[The High Roller]

Run Visual Basic 2008 or 2010 and create a new windows forms application. Add 2 buttons, 1 timer, and 1 richtextbox. Name one button 'Start' and the other 'Stop'. Double click the timer and add this code -
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[SIZE=13px][FONT=Verdana][COLOR=#333333]Sendkeys.Send(RichTextBox1.Text)[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE] [SIZE=13px][FONT=Verdana][COLOR=#333333]Sendkeys.Send("{enter}") [/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

Once you've done that double click the 'Start' button and add this code
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timer1.enabled = True now double click the 'Stop' button and add this code -

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timer1.enabled = False

You're done! You can use this to spam pretty much anything(I recommend Omegle). Enjoy!!

[Nefarious]

Whenever I posted a tutorial of this I got bitched at. lol

It's still helpful for new programmers, thanks for sharing.

[Charon]

You could also setup something like an interval because I think this bot just spams the shit out of everyone.

Anyway, good tutorial should be good for the people getting into programming!

[Customer]

Awesome tutorial, man!

You should do more. <:

[ErroraBorealis]

Does this work in the newest version of Visual Studio?

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Any way to set the interval? I used it in omegle and it was out of control and kicked me off of the server

make a text box that is named something like interv4l (interv4l.Text) and then add to the button:
timer1.Interval = interv4l.Text
I believe that's how you do it. or you can click on the timer object and set the interval from the right sidebar.

[ErroraBorealis]

The interval in the sidebar is 100. Is that 1 sec? I tried changing it to 600, for example, and it said it was invalid while 'debugging'. What gives?

Yes, 100 = 1 sec. It's in miliseconds. As for it saying there is an error, did you change anything else?

[ErroraBorealis]

Aha I fixed it now, it said it cant be changed while building or debugging. I had the app running. Thanx!

Np. I do that a lot myself when using VB, I never actually sat down and learned it, just looked up bits of source code and learned how to do what I wanted to do, so I've had to figure everything out on my own pretty much.