Return a tokenized list of all nicks that match the wildcard given.

Pretty easy, once you get it set up.

It's really simple. Load it and use the alias: /memos

Simple script which puts your timestamp in your toolbar. Commands are /startclock and /stopclock

I wrote this alias to simplify reading dynamic variables. It uses a format similar to token identifiers. I'll give a few examples.

I wrote this script for myself, but I thought others might like the concept, and I'm looking for ways to improve.

Fairly Self explanatory. When invited it opens a dialog which allows you to accept or deny the invite, as well as ignore nick (which in fact stores the users hostmask based on $atype) or ignore invited for the channel (network specific).

Whipped this up on a whim to improve my amsg while loop.

This is a variation on my Ping Monitor with titlle-bar integration ( http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/8752/ ). It will open up a window which displays the current ping time for your active server.

This is a power advertiser I made. It lists Admin, Op, Halfop, and voice across all networks. It will also return the total networks, channels, and users you are currently interacting with.

quite simply, updates your title bar to read "mIRC - ### ms - other stuff" Pings the server every 10 seconds.

Multi-server, multi-channels news bot. works with !news, !channews, and !clannews

Generates a random password with options like the amount of characters and inclusion of lowercase, uppercase, and numeric characters.

Wrote this because I was bored and someone told me to. Always starts with the latest comic, and moves on to randomize.

I wrote this because a lot of times I'm at a computer away from home and would like to have some control over mIRC.

Alog Alias. Uses Runescript parsers (thanks guys!) type /alog to use!

Right click anywhere. make a list of random quits you want. Use the "Notepad" button if you have a long list already :)

Simple rejoin script. Customize the amount of attemps and the timeout between attemps in lines 4 and 5.

Took my auto-op script and expanded on it. This is what I came up with. There are two lists. auto-op and no-voice. This means that if a nick isn't on either list, they will be voiced. It's pretty self-explanatory in terms of usage. right click on a nick for the menu (auto-mode). If you want to put it near the top, hit ALT+R, go to pop-ops, go to view>nick list, and add "Auto-mode" w/o the quotes..

I actually wrote this script to make my friend mad because he hates when I use variable arrays such as the one this script uses. use the alias /aop to turn the script on and off. it is channel specific. if you don't want someone to be oped, Right click on their nick in the nicklist, there will be a menu there called "auto-oper"

THIS SCRIPT SHOULD BE DELETED

DELETE THIS

This is my first post. It is a very simple script.