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Hi,

i want to start mIRC on my windows server, with scripts i have added my regristration to regedit but it dont works!

in the scripts.ini:

on *:start: {
write log.txt mIRC started...
server irc.server.org:6667
}

can somebody help me?

The code you have there looks like it would work to me?

-Andy

Looks good... but what are you talking about adding your registration into regedit with scripts? This has nothing to do with registration, or with regedit....?

Btw, try adding this from Alt-R rather than manually editing the file (just in case that's what you're doing).

I want mIRC on my windows-server, i have no user interface with a mouse pointer, i cant register it in mIRC self (mIRC -> Help -> Register)
so i've added the serial and username in regedit to
Hlkey_current_user -> Software -> mIRC

but it dont works when i start and don't write to log.txt 'mIRC started..' so i think it dont works when i add it only in regedit! Thats the problem...

Can sombody help me?
Or give it some program like miRC that works with MSL-SCRIPTS?

my best idea would be to, upload a mirc.exe, and the files, then, make a mIRC/ folder in your desktop.

put the mIRC.exe in that dir( not the installer, the program itself). (you also need to have registered it, AND have that in the registry.)

make a .bat file, and put somthing like this in it:

there is no way to run it without the box poping up saying that you have X days left to register, unless you register and add that key to your registy.

then you make your scripts, and put them in the directory, and add [scripts] (forgot what its called) n0=path-to-script
n1=path-to-script
ect

hope this helps, im not quite sure it would work, but its worth a try

You do know you can do just about anything in Windows without a mouse, right? This includes registering mIRC.

In either case, that script is correct.

Enter it by pressing Alt-R in mIRC, then File > New.

Yes, I agree. I help alot of my friends that don't come on here and everytime I give them a remote, they know full well the difference between an alias and an event but they ask if they should put it in aliases anyway.

-Andy