Only, if you want to prevent someone, to edit your mIRC "version" (someone call then SCRIPTS), this could be useful.
It would also be very useful for someone to pass malicious code
on to unsuspecting users. mIRC scripting has always been open
source and should always remain open source. If the OP doesn't
want his code to be altered or copied there is one sure way
to prevent it, and that is to keep it to himself.
