I got the same problem with the new version. scripts dont work. i got the vista x64 too.
the script is running fine, pressing a button which belongs to that script doesn't doe anything.

not even displaying an error msg.....

i have msn 2009 v14.0.8117.416

A lot of scripts don't work with the latest WLM w/ messenger plus, it's just the way Microsoft changed some things. The original developer of the scripts (or other good-hearted devs) will update/edit the script and repackage it for us, just be patient.

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Originally posted by Fike
A lot of scripts don't work with the latest WLM w/ messenger plus, it's just the way Microsoft changed some things. The original developer of the scripts (or other good-hearted devs) will update/edit the script and repackage it for us, just be patient. I'm currently trying to do NudgesToolsScript.

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Originally posted by Fike
A lot of scripts don't work with the latest WLM w/ messenger plus, it's just the way Microsoft changed some things. The original developer of the scripts (or other good-hearted devs) will update/edit the script and repackage it for us, just be patient. I'm currently trying to do NudgesToolsScript.

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i made this script myself, what do i need to change to make it work?

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A lot of scripts don't work with the latest WLM w/ messenger plus, it's just the way Microsoft changed some things. The original developer of the scripts (or other good-hearted devs) will update/edit the script and repackage it for us, just be patient. I'm currently trying to do NudgesToolsScript.

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i made this script myself, what do i need to change to make it work?

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Upload the script as an attachment and me/someone else will take a look.

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this is the second file that belongs to the script too.

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this is the second file that belongs to the script too.

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this is the second file that belongs to the script too.

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Could you please zip all of the scripts files?

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it wasn't allowed, the file type was .7z

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this is the second file that belongs to the script too.

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Could you please zip all of the scripts files?

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i tried that, it wasn't allowed, the file type was .7z

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ok here it is, you have to add the email addresses manually in the script itself all the way at the top where it says

'var emailList = [ 'all email addresses here' ];'

separated by a comma.

i did made an interface for it, but i didnt got it to work back then, and i never intended to release this script for public.

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Originally posted by Yustme

ok here it is, you have to add the email addresses manually in the script itself all the way at the top where it says

'var emailList = [ 'all email addresses here' ];'

separated by a comma.

i did made an interface for it, but i didnt got it to work back then, and i never intended to release this script for public.

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Originally posted by Yustme
I got the same problem with the new version. scripts dont work. i got the vista x64 too.
the script is running fine, pressing a button which belongs to that script doesn't doe anything.

not even displaying an error msg.....

i have msn 2009 v14.0.8117.416

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Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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Originally posted by Fike
Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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Javascript code:

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if(WLMRunning() < 2)    {
        if(WLMRunning() < maxMsnWindows)

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Originally posted by Yustme
I got the same problem with the new version. scripts dont work. i got the vista x64 too.
the script is running fine, pressing a button which belongs to that script doesn't doe anything.

not even displaying an error msg.....

i have msn 2009 v14.0.8117.416

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Start by using using the correct registry paths.
The Plus!5 registry path is different than used by Plus!4.

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You should also use backslashes for the WLM path in the ExecuteWLM function (should actually be double backslashes "c:\\...")

As Cookie said, the reg paths are wrong... use MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath

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ok here it is, you have to add the email addresses manually in the script itself all the way at the top where it says

'var emailList = [ 'all email addresses here' ];'

separated by a comma.

i did made an interface for it, but i didnt got it to work back then, and i never intended to release this script for public.

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Err... http://screencast.com/t/IZ7kxEyOCx

Don't worry, I'll see if I can extract it

EDIT: You made it a RAR, that's why. Just for future reference (in case you may be thinking of submitting a script), all script packs should be ZIPS, not RARS. And also, should have "ScriptInfo.xml" included to tell Messenger Plus! what the name, version etc. is.

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Originally posted by Fike
Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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To automatically signin multiple accounts when Messenger starts (making fully use of the polygamy feature in Plus!). However, such scripts have been made in the past and they always end up being buggy since it is very hard to make something like that to always work properly in every situation (the same with this script; it will fail in some situations... but as long as it is for private use only and he has set up WLM in the proper way it may work for him).

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if(WLMRunning() < 2)    {
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Doesn't make much sense though since maxMsnWindows is always bigger than 2 anyways.

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You should also use backslashes for the WLM path in the ExecuteWLM function (should actually be double backslashes "c:\\...")

As Cookie said, the reg paths are wrong... use MsgPlus.ScriptRegPath

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Originally posted by Fike
Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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can you tell me what you changed?

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the doc said to zip it up and rename it to .plcs or something. i use 7zip, should be the same right?

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is that the only thing that changed? because if i reinstall msg plus 5 i dont wanna do a system restore. takes forever ;(

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and what reg paths do you mean? this one:
Registry_SetKeyValue()

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well it works, it always has.
that < 2 was test code and also, it started out by itself as soon as msn starts. but that was the wrong way. also that code has been commented out.

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the doc said to zip it up and rename it to .plcs or something. i use 7zip, should be the same right?

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"To ZIP up" means using the ZIP compression format. It doesn't mean compressing the files with whatever compression method you want.

So it doesn't matter what program you use to ZIP files, as long as it is the ZIP format.

Note that you actually do not need any external program for to create ZIP files either. Windows can make ZIP files out-of-the-box. Simply select the files you want to ZIP in Windows Explorer, right click your selection, choose 'Send To' and select 'Compressed Folder'.

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Originally posted by Yustme
is that the only thing that changed? because if i reinstall msg plus 5 i dont wanna do a system restore. takes forever ;(

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System Restore should never be used in any case.
If you want to remove Plus! simply remove it using the uninstaller from Windows 'Remove Program and Files'. The same for Windows Live Messenger.
The same for reinstalling; Simply reinstall the programs using their respective setups.

You should only use System Restore when you encounter a severe system crash or whatever. It is NOT a backup tool, NOR an uninstaller!

This said, I don't see why you should re-install or remove anything. The problems are in your own coded script, nothing else.

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Originally posted by Yustme
and what reg paths do you mean? this one:
Registry_SetKeyValue()

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That is not a reg path, that is a function.
I mean the hard coded registry paths you have store in the variables WLMKey, MPLkey, etc

EDIT: I see that you've changed MPLkey in your new version, but note that it now wont work on Plus!4 though.

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well it works, it always has.
that < 2 was test code and also, it started out by itself as soon as msn starts. but that was the wrong way. also that code has been commented out.

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It didn't work; it couldn't be working in Plus!5. Second, Always remember it is absolute vital that if you want people to help you debug your script that you provide all and the completely accurate up-to-date script files, even if you think some files don't matter (they usually do matter). It is not possible to properly help out otherwise.

PS: That '< 2' check in the Initialize event shouldn't be testcode. It is actually what you need to use instead of if(WLMRunning() < maxMsnWindows). Aka, it is the if(WLMRunning() < maxMsnWindows) which is part of the trouble too. The reason being that you should only start this script once! And it is this one instance which should drive all the other Messenger instances. Remember that each time a Messenger instance starts all the Plus! scripts will run too, hence all the other "AutoSignin" scripts should NOT perform any actions (unless you want to end up in a dead loop). Only the first one which started the whole chain should open the other Messenger instances. As such, you MUST use '< 2' (or '== 1') and not '< maxMsnWindows'.

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Not sure exactly what the scripts purpose is but try this.

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can you tell me what you changed?

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Did it work for you?

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i didnt changed it yet, someone else changed it and uploaded it here for me to test it if it works.

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about your PS, the maxmsnwindows is a constant variable. whats wrong with using constants? although im not a javascript programmer, thought its a good practice.

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i didnt changed it yet, someone else changed it and uploaded it here for me to test it if it works.

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oh... yeah... I was in a rush and didn't noticed the poster.

Either way, Fike's change will work for Plus!5, but it wont for Plus!4. Instead you need to check the version of Plus! and use the appropiate path accordingly.

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about your PS, the maxmsnwindows is a constant variable. whats wrong with using constants? although im not a javascript programmer, thought its a good practice.

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Yes, I know maxmsnwindows is a constant variable and there is nothing wrong with using constants? But that's not the point at all though. Doing:
If (X<2) {
    If (X<8) {
makes little (read: no) sense at all. Passing the first check tells you that X is smaller than 2 (thus 1).
And if it is smaller than 2 it is of course also smaller than 8 (aka: maxmsnwindows).
Hence If (X<8) is redundant.

But, evermore, you shouldn't be using If (X < maxmsnwindows) in the OnInitialize event in the first place because that is not the proper place to do it. You said If (X < 2) was a test code. But in fact, that line of 'test code' should actually be the one you must use instead of If (X < maxmsnwindows). This because it is only the very first instance of this script which needs to start the other Messenger instances. All other instances of this script, which start because you open more instances of Messenger, should be prevented from executing the code (otherwise you end up in a loop). In other words, the script should only be started once, aka you need to use If (X < 2). That's the logic you should be using for something like this.

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