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Would someone be able to make a script that when you have been "idle" for a set amount of time your Messenger Locks?? It was minimally discussed here. Thanks to anyone who can do this

markee said he'll give it a try when he has time. But it shouldn't be that hard so I think he will make it very fast .

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Originally posted by Shadow
Would someone be able to make a script that when you have been "idle" for a set amount of time your Messenger Locks?? It was minimally discussed here. Thanks to anyone who can do this

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If you really want it that bad I will do it now, I should have it done before I go to bed .  It should hopefully be done within an hour or so...

Cool thanks guys Was just posting incase he didnt have the time or something

I told you it wasn't that hard .

Attached is the script.  Unfortunately I cannot detect viewing of messenger or when you are typing in a window so there are problems with that.  To overcome this I suggest you use a larger time before it locks.

Type /idlelock or use the menu to change the time before locking (warning there is no minimum time set so please don't put like 1 second or else you won't be able to use messenger without manually changing the registry setting).

Thanks to NanaFreak yet again for the interface too.

Cool. Thanks markee. I'll try it .

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Originally posted by markee
use the menu to change the time before locking

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What menu?

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Originally posted by ins4ne
Cool. Thanks markee. I'll try it .

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Originally posted by markee
use the menu to change the time before locking

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What menu?

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Plus symbol > IdleLock > Configure IdleLock

EDIT:  I realized what I did wrong, not having much luck with the scripts I'm writing today (that and it's just gone 2am).  Here is th new vesion, sorry about the other one.

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Originally posted by markee
Attached is the script.  Unfortunately I cannot detect viewing of messenger or when you are typing in a window so there are problems with that.  To overcome this I suggest you use a larger time before it locks.

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Why reinvent the wheel?

Why not just detect when WLM changes to the idle status and lock messenger then, it would be a lot easy, and make more sense
Which, incidently seams to be done here -> [Release] Idle Security

Plus symbol > nothing > even more nothing