Yeah with captcha this is about impossible. The best bet if you're using IIM is to have it do a popup input for the captcha. More complicated would be embed in VB and run threads setting up 5-10 accounts at once. then just fill a form with them all. Another thing I've done is code a creator in PHP a...

I moved this to
http://turboautomation.com/iim/vbmacrowriter.html

Also, I should have the new updated one out soon.

Success,
Jason

Thanks for the responses everyone. I have the version with a few of the errors that I mentioned before all finiished. I'm putting together a website and will have it posted in a couple of days. With regards to C# I don't program in it. I only program in VB and PHP. So if you want to give me an examp...

Mathais, Thank you for the response. Not sure if this would be to complicated or not. But I was thinking a VB, C# or whatever language code generator. So basically you'd go through the same steps as you do with IIM now. But the difference would be you could have it produce the actual VB code to embe...

Thanks for the response bem, you should be able to change the macroname right now. Just type the one you want bfore you hit the button. This was a must because often you're runing 20-100 macros in one program, and they cna't all have the same name. I have a version for .NET that saves your macroname...

Do you guys have any plans on releasing a dll or VB code generator so you wouldn't have to use the exe?

a good way to test things is just put that line of code in a macro and see what happens. Is it loading the page? Try running just TAB T=1 TAB CLOSEALLOTHERS URL GOTO=http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=16266475 and see what happens. Also, you might try deleteing your cookies and then don't a...

well the simplest way to create a new XML file using VB.NET is to use the streamwriter and write to a file. 'set your imports to use the IO namespaces Imports System.IO 'set your string you're going to write to the file sXML = "<Node>" + vbnewline+"<Child>"+"</Child>"+vbnewling+</Node> 'this is to o...

One thing I noticed is that if you nee a double quote in your string it doesn't put it like it should with a "" so be aware of that. I'll fix it in a few days

One way I've found to handle this is to take a big macro and break it down into little parts. Then run each of the parts and increment a counter. This way you know what got ran and to what stage of the process. Then have it rerun the stage it was at again and if it still comes back as not working, t...

dim mystring as string

mystring = mystring + "whatever" + vbnewline
then add 50 lines. Call

iret = iim1.iimPlay(mystring)

and then I run the program and it doesn't seem to xfer all to the macro only makes a limited number of lines like the string isn't holding it all.

In VB you could just use the timer control. Once you've executed your macro run an if, then, else with the else being setting the timer to fire the macro again after a certain time. Dim iret Dim iim1 As InternetMacros.App Private Sub Form_Load() 'initialize your IIM object to use Set iim1 = CreateOb...

It seems most common on the refresh. I have an autoposter for Craigslist built and the biggest place it seems to hickup is when I hit back and then refresh. I have a second refresh added in but sometimes that doesn't even do the trick. For some reason it randomly can't find the link. Usually works 9...

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Seems when I get more then 225 chars it won't hold anymore. I'm using VB6 is this a limitation of VB?