It's not that easy to halt the version reply.
You can't just use the ctcp event and halt it, you need to use debug to catch a few things, it's not that simple to the newbie scripter at all. And why you say "if Khaled didn't want you to, then i think he would have forced mirc to send a version reply even due you halt the default one"
Then why did he start adding cyclic redundancy checks to render mIRC useless when someone tampered with the version reply, or any other internal code?
