Case 150 where you want to jump P.S. just an idea (I post even if I do not like it )

I've been writing my end-of-year clean-up/upgrade/patch scripts for the new year. This time, one of the installs is giving me a completely different set of dialogs depending on whether there is a previous installation above a certain version or not. Since proper version detection is a convoluted mess, I wrote a version of WinWait that is able to take multiple window definitions, and report back which one was encountered. I hope this is helpful to anyone else needing a similar function. The Zip file contains two files: (not at all obvious, I know ) WinWaitMulti.au3 - the include file example.au3 - the example file WinWaitMulti.zip

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