Channel Peak 1.3 by Hjorten.


 - Introduction

     Channel Peak is a simple script that keeps track of the peak in your
     channels. It's easy to configure and use with a few useful options.


 - Installation

     1) Unpack zip file to a directory of your choice, preferably in your mIRC
        directory.
     2) Open mIRC and type /load -rs path/to/script/chanpeak.mrc
     3) Click YES if a box appears.
     4) Type /chanpeak to open up the dialog in order to configure the script.
     5) All done :)


 - Basic instructions

     We start off by checking the "Enable/disable peak", by default it's set to
     be enabled (checked), simply uncheck the box to disable it.

     Then we choose what we want the trigger to be, by default it's set to
     "!peak" but could be changed to anything.

     Channel peak is active in all channels (#) by default but if we only want
     it to be active in a few channels we have to specify those, and we do that
     just by writing the channel name and add a comma (,) after it.

      Example: #thischannel,#thatchannel,#whatchannel


 - Advanced instructions

     Syntax;

      JNick - Nick that joined channel and raised the channel peak.
      CPeak - The current channel peak.
      CPNick - Nick that raised channel peak. NOTE: Does not work like JNick.
      CurChan - Current channel.
      CPTime - Which time channel peak was raised.

     The default new peak response is "hugs JNick for taking the channel peak
     up to CPeak people at the same time" and used with "describe $chan" this
     would return "* TheBot hugs TheNick for taking the channel peak up to 45
     people at the same time". With this in mind I'm sure you can figure out
     how to configure the response the way you want it.

     The default current peak response is "CPNick raised channel peak in
     CurChan on CPTime with CPeak people at the same time." which would return
     "TheNick raised channel peak in #TheChannel on Fri Jan 07 06:45:37 2005
     with 45 people at the same time.". As you can see, it's not too hard to
     write your own responses.

     If you don't want the script to react every time the peak is raised you
     can check the box "Only return peak on trigger", by default this is set
     to not be enabled.


 - Version history

      v1.3 - 2005-01-29
       - You can now choose to only return current peak when the trigger is
         entered. Redesigned the dialog so everything can be seen at the same
         time.

      v1.2 - 2005-01-23
       - Added a popup that will enable you to bring up the dialog and unload
         the script. Also fixed so the script won't misbehave if you are in two
         (or more) channels on more than one network. Script also won't set you
         as the peak raiser if you join a channel.

      v1.1 - 2005-01-22
       - Settings will now be saved when entered in editboxes. Fixed problem
         with default channel not set upon load.

      v1.0 - 2005-01-08
       - There's not much to say other than that this is the first version,


 - Other

      If you, for any reason, would like to contact me, you can do so by
      sending an e-mail to fulhjort [aatt] gmail [ddoott] com.

      I would like to thank Uppe and vakuum for their patience with me.



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