You may enable VBA access in your Excel macro options.

As for even/odd:

alias iseven { if (N & 1) return $false | else return $true }

average:

alias avg { if ($remove($1-,$chr(32)) isnum) return $calc(($replace($1-,$chr(32),+)) / $0) }

Just some cool, efficient ideas I thought I\'d share with you.

You could skip the dll file really. There\'s a COM object, \"itunes.application\" that will essentially do the same actions you wish to use. For a reference on how to make use of this fantastic feature of mIRC scripting I would direct you to this page.

Snippet checks for the enabled status of microsoft updates and returns certain information about the updates management. Usage examples provided in the comments.

I see timers and messages but not a lot else. This snippet leads one to believe that something would come out of typing brawler ... orbrawl in the case of the final message :s However, typing such doesn\'t really accomplish anything other than spam. No one is notified or validated as having typed it for any reason whatsoever. One way to improve upon this would be to fix that final message and validate the nicks who have begun to search for a brawl. Another practice you may wish to consider is placing . in front of timer to silence it (i.e. \".timer\"). This will prevent it from spamming you with messages of the timers starting and halting :D

Someone needs to fix this rating system .. it must be broken :D This code is quite spiffy and works like a charm :P

Just a small note, The file either exists or it doesn\'t. Therefore, \"if ($exists($1)) { } | else { }\" would suffice. Also, \"else { halt }\" is essentially useless since it will never be triggered seeing as the file either exists or does not ;o Hope this helps you improve your code a little bit.

The text of whatever happens to be your active application. Naturally using \"//echo -a $title\" in mIRC will only return its own title unless you do something like \"//.timer 3 10 echo -a $!title\". :)

Information is contained within the snippets comments.

I'll keep it as short and sweet as possible. This script makes use of HNetCfg.FwMgr to turn your firewall on or off, by using "/firewall on" or "/firewall off" respectively. Initially this was just my toying around but I figured it may be of use to those who want to learn COM. Should you tend to poke around on SwiftIRC you'll notice the same alias posted under Champagne, my IRC name.

Whoever rated this a zero, if you would please provide some idea as to why you rated it as you did. Just so I can improve on it to fit more peoples\' needs.

($ctrlenter == $false)

could be simply :

(!$ctrlenter)

Usage: /services Result of use: Opens window @services if not already open. (If the window was previously opened, it clears the buffer) Then the script proceeds to list all currently running services and what the status of those services is.

Usage: /processes Result of use: If a window of the name @processes is not open, the script opens it and populates it with a list of all currently running processes in your machine. In the event that the window is already open, it will clear its buffer and again, populate the window with a list of all currently running processes.