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Hello,

If the confirm exit window is open and a timer running with "exit -n" or "exit -nr" command then the mIRC does not bypass the confirm window to exit the mIRC.

E.g:
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//exit | timer[exit] 1 3 exit -n

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I cannot reproduce this. /timer 1 3 exit -n worked without confirmation for me.

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Make sure you have these settings, the 2 always checked:


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Yes, I tested this with a regular /exit beforehand. I cannot reproduce this.

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If you are using mIRC 5.91 thats normal.

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I can reproduce, using the beta (win7), /exit brings up the confirmation window, in the background you can see the timer being activated and halted, but mIRC didn't exit


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Sorry, I did not realize that the issue was with a double /exit. I can reproduce with the code provided. I do wonder if this might be intentional, though.

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It's not only just an double /exit , if you click into the X button and the Confirm Window will open and an code will use /exit -n or -nr then the mIRC will not exit too, here the problem is that the mIRC stop the /exit -n command if the confirm window is open but it shouldn't.


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