Sends a private message to nickname that will open a query window for the other user. Sends a private message to nickname without opening a query window for either you or them. Note: mIRC also supports /msg switches as described here.

Sends a private message to nickname without opening a query window. To send an action message to a specific channel or nickname, see the /describe command. Sends an action message to the current channel or query window.

Note: mIRC also supports a /list -n switch that minimizes the list window when it is opened. *mirc* then mIRC will list all channels that contain the word mirc in them. If you specify a #channel then mIRC will only list information for that channel. You can also tell mIRC to show only channels with a minimum and a maximum number of people. This will make you join the #irchelp channel using 'trout' as the password. a password, which you need to specify when using the /join command. If the channel you specified does not exist, a channel with that name will be created for you. The #irchelp channel is very useful, so say hello and then ask any questions you want. Once on a channel, anything you type will be seen by all the users on this channel. This will make you join the #irchelp channel. Invites a nickname to a channel that you are on. Using /AWAY with no message marks you as no longer being away and removes your previous message.Įxample: /away Off to get something to eat, back in a moment. When someone sends you a message, they will automatically see your away message. Leaves a message indicating that you are currently not paying attention to IRC. There are also other mIRC Commands that you can look at later. The following list of basic IRC commands will help you get started. IRC commands allow you to perform specific functions on IRC, such as maintaining control of a channel and the users on it.

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