you talking about this:
Code:

$line = 6
Color g+/n
At ( $line ,5) "Welcome to the Bishop Grandin High School Computer Network"

Color g+/n
At ( $LINE ,5) "Please be patient while we connect your network drives and printers"

Color g+/n
At ( $LINE ,5) "The printers and drives available to you will be written on your desktop"

???

the lines are overwriting each other as your $LINE and ,5 remains same.
so, actually they are shown about the same time but always overwritten by the next one.
try this:
Code:

$line = 6
Color g+/n
At ( $line ,5) "Welcome to the Bishop Grandin High School Computer Network"

Color g+/n
At ( $LINE+1 ,5) "Please be patient while we connect your network drives and printers"

Color g+/n
At ( $LINE+2 ,5) "The printers and drives available to you will be written on your desktop"


the zeros come from your addprinterconnection and setdefaultprinter functions.
there is a faq on this board "why does my console display zero's and one's" or something alike.

anyways, shortly, you can prevent this by preceding every one of these functions with $something =
like this:
Code:

 $nothing = addprinterconnection ($s1 + "\library")
 $nothing = setdefaultprinter ($s1 + "\library")