>Kurt, dont most of these apps that are already made give you
>the source code? And if so, couldnt you just expand on what
>they already did?
>Anyway Im sure you will turn this into a great project, its
>a great way of putting whats in your head into an automated
>tool or tuel,I just wish I had one tenth of the knowledge
>you have in that head of yours.

Hey Russ,

About half have the "source", which is very helpful, but the "source" isn't code (it's a graphical interface) and doesn't explain everything. And there's also some good video tutorials I've been following.

Expanding is something I do try, but there's some modifications I need to make and am not quite clear on how to do everything...yet.

I have a lot of ideas that are really pretty similar in structure, so once I can make a few, I should be able to make more.

I'd really appreciate it if you guys/gals can download and test a ubot or two on your own systems. My biggest concern is they may not be compatible with everyone's system.

If anyone is interested, here's the first bot I'm working on...It will be a bot that will log into Yahoo mail and click on "verify your account" links, so when you sign up for stuff, you can run this bot and it will click all the activation links for you.

I'm basing it on this video...But in the video, he doesn't have it log into your account:
http://www.ubottutorials.com/yahoo-email-automated-activation-link-clicking.html

I'm using yahoo because Google has gone to sms verification...And I posted at the ubot forum for the code so I won't have to redo it, but will if I have to, I already have the log in part working.