1) I'm not behind. I was referring to the
versions.txt file when 6.3 came out, that said there was going to be U3 support.
You *are* behind if you were referring to anything from 6.3, since 6.3 is old news. As I said, U3 has been implemented since then.
I am not behind. I have used 6.31 since 3 days after it came out, and it only took 3 days because I was waiting for a .DLL to be updated to work with 6.31.
2) Yes, you said there is U3 support already. Not clearly, and I don't know what you're talking about.
I quoted the
versions.txt showing how U3 has been implemented, are you arguing with fact, or are you stating that it doesn't work? I don't know what
you're talking about. I don't think you do either.
You quoted useless infomation to me. I don't know what that "code" or what ever it is means or does, or how to use it.
3) I want a full U3 program of mIRC. Not just mIRC running from the flash drive: that can be done with any flash drive, with or without U3.
"a full U3 program of mIRC" doesn't make sense.
Learn about the feature you're suggesting, because mIRC is likely as U3 compliant as it can be. Running programs from a flash drive is exactly the point of U3, I don't know what else you're expecting.
My point is, the U3 implementation in mIRC may be incomplete, I'm not sure, but it surely has been implemented at least partly-- is there something
specific about U3 that mIRC does not comply with?
A full mIRC for U3 program would be availible on
http://U3.com for download for use on U3 enabled Flash Drives, if it were done how mIRC said it was going to be done in the
versions.txt file that came with 6.3. It is not.
From
WikiU3 applications
To be fully U3 compliant, an application has to be programmed to clean up its own data from the local machine. It must also be packaged in U3's special program format. U3 applications will only run from a U3 device.
