In the options (alt + o > Display > options > tray), check the box "on startup place mirc in tray" to have mirc in tray on startup. To open the script editor on startup, you can use the following code:
Code:
on *:start:s_editor
alias -l s_editor .comopen a WScript.Shell | .comclose a $com(a,SendKeys,3,bstr,% $+ r)
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Thanks for reply. But I use mIRC in Wine and this com object doesn't work, huh..
My problem solved, - now I just use external editor for mIRC Scripts (vim), because my WM (EvilWM) crashed mIRC And use simple "exec" script for control mIRC from IRC.