i need help with mirc

[lil_azn]

ummm does anyone know how to put a bar in a script like this :

 

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Toolbar and all that crap

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How do u put a bar going down vertical there --------------->

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Stuff u type !!!

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So Does anyone know how to put a bar on the right of the script . Please help!! i really want to add a bar to my script

 

Any Help would be greatly appreciated

[TG007]

not really sure if this is what you mean.

 

this is on the left instead of the right but let me know if this is what you mean.

 

 

[lil_azn]

err0r thats it thats it !!!!

 

ummmm can u please give me the code for a sidebar like dat , please err0r please

 

oh and how did u make ur mirc silver

[TG007]

the silver is just my windows xp theme.

 

as for docking a dialog

 

Some people use ktools for docking.. I prefer ReBaR.dll

 

First you need to make a dialog you want to dock and load it into remotes.

 

next to dock it you will need the dll.. You can download that HERE

 

next you need to put this coding into your remotes somewhere

 

this is your alias

 

alias RebaR { return $shortfn(dlls\RebaR.dll) }

 

as you can see my rebar.dll is in a subfolder called dlls .. change this to fit yours

 

now you need the actual docking command.

 

alias control {
 //dialog -m control control
 //dll $RebaR Dock $dialog(control).hwnd > left
}

 

now you see the name of the dialog i docked was called control. and it is being docked to the > left.. you can change that to top, bottom, or right depending on your needs.

 

no you can do a on start command to auto dock it like so

 

on *:start: { control }

 

 

hope this helps.. if you have more questions please feel free to ask

[lil_azn]

thanks err0r

 

Oh and i posted a thread in the freeware section. I posted some freeware downloads which you can add to your freeware section.