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wipey
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O.P. Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
Okay I'm wondering how do I make MSN Send more than one message in one chat window after typing say /xflood. I don't mean to be malicious just me and my mates use this to wake someone up or get their attention when they're playing an online game and such.
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07-15-2003 12:11 PM |
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musicalmidget
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
If it's just to alert them that you are there then why not just send one message instead of flooding them. It will have the same affect, and it's less likely to annoy your friends.
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07-17-2003 08:41 AM |
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wipey
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O.P. RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
yea but annoying them until they wake up...is what I'm after
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07-18-2003 08:24 PM |
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Learner
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
It's possible in c++, you just need a different event between messages, i.e. playsound. You could possibly just do playsound (NULL, NULL.......); which wouldn't generate any output, then create a loop round the two commands. If you program in VBasic however, i'm not sure if the principle would work, but it's worth a shot .
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07-18-2003 08:38 PM |
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lylesback2
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
just cut and paste /flood and Ctrl+V as many times as you want lol thats what i do
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07-19-2003 12:42 AM |
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SuriV
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
If you use the new command /all from the native MSN Plus you can flood, this command send a message to all opened windows talks. Bye !
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07-19-2003 03:06 AM |
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wipey
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O.P. RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
I've tried a loop with sResult (no sound or anythin tho) aand it failed
and yea I'm programmin in VB6
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07-19-2003 06:28 PM |
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
What happened for the loop? did nothing display or did the message appear only once?
If it appeared only once, you need to put a function in that does nothing, to "reset it" or else (in my experience, anyway) you only get the last string sent of a loop.
If it didn't appear at all, are you sure you put the bit that actually sends it in the loop, or else it will only set the variable to your message, and then keep setting the var to the same value, and never actually get to the send command outside the loop. (if the loop is set only to happen, say 50 times, only the last one would send, so that could also be a reason it appears once)
Hope that helps.
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07-19-2003 06:50 PM |
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wipey
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O.P. RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
I'm not sure there is a send command, you just set the return value and yea it just displayed one message
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07-19-2003 08:57 PM |
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RE: Multiple message Sending (flood:$)
U have to use notofy event:
u send a comand like /xflood
this command send a notify with code: flood.
else if(stricmp(sCommand, "/xflood") == 0)
{
strcpy(sResult, sCCNotify);
strcat(sResult, "flood");
strcat(sResult, "word word word");
return TRUE;
}
in the code of this received notify u generete onother notify with the same code.
else if(strcmp(sNotifyCode, "flood") == 0)
{
strcpy(sTextToSend, sCCNotify);
strcat(sTextToSend, "flood");
strcat(sTextToSend, "word word word");
return TRUE;
}
so u enter in a loop. I think.
u have to put a counter bc u can fall for too msg.
Bye
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07-21-2003 04:58 PM |
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