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                                                             author: myggan


1. INTRUDUCTION
   

Q: What's its usage?
A: Look up commands and identifiers faster and smoother using /echo.

Q: Is the information correct?
A: Almost every bit of the information is assembled from mirc.hlp
   with some exceptions where things were quite unclear.
   
Q: What version was this information taken from?
A: From mIRC v6.16

Q: How long did it take to make mirc.hlp into rtfm.db?
A: Around three weeks, spending half an hour a day or so.

Q: What are these "groups"?
A: Groups exist to make your search even easier, allowing you to search
   only within the group in question.
   
Q: Which groups exists and how many are they?
A: There are 33 groups, to list them all type; check the switches below

Q: What does the group "assoc_events" consist of?
A: As the name implies, associated events. Meaning identifiers
   which not always are available and only accessible during specific events.

Q: I want to change the freakin' colors, how?
A: Open rtfm.mrc and change the %c.* variables on line 5-10.

Q: I still don't understand, what should I do?
A: Understanding requires thinking, thinking requires brain capacity.


2. SWITCHES
   

   Switch:    Description:

   /rtfm -l   List all groups
   /rtfm -c   Popup the color dialog
   /rtfm -d   Disable the popups
   /rtfm -e   Enable the popups again
   /rtfm -u   Unload the script


3. SETUP
   

If you don't know how to load a mIRC scriptfile, I'll tell you how.

1:  Put rtfm.mrc and rtfm.db in your mIRC directory (if you don't know where, type //echo -a $mircdir)
2:  Type "/load -rs rtfm.mrc" in your mIRC client. The script should now be loaded.
    Note: rtfm.mrc REQUIRES rtfm.db to be in the SAME directory to work,
    I mention this despite of it being painfully obvious.

     
4. FEEDBACK
   

Any form of feedback is apreciated, bugs and errors as well as your personal opinion.
If you feel like sharing anything about this addon, or if you have a question, you can find me here:

mail : myggan at loveable.com
site : myggan at mircscripts.org
irc  : myggan at irc.dal.net (#scripting)


5. CREDITS
   

Me      - for the idea.
Myself  - for the coding.
I       - for the testing.
You     - for using it.
Khaled  - for mIRC.



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