I make sure mirc.ini is in the directory with mirc.exe.
Mine is not. Neither is any user who's installed mIRC in over a year unless they explicitly modified the configuration (most users don't). Your scripts would fail on my and many other machines with that faulty assertion. You should read about
the changes to how mIRC stores data since 6.3.
You really don't seem to understand how mIRC is configured, that mirc.exe is not dependent on being in the directory with mirc.ini anymore, even though that's how YOU might have it setup. Forcing a specific configuration on people is not a solution.
Storing files in the root mIRC directory doesn't make them "yours". You seem to be implying that if you used the generic name "quotes.txt" in the root mIRC directory it would be the other scripter's fault for using that filename too..
You are being silly... ignorant, too.
