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Mirc Folder #120355 17/05/05 05:00 AM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 18 San Diego California K KAHLAN OP Pikka bird
OP KAHLAN Pikka bird K Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 18 San Diego California	I've got a few good scripts that I know now are suppose to go into a folder though I don't know where? Being for itself in nothingnes. Being & Nothingness. By Jean Paul Satyre.

Re: Mirc Folder #120356 17/05/05 05:18 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,252 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,252 Ontario, Canada	The easiest location to put them is in the main mIRC directory. If you're running Windows ME or XP, it's usually C:\Program Files\mIRC If you're running Windows 98 (or earlier), then it's probably C:\mIRC In any case, you can find out by starting mIRC, then typing into any mIRC window Code: //echo -a $mircdir That will show you the exact location of your mIRC directory. Just remember (or write it down) then copy the files into that directory. If you have any further problems, don't hesitate to let us know

Re: Mirc Folder #120357 17/05/05 05:41 AM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 18 San Diego California K KAHLAN OP Pikka bird
OP KAHLAN Pikka bird K Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 18 San Diego California	so just put a notepad with the script in the folder. How do I load file in mIRC? Being for itself in nothingnes. Being & Nothingness. By Jean Paul Satyre.

Re: Mirc Folder #120358 17/05/05 05:55 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood M MikeChat Hoopy frood
MikeChat Hoopy frood M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,245 California, doooood	the command to laod a file into remotes is /load -rs filename.ext replace filename.ext with the actual filename like myscript.mrc Also the mIRC help files are extensive and quite good type /help topic like /help /load here is the help on /load: Quote: /load <-a\|-pscqnm\|-ruvsN> <filename> Loads the specified alias, popup, or script. /load -a aliases.ini loads an aliases file /load -ps status.ini loads a status window popup /load -pc status.ini loads a channel popup /load -pq status.ini loads a query popup /load -pn status.ini loads a nickname list popup /load -pm status.ini loads a menubar popup /load -ru users.ini loads a users file /load -rv vars.ini loads a variables file /load -rs script.ini loads a scripts file If you try to load a file that is already loaded, it's contents are updated and it's position in the alias/script processing order is maintained. You can also use the /reload command with the same parameters to reload a file without triggering the on start/load events in the script being loaded. If you specify the N with /load -rsN, this loads/reloads the script into the Nth position in the script list. Note: You can only load one section at a time.

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