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(This is a copy-pasted forum post of mine from another forum...I thought it should be here as well) Somebody above put it best "if you like programming, VB is the way to go. If you like making money, uBot is the way to go" He is completely right. I'm actually adding onto the bot that I made yesterday, and I've got a good "flow" going now that I learned so much yesterday. The speed you pick up on how this thing works is really impressive. You see, yesterday, when I was making the bot, I was basically "cherry picking" different tutorial videos and then watching only what I was trying to

It's also particularly useful if you've got a list of about 20 things that you do in a day that takes 5 hours, and that keeps you from doing that thing that makes you the most money (but you have to do them first, before you can do anything else). I'm in the process of automating those "things" now....so I can spend more time doing my "money making" tasks and less "time wasting" tasks.

(This is a copy-pasted forum post of mine from another forum...I thought it should be here as well) After I created my bot yesterday, when I clicked the "compile" button (the button that turns my bot into a .exe file) it did it with ZERO issues. In fact, I'll probably upload the .exe file I made yesterday at some point. I just want to add some features first. So, the simple answer to your question....no, it isn't true, uBot works great.

(This is a copy-pasted forum post of mine from another forum...I thought it should be here as well) I should have updated this when I finished a couple of hours ago, but I had a couple of other things I had to attend to. I successfully finished my automated Page Rank checker. I simply create a .txt file of all the sites I want to check, it gets the PR of each and exports each site along with it's PR into a .CSV file for me. I have already "cleaned" about 4k of the Pligg sites I have that I'm going to use with bookmark demon. If the site no longer exists, it also tells me that in the outp

(This is a copy-pasted forum post of mine from another forum...I thought it should be here as well) Alright, so here is just a quick update. I learn much quicker doing things like this: Trial...error...trial...error...repeat. Now, that doesn't normally work when it comes to programming. This software is great for it! I spent roughly 3 hours watching video tutorials today. Some from here: http://ubotdevstudio.com/tutorials/ Some from here: http://www.ubotblog.com/category/ubot-tutorials/ & Some from here: http://www.ubottutorials.com/ Then, I decided to just go ahead and get my hand

(This is a copy-pasted forum post of mine from another forum...I thought it should be here as well) I've decided to go ahead and shell out the money to buy uBot (I just bought it this morning). I've read a lot of positive things on their forum, and their website also says they have a 30 day money back guarantee, so if in the event that I don't like it, I can get always get a refund. The main reason I've decided to go ahead and do this, is because I currently outsource roughly 2 - 3 software creation projects a month via ScriptLance and GetAFreelancer. I spend anywhere from $800 to $1200 a

Thanks guys, I guess that is the issue. No matter where I store UI creation elements, they always appear immediately. I guess I now have a feature request to make.

Alright, I'm trying to create user inputs that only appear if certain things are done/checked/filled in. For instance, I created a sub called "enable pop3", and in that sub, the command is "UI Check Box > (name: Enable POP3)" Now, I wanted to create a qualifier to run that sub (and therefore only create that UI element) only if a certain site is selected to create accounts at. But even though I created that "UI Check Box" in a sub that my script ISN'T calling, the check box appears anyway. Any ideas?

Ahhhh, that's a good idea. Thanks!

Alright, I'm looking to make a bookmarking site account creator for multiple websites. As an example, I'd like to have the following names in the "Actions" box (top left hand corner of the bot) Digg (creates accounts at Digg) Mixx (creates accounts at Mixx) Now each of those are two different sets of instructions within the same bot. At the top of the window, I've created a "settings" button, and upon clicking it you then click "DeCaptcher Settings" (which is where the user would fill in the DeCaptcher IP, Port, Username & Password). How do I make it so that when the user goes fr

Haha, too funny man. I'm glad I could help. I'm still learning myself right now. If you need anything else, let me know, maybe I can help.

Alright, it wouldn't let me attach my bot, so I've uploaded it to rapidshare here: http://rapidshare.com/files/323749603/multi-line_bot.ubot.html

I'm not sure this is the best way, but I just went to www.checkbulkpagerank.com in ubot, then selected the text box, then used the command "change chosen attribute" and then as a sub-parameter selected "read file" and then selected the file that contained the list of sites I wanted to check. I hit run, and it filled the box with my list of sites. I've attached the bot so you can see the example. To make it work simply select the file that contains the list of sites you want to check via the "browse" button at the top of the GUI.

Alright, so this software is spectacular. I finished my first bot yesterday, but is was a crippled version of what I actually wanted (no user inputs), and it was only aimed at only me being able to use it. I started slow yesterday, but today I really got rolling with it. The best part is, I didn't have to look at a single manual or video tutorial to complete the bot that is in the video below. I started completely from scratch to make sure I really learned what I did yesterday. The reason I wanted this bot is because I use bookmark demon. Bookmark demon uses pligg sites (among others) a