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  1. If you can see HD on a Non HD TV what the point in Paying for HD Channels?
    dippy, I think you've been baffled between HD TV and standard TV. Here is an answer from google search, and I quote:
    When you compare HD television to standard television you will see many differences, most of them are not noticeable from simply looking at the television set alone, but are noticeable when viewing cable programs broadcast in HD.

     

    HDTV has twice the linear resolution when compared with standard television. This means that the viewer, when watching a show with HD, will notice many more details when compared with a viewer watching the same program with standard television.

     

    HD television also uses more aspect ratio when compared to standard television. Aspect ratio is the displayed width divided by its height. High definition television will have an aspect ratio of 16:9 while standard television is 4:3. This basically means that viewing a television program with a higher aspect ratio will mean a clearer, more precise view of what is being shown when compared with a smaller aspect ratio.

     

  2. so how did you take JÕhnŠǑn and make it look like this JÕhnÅ Ç‘n then you will answer my question and at the same time you will teach this fella ... at the same time nais tuke = thank you for your reply :D
    I have shown you how by using the $utfencode() identifier.

     

    All you have to do is place JÕhnŠǑn inside the parenthesis, as in

    //echo $utfencode(JÕhnŠǑn)
    , echo it out, and then you will see it as: JÕhnŠǑn

     

    That is the one you need to put inside the mirc remote. After you have done that, and when people call JÕhnŠǑn , it'll trigger the script.

     

    Or better yet, use the link error provided to convert.

  3. //echo $utfencode(JÕhnŠǑn)

    converts it to: JÕhnŠǑn

    on *:TEXT:*JÕhnŠǑn*:#:{
      if (%JÕhnÅ Ç‘n == off) { halt }
      else {
        /set -u3 %smsg $2-
        write call.txt $nick - %smsg
        splay call.wav
        set -u10 %JÕhnÅ Ç‘n off
      }
    }

    This way, mirc can decipher your nick with special chars.

     

    P.S. I'm not sure what you do with:

    write call.txt $nick - %smsg

     

    set -u10 %JÕhnŠǑn off
    Also, I don't understand why you set it and then unset it in a matter of seconds?
  4. Nice choice in that color combination, which is easy on the eyes. Although this is a matter of personal taste, there are people who like dark or "funky" themes and all that, and that just ain't my thing....lol I like a theme that's simple, clean, "user-friendly," so to speak.

  5. \\Question ► 7 points ◄

    nº 51 ►► What swimming stroke is named after an insect?

    You can use the /tokenize command to separate them vertically:
    alias test {
      var %x = \\Question ► 7 points ◄|nº 51 ►► What swimming stroke is named after an insect?
      tokenize 124 %x | echo -a $*
    }

    The question is divided by $chr(124). I'm sure you get the idea. Upon the alias trigger /test, it'll come out as:

    \\Question ► 7 points ◄

    nº 51 ►► What swimming stroke is named after an insect?

  6. Congratulations on being chosen as a host, Warrior!

     

    I'm still inquisitive about what's going to be the particular difference between the signature edition and the retail version? Other than a signature on the box, anything else that sets itself apart? From what I've gathered, it's no different from the retail one, except the only catch is that party hosts get it for free is all.

     

    If you ever get the chance of installing the signature edition when the time is right, please post your findings, Warrior. :P

  7. JOhnson, this is all you need:

    on !*:join:#: {
      msg # $+($chr(3),04,Hi $nick)
    }

    You can use mirc $chr(3) to initiate a color code with their numbers; $chr(3) means Ctrl+k.

    The ! sign in mirc indicates that it won't trigger upon your own entry if used in the on join event.

  8. I'll be getting my Windows 7 Premium free of charge, plus I received an email asking me to sign up to host a party for the release of Windows 7. If selected they will be sending me out a party pack, plus a free version of Windows 7 Ultimate. :)
    Are you trying to make people jealous or what? lol

     

  9. I was told windows 98 was the best of them all but im to young to remember windows 98 ? what was windows 98 like ?
    You can google for pictures and its features to find out what it is like.

     

    On a side note, though, do people still use wins 98 these days? I don't think microsoft supports it anymore. And 98 is not a safe OS, lacking many security features.

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