Raccoon, despite your "used for illegal purposes" stand you seem to be taking, how is $isregistered encouranging that? If people want to make mirc into a registered copy illegally, they can simply put in the key and not even check if its a valid version already. What does a script care if it is or isn't registered already. I doubt there are ones out there that have added the extra code needed to make a checksum of a non-registered version. "This version is registered, lets not apply the patch" Seriously, you think people cracking mirc put that much time and effort into it?
