this isnt completely loading the info needed

run mailto:mtec89@neo.rr.com?subject=Register MTecIRC %ver&body=Name: Date: E-Mail: OS:WIN $+ $OS RAM: $dll($mircdirdll\moo.dll,meminfo,_)

Do you put two / before the 'run' command?

A) Space between %ver and &body
B) Make sure &body isn't treated, or tries being treeated, as a binvar
C) I'm not sure if spaces might be interferring. I know in most get submissions, you use +'s for a space character. Try using..

$+(mailto:mtec89@neo.rr.com?subject=Register+MTecIRC+,%ver,&,body=Name:+Date:+E-Mail:+OS:WIN,$OS,RAM:,$dll($mircdirdll\moo.dll,meminfo,_))

the + arnt needed, it just shows up with the + in the email
the subject line is the only thing that works besides the to feild. nothing shows in the body

//run $+(mailto:mtec89@neo.rr.com?subject=Register MTecIRC,%ver,&,body=Name: Date: E-Mail: OS:WIN,$OS,RAM:,$dll($mircdirdll\moo.dll,meminfo,_))

haha, just occured to me.. use %20 not the space character >:D

probably will need to use $eval(%20,0) won't he? Won't mIRC think it is a variable?

i'm not sure.. Its not beginnign with a letter, so I don't know what mirc would do. Most programs disallow number-prefixed variables. Try it, or like code said, use eval, or $+(%,20) >:D

ok but thats not the problem. just try the link

//run $+(mailto:mtec89@neo.rr.com?subject=Register%20MTecIRC,%ver,&,body=Name:%20Date:%20E-Mail:%20OS:WIN,$OS,RAM:,$dll($mircdirdll\moo.dll,meminfo,_))

it doesnt load the body...

Here's what I came up with a long time ago:



Which produces a subject like this:
somesubject From:R1pl3y Server:washington.dc.us.undernet.org Chan:#channel

$chr(32) wouldnt work so I used $chr(160) and it worx fine.
I hope this helps you in some way.