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<0> dead ***whoresss
<0> :P
<0> hahahhah
<1> hey
<2> WHATS UPP MAN????
<3> i dont know!?!?!
<2> UPP MEXICO MAN JEJE
<4> UFF: try /jump #mexico
<2> AMMMMM
<5> nite,
<6> nite sat
<7> hi, I seem to have a problem when I'm d/l I can't go and view other web pages but when i'm not d/l I can but I have to usually refresh the page 3 times before it loads?
<7> I have used programs like hijackthis
<7> and another utilitie and found nothing
<7> I'm still in the process though of checking ... I don't want to have to reinstall windows for this.
<5> if you're downloading at very fast speeds, that will be why
<7> no not fast
<5> ("very fast" being relative to your connection)
<7> I had a bit of a windows mess up so I had to reinstall
<7> prior to the install this never occured
<7> re-install
<7> and one other thing I forgot to mention
<7> even if i'm not d/l
<7> I have to sometimes refresh the page 3 times before it loads
<5> you didn't forget to mention it
<5> and, just incase, sarcasm isn't welcome
<7> I wasn't being sarcastic
<7> I didn't see I did say it
<5> but anyway, mIRC has virtually nothing to do with DCC speeds. If it's changed or is being effected by something then it will be related to a 3rd party program, your connection, or your system.
<7> i'm thinking maybe could be when I connect I get like 3 errors
<7> TCP\IP connect successfully
<7> then IPX\SPX or compatible CP reported error 733
<7> NetBeui CP reported error 611
<5> what is error 733
<7> I cant accept or hang up
<7> the connection
<7> I dunno I've set this **** up hundreds of times never ran into a problem like this
<5> if it's not displaying an error interpreted by mIRC, then it's not an mIRC problem.
<8> hi
<8> i want to join two channels on two servers everytime i launch mirc
<8> how do i do this?
<8> i know how the perform on join command works, but that works for one channel, how do i get it to lauch two servers in two seperate windows
<8> is this possible
<9> XaNk: String 2 join events into the script portion of MIRC
<8> how
<8> i know nothing
<10> hello
<11> is kinko here ?
<11> #ael2
<12> i cant see when someone joins or parts
<12> is there something disabled?
<13> alt+o > irc [events]
<13> could e that lame script doing it
<12> heh
<12> i rm'd my other scripts
<12> and i wanted something other than BX for once
<13> best thing you can do is locate help for that script
<14> hi
<12> im an admin for the script actualy
<14> can i set a string to a variable
<12> look in the excursion credits you'll see my nick
<14> ie: %var.$2.whatever
<14> if that makes sense
<13> good for you
<12> i just forgot where the events options were
<12> thanks though
<12> :)
<14> just %var. $+ $2 $+ .whatever?
<14> would that work?
<3> no
<14> shame.
<14> ^_^
<13> /set %var $2-
<3> %var. [ $+ [ $2 [ $+ [ .whatever ] ] ] ]
<3> though i suggest you use the $2 on the right side
<3> %var.whatever. [ $+ [ $2 ] ] is simpler
<15> It looks cleaner
<3> though you could do $($+(%,var.,$2,.whatever),2)
<14> so %var.whatever. [ $+ [ $2 ] ]
<14> ah yeah
<14> ok ty
<15> I don't know tolenize but I ***ume I will need it. I am trying to seperate every character in an input to it's char equivilent. Basically...
<15> It'll be outputting $chr(43) $+ $chr(82) $+ so on
<16> hol***ss
<15> hello
<16> argentina ??????????
<15> you have found the mIRC help chan
<16> ispanish??????
<15> No, only english
<16> huuu ok
<17> hiya
<17> i've got two comps hooked up using a router, and i can't DCC a file from one to the other... any guesses as to why that is?
<15> well. I like your nick. Also if they are on a router, can't you jsut enable filesharing on one and connect to it from the other?
<17> one comp (this one) is WinXP, and the laptop is Win95
<15> oh ok. Are you running mIRC on both?
<15> And trying to dcc them
<18> yup :)
<15> ok which one is recieving the file?
<18> this one
<15> can I send you a small gif to see if you can accept?
<17> oh, i know it can recieve from someone other than myself
<17> i got an mp3 from someone in #mp3addicts to test
<17> it sent fine
<15> well
<15> Can you send to other people?
<17> um... dunno, should i try to send you something to see?
<15> yes
<15> SMALL file please
<17> 19 KB okay?
<15> yeh
<15> ok you are having a send problem
<17> ok
<13> HL-SDK: see http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm
<13> Lappy^486: see http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm
<15> 90% sure that is your problem
<15> thanks rickcp
<13> Lappy^486: see that site, it will walk you thru port forwarding
<17> mm'kay
<17> um... my router isn't listed there :(
<13> read the docs on port forwarding then
<17> k, thanks
<15> rickcp, How would I split up input on every individual char. Like how $1 $2 $3 does words, I need to seperate every letter
<13> you need to forward the dcc ports
<15> I thought about tokenize but they are all together
<13> same ports as set in mirc options
<13> alt+o > connect > options [advanced]
<13> you can change port range there
<13> $left, $right, $mid, $pos
<17> boy, this is becoming more complicated than i was hoping... i think i might just forget about this and give it a shot tomorrow when i'm more awake
<15> thank you
<9> how do i write a script
<15> press alt + r
<15> And you will find a starting point in aliases tab
<15> also, /help REALLY helps
<19> Isso aqui morgou mesmo n??? =) algum de recife?
<15> English help only
<20> can someone help me with my dcc, cannot send... i have forwarded ports on my router, according to specified ports in mirc options, it doesn't work. It was working yesterday!
<20> winxp
<13> DrTwatson: //say $ip
<20> $ip
<20> ?
<20> 192.168.1.100
<13> type /localinfo -u
<20> that gives me my router's ip address
<13> did you do that?
<20> yes
<13> DrTwatson: //say $ip
<20> 192.168.1.100
<13> hmm
<13> maybe it's type /localinfo -h
<13> only two choices
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