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I've been using mIRC for a few months and have it set up sucessfully to automatically open about 7 channels at FreeNode. Now I have a channel at DARnet that I'd like to also automatically join on startup. I've tried to edit the individual entries in my favorites, but the only option in the dropdown is "All Networks". What do I do?


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ALT + O > Connect > Options > Perform > ADD

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Thanks for the response. Once I click ADD, what do I put there? Do I use the All Networks option or a network-specific command? Is it /server DARnet
/server FreeNode
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As far as I know, when you click on the "Add" button, it displays a list of available networks; if the one you want is not there, then you should add the command line (/join yourchannel) under "Other Networks"


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I'm still confused. The one I was IS there. Now what?


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1. Go to mIRC Options (Alt + O) -> Connect -> Options -> Perform add your network.
2. In the edit area type a list of commands you'd like to perform upon connecting. I think you're going to have to press ok and then re-open the perform dialog, for me it doesnt seem to save more than one network at a time. Maybe it's my mIRC though.

One for FreeNode and one for DALnet. Make sure perform is enabled.

Alternatively, when mIRC starts up:
Code:
On *:Start: {
  server freenode-server -j #some,#Channels,#Here
  server -m irc.dal.net -j #DALnet-Channel
}


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Okay, I can use perform to open up all the channels I want after I manually connect to each server. That's cool. And not exactly what I want. The code you have here looks like what I want. Where do I put that? I tried it in the all networks area of perform and also in the other networks. Nothing. Where does it go? Thanks much!


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The code will go in your Remote Scripts (Alt + R). Be sure to change the freenode line to the correct server name. Channels must be seperated by a comma.

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