The best way of learning about IRC is using it.

The only problem is that you may become an IRC addict, just like me and some friends of mine
who can't turn off the computer! Enjoy it! By IRC we can meet people from anywhere in the
world.

Don't miss the   Homepage.

Channel: After connecting to a server, you must enter a channel to start chatting. Type /join #channel_name to choose a channel. It doesn't matter the server, the place where you can find more brazilian people is on the #brasil of that server. If you're on Brasnet, try typing /join #Balzac , you may find me there.

Now you can go on until you master IRC. You will certainly find someone to help you.

To use IRC, be prepared for anything!!!  :{)
 
 

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A script is mIRC that someone has customized. scripts are the .ini files that come with mIRC, just they have been edited to perform specific commands. There are thousands of scripts out there. scripts can do commands automatically or by right clicking. They are very complicated, but anyone can learn how to write one. Scripts simply take advantage of the alias, popup, and remote sections of mIRC.

Uses of Scripts:

Scripts have many uses. They prevent people from flooding you off of the net and they also help protect channels you are on. They protect other ops, and friends. Good scripts keep you from getting flooded or disconnected through other flooding or war techniques.

How to install a script:

Now that you have downloaded a script, what do you do? If it is zipped up, use Winzip or another unzip program to unzip it. After it unzips, it may run an installation program. Just follow the directions and install it wherever you want it. Now, double click on the mIRC file located in the script directory. Look up at the menu bar. There should be an extra item there. Try connecting and then right click in a channel, the status window, a query box, and the nicknames list in the channel window. A list of options comes up. Cool huh? Most scripts come with a readme file that tells you of most of their options, but some do not.

Writing your own script:

Before you even think of writing a script, make sure that it's not already written...it would be a waste of time to rewrite a script. Also, make sure you have some new features in your script...I'd say about 80% of scripts have NO new features. Are you going to use this script? Do you actually need a script? Are you on the internet a lot? The easiest way to learn how to write a script is by studying others. Print out the .ini files (aliases, popups, remote) and put them in the bathroom to read every now. Also read the mIRC Commands they should also help you along your way.