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  1. I don't completely understand what you are trying to do here. Are you trying to find valid I.P.'s? Wouldn't it be easier to use ping and display your results based on the outcome?
  2. We grew up completely different. @Ontpic: Well thanks sharing it otherwise. It could prove useful to me maybe, but I usually use an {ESC} hotkey to close my scripts. I use a laptop, and I find it's just easier to hit Esc rather than touching my mousepad.
  3. That isn't a bug. That is completely normal. Closing the window before completing my desired task seems slightly counter-productive in my view.
  4. I like that scoreboard effect. I'm gonna use it in some of my scripts and thank you for sharing it.
  5. Just a small function to type a character one by one, like the Robco terminals from the Fallout games. Not sure if this would be useful to anyone, but I was recreating a Robco terminal and decided to share this. Example Usage: Robco('Robco Industries Unified Operating System', $Terminal, 200) Function: Func Robco($string, $control, $time) $Temp = '' $Str = StringSplit($string, '') For $C = 1 To $Str[0] GUICtrlSetData($control, $Temp & $Str[$C]) $Temp &= $Str[$C] Sleep($time) Next EndFunc Full Example: #include <GUIConstants.au3> GUICreate("Robco Terminal", 500, 400) $Terminal = GUICtrlCreateLabel("", 200, 30, 150, 30) GUISetState() Robco('Robco Industries Unified Operating System', $Terminal, 200) While 1 $Msg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $Msg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd Func Robco($string, $control, $time) $Temp = '' $Str = StringSplit($string, '') For $C = 1 To $Str[0] GUICtrlSetData($control, $Temp & $Str[$C]) $Temp &= $Str[$C] Sleep($time) Next EndFunc
  6. I would feel much better if you just posted the source, since this is the Example Scripts board. :]
  7. Amazing. Thank you for sharing this.
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