It didnt need any better arguement, the idea double clicking should install it in every running mirc was just laughable.
I meant to say if you told both installations to register the filetype, then the latest one is the one the filetype would open in.
If it would be /load -a then I would have said "it would be the same going to file > load in aliases", but I didn't.
Thats laughable as well the first one you say, you ment to say something else, next you make a point of saying you didnt say anything else.
That also didnt answer the problem of the .MRC file not working as a remote if it is an -a tab one.
That's rare borderline untrue. Most programs that are not in use can be moved.
Program moveable is far different from FILES can be moved, how many programs function correctly when moved aka "moveable".
Since you said extensions; .1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8, .9 and .10 extensions will all remain in the recent file list for most text editing/word processing applications.
Remaining in the recently accessed files list is NOT still loaded, they are shortcuts to reloading, and im sure you knew that.
Since I now believe your starting to act irational in your replies im leaving it at this, reply all u like, I well read it, but not reply.
