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Just been trying some things out for you (none of which worked). ALT codes don't seem to go into the script very well (It'd be ALT+0015 for carriage return). I was thinking about sendkeys to create a variable with a carriage return in it, but theres not an open window

Ok so the changes I made to the script based on what alexp2_ad are working great! Now I've haded a line saying "Next count in 10 minutes". But I wanted to add some code to instead off saying allways 10 minutes to say the minutes left based on what you have chosen. Anyone knows how to do this?

This'll do it, I put the time in a variable you set at the top:

EDIT: See below post...

Ok thkz! It's working great!

Actually, use this... it uses minutes or seconds as appropriate, and rounds the number if it's decimal:

code:

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var ThirtyMins = 1800000;
var SixtyMins = 3600000;
var FiveMins = 300000;
var TenMins = 600000;

// SET THE TIME YOU WANT TO USE HERE!
var mytime = ThirtyMins;

function OnEvent_Initialize(bMessengerStart){
    if(!bMessengerStart){ OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail); }
}

function OnEvent_SigninReady(sEmail){
    var contacts = Messenger.MyContacts;
    var online = 0;
    var offline = 0;
    for(var e = new Enumerator(contacts); !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()){
        item = e.item();
        if(item.Status != 1 && item.Status != 0){ online++; } else { offline++; }
    }
    MsgPlus.DisplayToastContact('Contact Counter', '[c=green]Online: '+online+'[/c]'+'[c=red]Offline: '+offline+'[/c]','Next count in '+TimeLength(mytime));
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('reload', mytime) //Repalce with SixtyMins if you want an hour
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId){
    if (sTimerId == 'reload'){
        OnEvent_SigninReady(Messenger.MyEmail); //Simply call the function so you dont duplicate code
    }
}

function TimeLength(time){
    if(time >= 60000){ return Math.round(time/60000)+" minutes"; }
    else{ return Math.round(time/1000)+" seconds"; }
}

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I didn't understand what you just did but It's still the same. lol

quote:

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Originally posted by Zeh
I didn't understand what you just did but It's still the same. lol

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It means if you put in 30 minutes and 20 seconds it would round the bit on the toast to 30 minutes and not some space sapping number.

And if you put just 30 seconds, it'll have it in seconds instead of 0.5 minutes.

Ok I see but to put 30 seconds I would have to create a new var telling what the script what is 30 seconds just like the vars in the beggining of the script. Right?

quote:

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Originally posted by Zeh
Ok I see but to put 30 seconds I would have to create a new var telling what the script what is 30 seconds just like the vars in the beggining of the script. Right?

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Yes.  Or just set mytime = 30000;  and cut the middle man.

Ok. Thkz. You really know your scripting well! Eheh.