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Originally posted by michaelbadichi
1. I did send the email as explained in the page, but it was ignored, hell, i even tried to ask what's going on, but nobody answered.

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How do you know you were ignored?

Be patient, everybody on these forums and everybody maintaining any database related to Plus! does it voluntary. We all have real jobs, and real lifes, etc. So everything is done in our spare time. Also consider that your email might have been lost in the massive amount of spam which is send these days. And know that the script database is not updated on a day-to-day basis, but that it can take a week.

If it takes too long (as in weeks) send an email again.

Even if your script is not allowed you should recieve a response at least.

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PS1: you don't need to zip the script packet. A script packet file is actually already a zip file (with just a renamed extension).

PS2: your post below should be emailed as described in the submit page on the script database page. Posting that info on the forum wont help much unless Menthix happens to read the thread.

This is the original description I used for USay 1.1: (this is actually a cut-and-paste from the original mail i sent to 'scripts@msgpluslive.net'


Title:

            USay 1.1



Short Description:

            This script allows you to impersonate the contact(s) you are talking with



Full Description:



This script allows you to impersonate the contact(s) you are talking with.

When you say /usay *your text* you will say something under your contacts name.

How to use this script:
- Make sure you have Live Messenger and Messenger Plus! Live installed.
- Download the script, open it, accept the warning and press Import.
- Open a conversation window.
- Type "/usay Hi" (without quotes) to imitate the contact saying "Hi".

- Type “/usay /help” for additional information (for example: group chat support)



- Of course you can say whatever you want



- This version also imitates the user font (at the impersonated user window)

           

Category:

                        Mockers and content stealing

           

            Creator name:

                        Michael Badichi

Can you please attach it in a .plsc format?

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
How do you know you were ignored?

Be patient, everybody on these forums and everybody maintaining any database related to Plus! does it voluntary. We all have real jobs, and real lifes, etc. So everything is done in our spare time. Also consider that your email might have been lost in the massive amount of spam which is send these days. And know that the script database is not updated on a day-to-day basis, but that it can take a week.

If it takes too long (as in weeks) send an email again.

Even if your script is not allowed you should recieve a response at least.

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I sent it 5/25/2008 and it wasnt updated yet, i also had problem with my account activation (so i wasnt able to post messages in the forums) and no matter how many mails i sent, i never got answered, and the problem wasnt solved (this why i kind of banned this script for almost a year.

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Originally posted by Basilis
Can you please attach it in a .plsc format?

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There you go

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Originally posted by michaelbadichi
I sent it 5/25/2008 and it wasnt updated yet

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I'm the person responsible for updating the scripts on the site. I replied to your mail on 5/29/2008. I found a little probem in the script, so the new version wasn't added until that's fixed. See the mail for details.

Re-sent the mail in case you lost it.

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Originally posted by cokacola
yea, I like the idea, but it doesn't work..
i have it installed, and i made shore with someone else, who done it same, and has same versions of MSN and Messenger Plus live as me, and when i go /usay hello
i say it, it doesn't do anything, i have tried a calculator script, it work fine...why won't usay, or for that matter, any script that says stuff as other people, i had a laptop once, it worked fine,  and oneday it started this, and now i got this new PC and it still does it, could it be my account? im very confused(if it matters, furbanj@gmail.com is my MSN account...)
any help is very much appericated.

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on low bandwith connections you might need to increase the delay in the script ( usay 1.1 uses 1000 ms delay instead of 500 ms delay i used in 1.0 ) - this is the value in CHANGE_NAME_LATENCY

PS: code loop blocks like

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var i;
i = new Enumerator( Contacts );
while( !i.atEnd() ) {
    var Contact = i.item();
    if( Contact.Email == Arg ) {
        return Contact.Email;
    }
    i.moveNext();
}

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can be made much shorter like so:

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for (var i = new Enumerator(Contacts); !i.atEnd(); i.moveNext()) {
    var Contact = i.item();
    if (Contact.Email === Arg) return Contact.Email;
}

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or

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var i = new Enumerator(Contacts);
for (; !i.atEnd(); i.moveNext()) {
    var Contact = i.item();
    if (Contact.Email === Arg) return Contact.Email;
}

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in case you need to go thru the enumeration a couple of times like in the GetContactEmail procedure.

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And to prevent possible screwups when a user signs out and signs back in with another Windows Live Id: If you use timers, always make sure the ID of the timer is unique to the user's email.

This means that a hardcoded name (like 'restorename') can conflict with the previous running timer from the user who was signed in before. So, better make that name something like 'restorename' + Messenger.MyEmail

Or kill all timers as soon as the user signs out.

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Originally posted by MenthiX

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Originally posted by michaelbadichi
I sent it 5/25/2008 and it wasnt updated yet

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I'm the person responsible for updating the scripts on the site. I replied to your mail on 5/29/2008. I found a little probem in the script, so the new version wasn't added until that's fixed. See the mail for details.

Re-sent the mail in case you lost it.

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that's strange, i have it installed on 3 PCs and it works fine (1 XP, 1 Vista at home, 1 XP at work)
i sent it again just-in-case i  ****ed up last time i emailed you

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
code...

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hehe, well my C++ code looks much much clearer, anyway the code has the same effect

regarding timers and timer-id, i didnt assume users will /usay so many times in so short periods... i might give it another push if i will see more than 5 users complain about it
I didnt want to spend too much time in it in the 1st place and what drove me into adding group chat and font support in the 1st place was a cutie that spend the time and found me on facebook to thank me for the script