if you ONLY do 2 textboxes just start the second timer when the first is done and stop the current one. And the same on the other one.
With a LITTLE bit of thinking you can now figure this out...
I still prefer listboxes though.
hello all. I am doing a spambot , I have pretty much know how to make it but this time I want to use more then ONE Line. Meaning I would have to add a 2nd textbox along with a second timer. I believe, ( Well so I think please correct if I am wrong ) , Does anyone know the code to add to the second timer ? In the first timer the code was [PHP]SendKeys.Send(TextBox.Text)
SendKeys.Send("{enter}")[/PHP] But what do I put in for the second timer so I can make it spam two lines of messages ? Not just one.
Warrock Minion 8-13-2011 - N/AA.V.A Minion since 11-1-11 - 11-12-11
if you ONLY do 2 textboxes just start the second timer when the first is done and stop the current one. And the same on the other one.
With a LITTLE bit of thinking you can now figure this out...
I still prefer listboxes though.
Insane (07-23-2010)
It would just be
Just think about it a little.Code:Sendkeys.Send(Textbox1.Text) SendKeys.Send("{Enter}") Timer2.Start Timer1.Stop 'under timer 2 SendKeys.Send(Textbox2.Text) SendKeys.Send("{Enter}") Timer1.Start Timer2.Stop
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Insane (07-23-2010)
With the code I posted you wont get a delay at all. If you want one you'll have to pause before sending the messages.
Assembly Programmer
Insane (07-23-2010)
I don't remember what project I was doing but with 2 timers that shut off themselves and start another that isn't the case.
Timer1 starts, sends message, starts timer 2, stops.
Timer2 starts, sends message, starts timer 1, stops.
Timer1 starts, sends message, starts timer 2, stops.
.....etc
This goes on like this. Stopping the timer then restarting removes a pause from the delay.
Test it out if you like.
Assembly Programmer
Thank you I got it to work functionally
Warrock Minion 8-13-2011 - N/AA.V.A Minion since 11-1-11 - 11-12-11
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