While I admit the chances of unloading the same script over and over are relatively slim. My point being it's foolproof to add a check to that, which, in turn, will not diminish the purpose of your script working as it is. However, since you think it's pointless at best, I'll take back what I've said in the first place.

Also, if you look at Napa182's suggestion to you above my posts, you will see that he event showed you this line of code, and I quote:> on *:load:{
if (!$isfile(kb.txt)) { Similarly it's the same for $exists identifier. This is called a check to see if something already exists or not...to prevent the script from doing the needless routine.