This is both a command and an identifier. As a command, you can easily add, change, and remove passwords according to network and nickname:

I think a better idea, would be to oper, and add a raw 381 that kills..

raw 381:*:{
kill %deoper.nick DeOper Protection
unset %deoper.nick
}

Otherwise good, but it\'s probably a bad idea to kill other opers. ;)

I made it so that it\'s an actual nick completer: now you don\'t even have to type the whole name! Just type the first few letters and a colon, and the snippet will fill the name in for you. Example:

Input: Nfi: Hello!
Output: [NField]: Hello!

These are the complete services popups for Anope services, with every service - OperServ included! Just place in your favorite popup menu or in remotes with the menu function. Enjoy!

There were some code errors, but are now fixed. :>

The main problem with scripts--especially protection--is that some tend to take over the IRC client, and run themselves out of control, be it deopping the wrong people, or simply not stopping. This set of deop, kick, and ban protections are fool proof of this, as they require the user's input to activate! The protocol is as follows:

This doesn\'t really have to do with mIRC commands firstly. Secondly, it\'s not finished. Complete it further than MemoServ and it might receive a better rating. ;/

Hmm, is this really necessary? One could just as easily add \"!@*\" to the AOV list that\'s all ready included in mIRC.

This is a simple nick completer that makes calling for a user on IRC a little more noticeable. Just paste this into your remotes - Alt-R. To use, type the name of the user followed by a colon. So, if I wanted to alert Nick1, I would type "Nick1: My message."

I hope you will consider, at the very least, a small upgrade so that Anaconda is compatible for 6.17. I\'d hate to have to move to a different script. :(