Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Gareth_2007

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Originally posted by Felu

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Interop.Call("Kernel32", "Sleep", 100);

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That what you looking for?

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cheers that what i wanted

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I'm sorry but that is not what you wanted... please do not ever use that...

It will effectivly halt everything on Messenger, not just your script. See all the posts above...

The best thing you could do is to use the MsgPlus timers, which was also mentioned earlier in this thread (therefore, always read the whole topic ). An example would look like this:

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function OnEvent_SignIn(Email) {
   if(Email == "someone@hotmail.com") {
      MsgPlus.DisplayToast("Welcome", "Hello there!");
      MsgPlus.AddTimer("SignIn_Sleep", 1000); //1000 milliseconds = 1 second
   }
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId) {
   if(TimerId == "SignIn_Sleep") {
      MsgPlus.DisplayToast("Welcome", "How are you today?");
   }
}

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Originally posted by Mattike
The best thing you could do is to use the MsgPlus timers, which was also mentioned earlier in this thread (therefore, always read the whole topic ).

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Actually no, the best thing todo is use the already available properties and methods for the MS Agent object. With those you can control everything, including a delay and/or waiting until something is finished, etc.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Also, there are especially commands and methods to instructs MS Agent to wait and do other stuff.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url...pacontrol_7qng.asp

Also, if you use the speak commad, it already should say the entire text before it does anything else.

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