Warrior124

Yes, you're right. TY, bro.

For listening to channel, and whisper it is on *:TEXT:*:*: { The star symbol, *, means it will listen to both channels, and whispers.

Can you give us a sample of the coding you wish to use with the timer?

lol, np bro. I'll get it figured out... hopefully, lol.

What I want to do is whenever I position my mouse over a folder\file it will return the name of whatever the mouse is over. I have this... alias nHTMLn.handler { echo -a $dll($nhtmln,caption,$1) $2- return S_OK } It returns the directory name everytime when I click on a folder, but it doesn't return file names. Plus I don't want to have to click on an item just to get its name. I would like to be able to highlight multiple files using the left click mouse button, and it will retreive the names of all the files\folders I selected.

Is there a way of returning folder\file names of the highlighted folder\file when using nhtmln_2.95.dll in a created browser window?

ty, xfusion. However, it isn't what I'm looking for. I,m wanting to use a picture window where certain text would be replaced with pics. Such as :+) would be replaced with the pic called smile.gif, or something to that point. I know to add a pic inside the picture window you will have to use the /drawpic command. However, with that command you need to specify the coordinates where the pic needs to be drawn.

Is there anyway of getting the coordinates of a word anywhere in a window? Say you are looking for the word "Test" in a sentence that reads "This is one test in a set of ongoing tests being conducted this week". I need to be able to get the coordinates of the word "Test" on any line, and anywhere the word "Test" appears. Is there anyway of doing this?

Do what I do. Just get back into it.

This is a screen shot of a multi-file download manager I'm working on for mirc. Just input the url where the files are located, select which file/s you wish to download, and download them.

Awesome, bro. I've been out of the scripting scene for awhile, because of work, and personal things. However, I'm going to start back soon. Are you going to make this public?

Actually, the haltdef should stop it from sending the time to the person requesting it.

Here is what I have... ctcp *:*:*: { if (TIME == $strip($1)) { msg $comchan($nick,1) My Time is... Hmm! Sorry, $nick $+ . Check back sometime soon. :D haltdef } } You might want something like this... ctcp *:*:*: { if (TIME == $strip($1)) { access $comchan($nick,1) add deny $ial($nick).addr 5 kick $comchan($nick,1) $nick [Don't Check My Time!!] haltdef } } P.S.: The reason to use the $strip command is because some people uses color codes in their text, and needs to be stripped to use the commands properly.

The reason it isn't working is because you have... It should be...

This is from Netgirl. I found this very useful.

You can also use this. Just now tested on Sparkpea, and it works. menu menubar,channel,status { Edit Colors:/colors - Edit Font:/font } alias colors { set %curtcolor $color(own text) set %curbcolor $color(background) if ($com(colors)) { .comclose colors } .comopen colors WScript.Shell .comclose colors $com(colors,Sendkeys,3,bstr,$+($(%,0),K)) .timer 1 1 comcolor } alias owncolors { if ($color(own text) == 0) return $chr(1) if ($color(own text) == 1) return $chr(2) if ($color(own text) == 2) return $chr(5) if ($color(own text) == 3) return $chr(4) if ($color(own text) == 4) return $chr(11) if ($color(own text) == 5) return $chr(3) if ($color(own text) == 6) return $chr(7) if ($color(own text) == 7) return $chr(6) if ($color(own text) == 8) return $chr(14) if ($color(own text) == 9) return $chr(12) if ($color(own text) == 10) return $chr(8) if ($color(own text) == 11) return $chr(16) if ($color(own text) == 12) return $chr(92) $+ r if ($color(own text) == 13) return $chr(15) if ($color(own text) == 14) return $chr(92) $+ n if ($color(own text) == 15) return $chr(9) } on *:input:*: { if (/* !iswm $1-) { echo $active 14 $me : $iif($window($active).fontbold == $true,) $+ $color(own) $+ $1- .msg $active $chr(1) $+ S $owncolors $+ $chr(1) $+ $chr(59) $+ 0 $1- $+ $chr(1) haltdef } elseif (/*ctio* iswm $1-) { echo $active 6 $me : $iif($window($active).fontbold == $true,) $+ $+ 6 $+ $2- .msg $active $chr(1) $+ S $chr(7) $+ $chr(1) $+ $chr(59) $+ 0 $2- $+ $chr(1) haltdef } } on ^&*:TEXT:*:*: { echo $active 12 $nick : $1- haltdef }

lol, it seems so, ozzy. This post was started by Sysop doc in 2003. You replied to him in 2005, and Omega gave the last response in 2006. Three different posts three years apart, lol.

Hmm, just now tried to connect with mirc, but I can't. Is there a special connection addon for that network that you need to use for mirc?

Well, it all depends on the network. VSIXc is different from most other networks, because they use different coding. Can you tell me what network this is for, and I'll try to help if I can.

I like Spidermans motto. "With great power comes great responsibility". Just because you have the power to use something doesn't mean it is the right time to use it, or the right circumstance. From what I saw you had the power, but gave into your need to take back what was yours, and used it. I don't condemn you at all for what you did. It wasn't right for your partner to take away what was yours at all. However, I have to say that it was wrong the way you went about it. The password was probably given to you in confidence, and just because someone breaks your confidence in them doesn't mean it is right for you to do the same. I commend you greatly for trying to work things out with this person for as long as you did, and who knows? You probably left seeds of good faith with that. However, those seeds are probably poisoned now with distrust after using the password to regain control of your site. I hope you, and she can work things out. What you both did to each other was wrong, but in the future, before acting, please ask for several opinions, and weigh in on them. I noticed you asked a few people for their opinions, but I have to say that those opinions were wrong. Whenever you sow distrust it is always bad for everyone regardless of the outcome.

Well, and I know some people won't like this, but I am going to refer to a verse in the bible that has somewhat a simular situation... This is hard for people to do nowadays, and I can certainly see their situation to want to take back what was rightfully theirs in the first place. However, as my parents told me before, two wrongs don't make a right. It was wrong for the person that took the site to take it. It would be just as much wrong to lose the confidence of that person that gave the password in order to take the site back.

As long as Buzzen isn't illegally using a copy of msns ocx then I see no problem with it. As I have stated many times, the only problem I see with Buzzen using the ocx is that msn could at any time make it to where people can no longer use it. So, I have no problem with Buzzen as long as Buzzen is there. Personally, I applaud everyone who takes the time, and resources to help people with anything, and I am greatful to all these chat sites for what they have done. So, instead of putting down we should be building, and working together to make all these chat sites better. VSIXc offers things Buzzen doesn't, and Buzzen offers things VSIXc doesn't, and so forthe. However, those differences doesn't mean one is better than the other. So, let's give support to these chat sites instead of trying to tear them down.

I have to agree on one thing. Webchat users are forced to use the msn ocx in order to chat, and if something happens that msn were to pull the plug on the ocx then webchat is history for buzzen. At least until buzzen finally creates their own ocx, or something else. Yesterday, I spent quite awhile on Buzzen. Personally I like it very much as I do VSIXc. I have nothing against Buzzen at all, and would hate to see webchat disappear if msn did decide to take the ocx away. So, instead of working against Buzzen I think we should pull for them, and give them our support. People can do more when everyone works together instead of against each other.

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Just wanted to know if anyone else is having problems connecting to VSIXc right now? I tried connecting to it with both mirc, and ie, but I keep getting an error page.