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:: Created by Nickolas

@echo off
title Spelling!
cd TalkingFolder
color 0f
:Reset
set spellingw1=ok
set spellingw2=compact
set spellingw3=connect
set spellingw4=conservation
set spellingw5=converge
set spellingw6=transform
set spellingw7=translate
set spellingw8=interrupt
set spellingw9=interstate
set spellingw10=interjection
set spellingw11=committee
set spellingw12=compete
set spellingw13=confident
set spellingw14=constitution
set spellingw15=transaction
set spellingw16=transfuse
set spellingw17=transport
set spellingw18=intermission
set spellingw19=intersection
set spellingw20=conquer
set level=0
set play=0
set Spell = error
:Play
echo This Program Is Made By NiceNickey! (Nickolas)
echo.
echo Wanna Play
echo Notice All Words Needs To Be
echo LOWER CASE and HAVE NO SPACES
echo.
echo If The Word Has Spaces Then Do Not Put A Space Put A _ For A Space
echo (Hit any key)
pause>nul
cls
goto SpellingALL

:SpellingALL
cls
set /a level=%level:~0,4%+1
set /a play=%play:~0,4%+1
if %play%==21 set play=1
echo Spelling Word %play% And Level %level%
call Spelling%play%
echo Type What The Computer Saied
set /p Spell=""
if %Spell%==%spellingw%%play% goto SpellingALL
echo You Have Lost
pause>nul
:Score
cls
set /p Name="Name To Save Score =D >"
echo %Name% Was Level %level% >> Score.txt
echo Replay?
pause>nul
goto Reset


















Every time it says you lost but its supposed to do stuff

Hi NiceNickeyBoot,

I suppose the problem is the line


This expands to (if you type "OK")

because %spellingw% expands to nothing

You should try this


and at the second line in your batch


This works, because first the %play% expands to the number, then the !spellingw1! expands to OK

The "" are used to allow empty strings or strings with spaces

jeb