Commands
Usage: /adoc
Description: displays this documentation.
Usage: /alarm
Description: displays the Alarm dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
usage: /ascii
Description: displays the ASCII table in notepad.
Usage: /asciiview
Description: displays the ASCII viewer dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /awayback
Description: Quits your away sessions on all your connections. This command is only available if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /awaysys
Description: displays the away pager dialog box, but only if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /awaysys
Description: displays the away system dialog box, but only if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /bandwidth <channel | query | chat>
Description: Sends a message to a given channel/query/chat window displaying your bandwidth.
Usage: /chanpro
Description: displays the Channel protections dialog box, but only if the protections module is loaded.
Usage: /chgaway [message]
Description: Changes your away reason. If you don't suply the message as an argument, you'll be asked to do so. This command is only available if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /chistory
Description: displays the connection history dialog box, but only if the utilities utilities is loaded.
Usage: /closeme
Description: Closes the active window (works for channels, querys, dcc sends/gets/chats, fileservers and @windows).
Usage: /config
Description: displays the core settings dialog box.
Usage: /connectbnc <account>
Description: Connects you to your psyBNC with the specified account stored at core settings
Usage: /cscan
Description: displays the channel scanner dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /clist
Description: displays mIRC's channel list dialog box. Included because mIRC doesn't provide any command to display it.
Usage: /cserver
Description: Change the server for the active network. Only works if you have a group with at least one server on mIRC's options.
Usage: /download [link]
Description: displays the downloader dialog box, but only if the TCP/IP stuff module is loaded. If no link is given, you'll be asked to input it.
Usage: /email
Description: displays the email sender dialog box, but only if the TCP/IP stuff module is loaded.
Usage: /extkick <nick1,nick2,nick3,...,nickN>
Description: Same as /kick <nick1,nick2,nick3,...,nickN>, but instead of performing the command in just one line, it will distribute the nicknames by one or more /kick command(s), according to the network manager option "maximum nicks per kick command" that was set to the network in which the command was performed at, if any. If no option is found or the network manager module is unloaded, only one nickname per command will be used.
E.G. If you use /extkick #portugal nick1,nick2,nick3,nick4,nick5,nick6 at Dalnet with a maximum of nicks per kick
command set to 3 for that network, the script will send the following commands to the server:
/kick #portugal nick1,nick2,nick3
/kick #portugal nick4,nick5,nick6
Usage: /extmode <channel> <modes> <nick1,nick2,nick3,...,nickN>
Description: Same as /mode <channel> <modes> <nick1,nick2,nick3,...,nickN>, but instead of performing the command in just one line, it will distribute the modes and nicknames by one or more /mode command(s), according to network manager option "maximum simultaneous modes" that was set to the network in which the command was performed at, if any. If no option is found or the network manager module is unloaded, five nicknames per command will be used.
E.G. If you use /extmode #portugal +oooooo nick1 nick2 nick3 nick4 nick5 nick6 at Dalnet with a maximum sumultaneous
modes set to 3 for that network, the script will send the following commands to the server:
/mode #portugal +ooo nick1 nick2 nick3
/mode #portugal +ooo nick4 nick5 nick6
Usage: /extwhois <nickname>
Description: Same as /whois <nick> <nick>, displays the signon and idle time in the whois info.
Usage: /fservman
Description: displays the fserve manager dialog box, but only if the fserve manager module is loaded.
Usage: /inotify [mIRC folder]
Description: Searchs mirc.ini file from the given mIRC folder for its notify lists and then adds all nicknames to this mirc.ini. In other words, it will import the notify list from other mIRC to this one.
Usage: /logviewer
Description: displays the log viewer dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /massop <channel>
Description: gives everyone on he channel op status.
Usage: /massdeop <channel>
Description: removes op status from everyone
Usage: /masshop <channel>
Description: gives everyone on he channel halfop status.
Usage: /massdehop <channel>
Description: removes halfop status from everyone
Usage: /massvoice <channel>
Description: gives everyone on he channel voice status.
Usage: /massdevoice <channel>
Description: removes voice status from everyone
Usage: /masskick <channel>
Description: kicks everyone from a channel
Usage: /massbankick <channel>
Description: ban-kicks everyone from a channel
Usage: /netman
Description: displays the network manager dialog box, but only if the network manager module is loaded.
Usage: /mircpop
Description: displays a popup menu with almost everything that is on mIRC's toolbar. This popup will be delivered at the current mouse position.
Usage: /mp3c
Description: displays the mp3 player dialog box, but only if the mp3 player module is loaded.
Usage: /msgmode <channel> <channel prefixes> <message>
Description: Sends the specified message to all nicknames on a channel that are using the channel prefixes specified.
Usage: /mts
Description: displays the theme loader dialog box, but only if the theme loader module is loaded.
Usage: /noawaynick
Description: Changes back your nick into the one you were using before starting the away session. This command is only available if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /nop
Description: this command performs nothing at all. It's only porpuse is to be used on menus that only display info.
Usage: /notes
Description: displays your notes. Pretty basic and pointless.
Usage: /pastecb <channel | query | chat> <delay>
Description: Pastes the text stored in the clipboard into the given channel/query/chat window, with the specified delay between lines, in seconds.
Usage: /personal
Description: displays the personal protections dialog box, but only if the protections module is loaded.
Usage: /pvtblock
Description: displays the PVT blocking dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /qaction <-dbk> [message]
Description: Applys a deop/ban/kick to all nicknames selected on the active channel, if any.
Usage: /pub <channel | query | chat>
Description: advertises this script on the given channel/query/chat window.
Usage: /readme
Description: displays the readme file.
Usage: /reset <-ackl>
Description: resets some stuff on the script.
Flags
-a - deletes away pages,and the logs from connection history, personal spam protection,
pvt blocker, away system and seen system,
-c - erases your recent nicks/channels/servers;
-k - resets your kick counter;
-l - resets your loads counter.
Usage /resetall
Description: Same as /reset -ackl.
Usage: /rgbview
Description: displays the RGB viewer dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /seen
Description: displays the seen system dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /setaway
Description: This displays a dialog box that lets you select/set your away message, your away nick, whether or not to set away status on all connections, and then starts an away session. This command is only available if the away system module is loaded.
Usage: /siteget <version | news | features>
Description: Fetchs information from the website regarding AnacønÐa
version - checks what is the latest version
news - fetchs the 3 latest updates to the news section of the website
features - fetchs the latest update to the changelog
This command is only available if the TCP/IP stuff module is loaded.
Usage: /telnet
Description: displays the telnet client window, but only if the TCP/IP stuff module is loaded.
Usage: /textpre
Description: displays the text previewer dialog box, but only if the utilities module is loaded.
Usage: /timestatus <channel | query | chat>
Description: advertises your various time/date information into a channel, query or chat window.
Usage: /toolbar
Description: Displays the script's costumizable toolbar.
Usage: /tbclose
Description: closes the script's costumizable toolbar.
Usage: /updil <-ab> <channel> [limit]
Description: used with -a, updates the internal address list for the given channel. Use -b to do the same to the internal ban list. If you specify a limit, the command won't be performed if the number of users on the channel is superior to the given limit.
Usage: /updsys
Description: displays the update system dialog box, but only if the TCP/IP stuff module is loaded.
Usage: /userlist
Description: displays the users list dialog box, but only if the users list module is loaded.
Usage: /winampshow <channel | query | chat>
Description: Advertises the song currently being played at winamp to the given channel/query/chat window. This requires you to be running winamp 5.0* to work properly.