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Download the following script files to log onto your favorite web sites. These scripts can be used by themselves or with Password Tracker Deluxe. See below for instructions on using these script files.

File Name	Date	Description
CommissionJunction.csp	2/6/2001	Commission Junction account
eBay.csp	12/15/1999	eBay account
Half.csp	2/9/2001	Half.com account
Hotmail.csp	4/23/2004	Hotmail account
ItPaysToLearn.csp	3/8/2001	ItPaysToLearn account (Thanks Rob)
LinkShare.csp	3/22/2001	LinkShare account
LuckySurf.csp	2/9/2001	Play LuckySurf
PayPal.csp	5/23/2001	PayPal account
Resource-A-Day.csp	10/4/2001	Resource-A-Day member area
RefRewards.csp	4/28/2001	RefRewards member area
Spun.csp	6/8/2001	Spun account
Top50.csp	3/10/2001	Top50.to account
WonderClick.csp	2/13/2001	WonderClick account
YahooMail.csp	4/14/2000	Yahoo Mail (Thanks Dave)
zWallet.csp	4/28/2001	Log onto your zWallet account and check for mail

If you don't see your favorite web site listed, send me an e-mail. I'll try and add the web site to the list.

All these script files require the BrowserLib.csp browser library file. Download a copy of the latest browser library and save it in the same folder as the logon script files.

CLR Script Instructions

1. Download the sample script file.
2. Open the sample with the CLR Script editor.
3. Change the "sUserName" and "sPassword" string values located near the top of the script file.
4. Run the script file.
5. If the script file runs correctly, you can add a desktop shortcut or CLR Script Launcher menu item.

Password Tracker Deluxe Instructions

The Password Tracker Deluxe logon scripts require version 3.61 or above. Click here to download the latest version.

1. Download the sample script file.
2. Create or edit the P-Track associated with the web site. Be sure to enter the correct user name and password.
3. For the send keystroke sequence, enter the following custom code:
   {scriptfile filename} where filename is the exact path to the sample script file. For example: {scriptfile c:\program files\password tracker deluxe\program\paypal.csp}.
4. For the play back window, enter a "*" (don't include the quote marks, just the asterisk).
5. Save the P-Track properties.
6. Send the P-Track.

How to download a sample script

1. Select the script file to download.
2. Select the Save As command on the File menu to save the script file into a folder that contains all of your script files. Remove the extension ".txt" so CLR Script can open the file. The extension ".txt" was added so your browser can download the file correctly. Make sure the file is saved as a Text Document or Text File.
3. Select your browser's Back button to return to this page.

An alternative way is to right-click on the file name and choose "Save Target As".