Thanks, and yeah I knew it existed. My mindset when I script is usually \"What if mIRC didn\'t have that function?\" Just drives me to figure things out I suppose.

This snippet is for returning a file selected by a user. Basically it checks that the text file "C:\Program Files\mIRC\filename.txt" exists and in the event that it doesn't it will create the file. The select file dialog is then displayed and allows the user to select a file, the name of the file selected is written to the created text file and then is returned as a value.

Nifty, good work :]

I like it Jaytea :), I\'d try to post something to help make it better but obviously I think you\'ve got it as good as it\'s going to get :P

That\'s an odd circumstance, no?, not much of a way to tell if you\'re being truthful or not, but in the event that you are, welcome to hawkee :)

... It doesn\'t matter if people are as smart as, smarter than, or dumber than him. He\'s just making a constructive comment aimed at making your snippet better =) aside from the garbage comment :/

\" .echo -a *** To undo this, Goto Remotes and remote the line \"
what is remoting a line :?

You didn\'t seem very enthused about making it :/ Maybe I am getting the wrong impression from your authors notes though. But honestly, what is the point in posting a snippet if it\'s \"just another\" :/ get creative :), you know you can write scripts with different languages aside from mirc, a good example is my Physical Memory snippet. I used vbscript for it and it also turned out to be something no one else here had submitted. Keep up the good work though :D

Thanks guys :) fixed the DIM issue, I forgot to prefix a line with %% and,
removed Virtual as it was an unused variable that I had intended to use but felt best to leave out.

I\'ve spotted a few things which I\'d like to update, but I\'m not sure how to... so if someone would please tell me how I\'d appreciate it.

These are two aliases I made designed to return the total amount of physical memory in kb. Usage Example: mostly for if statements, if ($mem > 50000) { write new.txt Something } ; The file alias is specifically for creating the text file used to hold the memory, so it must be created first. Rather, use the file alias and then the mem alias in order to make this work successfully. Upon usage I normally..

To be quite honest, I use a text file, I\'m not sure whether text files or hash tables are faster though as I am inexperienced with hash tables :/ looks good though.