Good work, Ghost. But why didn't you make the same mistake as dark's? It's an uppercase /S not /s in mirc's regex control code stripping. I will quote a fine print from the history of v6.1:> 123.The matchtext section of a remote event definition can now
contain a regular expression. You must specify the $ event prefix
to use this feature.
on $*:TEXT:m/regular expression/switches:#:/echo message: $1-
The 'm' and switches are optional. The // are required. If
switches are used they must be standard PCRE switches, otherwise
the match will fail. You can use switch 'S' to strip control
codes from $1-.