What do you mean exactly? You cannot write more than 7 lines in the file? If this is the case, do you get any error message? Also note that the first method uses /hload to load the file to a hash table. Then the script reads from the hash table, meaning that if you add new lines to the file, the script won't know until you /hload the file again. If you want to add new entries during the time the script is active you can add them to the hash table with /hadd and use /hsave periodically (or inside an on EXIT event) to save it to the file.
