[color codes]

Press CTRL+K

[Fireworks 8]

Draw a rectangle using the rectangle tool then at the bottom-right, click the plus (+) symbol next to "Filers:" and select either Inner Bevel from Bevel and Emboss or select Bevel Boss from Eye Candy 4000 LE.

If you want to use the latter (Bevel Boss) then you might want to include the text as in the button. In this case, before applying the filter, use select all then Select > Flatten Selection. This will combine the selection into one item so you can then buttonise it.

Couldn't be simpler (unless I didn't explain it well).

[small Q about this color]

I tried out the code I posted just to make sure:

//echo -a 4Testing for www.TG007.net URLs.

It worked fine; all of the text was red apart from the URL, which was blue and underlined.

[small Q about this color]

Took me a while to find this again but I got there in the end:

alias url.find {
var %n = $wildtok($1-,http*,0,32), %i = 1, %e = $1-
while (%n >= %i) {
   var %x = $wildtok(%e,http*,%i,32)
   var %y = $chr(3) $+ 12 $+ $chr(31) $+ %x $+ $chr(15) $+ $iif(* iswm %e,$left(%e,1) $+ $left(%e,2),$null)
   var %e = $replace(%e,%x,%y)
   inc %i
}
var %n = $wildtok(%e,www.*,0,32), %i = 1
while (%n >= %i) {
   var %x = $wildtok(%e,www.*,%i,32)
   var %y = $chr(3) $+ 12 $+ $chr(31) $+ %x $+ $chr(15) $+ $iif(* iswm %e,$+ $left(%e,1) $+ $left(%e,2),$null)
   var %e = $replace(%e,%x,%y)
   inc %i
}
return %e
}

Hope this helps; it will colour the links and (if memory serves) retain the original formatting of the text.

Takaharu: This is a test for www.tg007.net URLs.

 

You would use it in a similar way to this:

on *:text:*:#:{ echo -a $url.find($1-) }

[Random]

You could try something like this:

alias RandomTest {
  echo -a This is a random test.
  echo -a Your random word is: $gettok($1-,$r(1,$numtok($1-,32)),32)
}

This would be used in the form: /RandomTest this is a test

[Dialog help]

I don't recall a method myself but if you find one, please let me know.

[Dialog help]

For future reference, you cannot use $chan on a dialog as it refers to a channel event. Instead, you will need to use an alias such as $active (referring to the active window, which is not necessarily a channel window) or $comchan. However, neither of these are completely flawless if you are in multiple channels. Instead, I would recommend creating a temporary hash table or variable containing the channel name that you wish to use; storing the channel name will ensure that you refer to the correct channel that you were referring to.

 

You can argue that using mIRC is pointless as you can just as easily use a webchat service or a web browser that has built-in IRC compatibility so essentially, all mIRC addons are pointless. However, the experience of using a programming language as simple as mIRC's coding can aid future learning of a different programming language, such as C++. In this instance, mr_s now knows that he cannot use $chan in a dialog.

[Onjoin host/owner kick + control Spam in whiz]

There is no productive reason as to why anyone would have a use for kicking another operator from a chatroom other than to disrupt the channel, which is not what Techgear endorses.

[2006 Screen shots]

I would suggest changing the green text to orange to match the rest of the script and also shrink the top toolbar. Apart from that it looks ok to me.

[2006 Screen shots]

Your Gavel Host icons seem to be a bit obscure. Is that how they appear in the released version?

[2006 Screen shots]

Seeing err0r's script just reminded me of something - has anyone tried using $os using Vista?

[2006 Screen shots]

This is for mIRC screenshots, not a real one.

I use mIRC to control Winamp so, effectively, that is my mIRC mp3 player

[2006 Screen shots]

This is my mp3 player:

[MSN addons 2006]

Although the vast majority of Windows users use C:/Windows as their primary Windows directory there are exceptions.

My default directory is D: because that's where I've got Windows XP installed, as well as my boot.ini file. Windows 2003 is on my E: drive so, obviously, its default directory is E:.

On the other hand it is being quite pedantic but it is a good idea to take others into consideration.