Actually, I personally use the following, feel free to post:

alias gmsg { scon -at1 amsg $1- }
alias gme { scon -at1 ame $1- }

(Test it btw, I just typed it up on a whim.)

Okay, but just note that since $scid(0) counts only opened serv er windows, any server windows you have open that aren\'t connected result in an error and halts the script. I know that since I used to use a similar method to what you have.

Therefore, I recommend you add some sort of checking to the script like if ($network != $null) { amsg } or something of that sort.

Instead of putting $strip($1-) on everything, you could have just used
/tokenize 32 $strip($1-).

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\"Yea its ok i dont like internet explorer i like firefox would be nice if someone made that :)\"

Just change:
run iexplore %address
to:
run firefox.exe %address

Like kerstt has said, using regex would catch the badwords easier.

Ex: Rather than \"if (%bchk isin $1-) { }\" use \"if ($regex($1-,%bchk) == 1) { }\".

This would catch the same thing, but in some cases may work better.

They should go in separate .txt files, or the entire thing goes into one which could make things confusing.

Really, a 2.5? D:
Not really what I was expecting.

Not bad, but next time, try keeping all the raws in one ON RAW event.

Eg:

raw :: {
if ($numeric == 301) { echo -a 12-=4 $2 Away: $3- }
etc.
halt
}

Not bad, but use /var next time to cut down the size.

Hey guys, thanks for the comments,
I\'ve fixed the bold and underline bug and added the 0\'s as xDaeMoN said.

Okay, so I\'m not sure why there\'s two of this, so I would appreciate it if someone would delete the duplicate.

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Not really useful in anyway really.

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Yes, but while developing, I find it easier to read when declaring variables separately.

It doesn\'t?

Are you running mIRC 6.2? It\'s the only platform I\'ve tested this on.

It\'s rather useless in truth, and there is a closing bracket for those of you visually impaired people.

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