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Register Log In Forums General Discussion Using mIRC in chat roomsForumsActive ThreadsSearchWho's OnlineHelpPrint ThreadUsing mIRC in chat rooms#7097110/02/04 08:24 PMOPSelf-satisified doorBJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4I was wondering, how long does it take to get my info to register, ya think if ya pay for something you should be able to use it, and also once mIRC is registered, can I use it in an MSN Chat room that I created? If so, does the email address I use with mIRC have to be one that is used for paid chat with msn? Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097210/02/04 08:38 PMJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219FfxmakersFjord artisanFjord artisanFJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219Hi!Some info about mIRC and MSN:mIRC is a shareware you can use for 30 days. If you like it, you can buy it (20$). It's a one time fee for all your life. You got your registration key within 24h.mIRC is an IRC client as to connect to IRC netwoks (yes, I repeat IRC many times).because...MSN is an Instant Messaging client using another protocol, and it has nothing to do with IRC today (a long time ago my answer would be wrong). An IRC chat room or "channel" is not a MSN Chat room, sorry.You can't access to MSN network using any IRC client as mIRC, and vice-versa.Please read this thread: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097310/02/04 09:04 PMJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4BBlues341OPSelf-satisified doorOPSelf-satisified doorBJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4well now you have me all lost, I am computer stupid and all that talk makes no sense to me are you saying I can not use Hybrid Omega in msn chat rooms? Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097410/02/04 09:29 PMJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219FfxmakersFjord artisanFjord artisanFJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219I don't know what is Hybrid Omega (quite sure it's a mIRC script), but you can only access MSN using an MSN client, such as Microsoft's one, Trillian, etc... but no IRC clients as mIRC. Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097510/02/04 09:33 PMJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4BBlues341OPSelf-satisified doorOPSelf-satisified doorBJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4I registered Hybrid mIRC, so am I getting ripped off? would be nice if things were explained better, who do I contact about it? Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097610/02/04 09:35 PMJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219FfxmakersFjord artisanFjord artisanFJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219Try the "Hybrid mIRC" creator... check for his E-mail/Address in a readme.txt or an "about" menu or something similar. Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097710/02/04 09:41 PMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandMMentalityHoopy froodHoopy froodMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandHere's my attempt at putting it into simple terms (that I can think of):"mIRC is a shareware you can use for 30 days."This means you can use mIRC for 30 days for free and after those 30 days you must pay the registration fee of $20."It's

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Sure you're clean.If you have doubts about anything related to the mIRC client itself, always post here to be safe. Most posts will be answered within 12 hours, if not before.Regards, Mentality/ChrisRe: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097810/02/04 09:45 PMJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219FfxmakersFjord artisanFjord artisanFJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219Heh :P can't explain better (no inspiration sorry, eheheheh)Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7097910/02/04 09:49 PMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandMMentalityHoopy froodHoopy froodMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandSorry, upon re-reading, cutting down your post probably seemed patronising. It wasn't meant to be, I wasn't explaining your points any better, just elaborating on them. I use the exact same wording as you do, we both know how to cut it down and make it easier when required Happy helping!Regards, Mentality/ChrisRe: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7098010/02/04 10:01 PMJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4BBlues341OPSelf-satisified doorOPSelf-satisified doorBJoined: Feb 2004Posts: 4I installed hybrid omega, and it says it can be used for msn chat rooms and chat groups, and when I registered it it took me to the mIRC page for registering, so now what is that all about? This is the place it takes me to register Hybrid Omega Using mIRC in chat rooms#7098110/02/04 10:06 PMJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219FfxmakersFjord artisanFjord artisanFJoined: Dec 2003Posts: 219Hi again!"it can be used for msn chat rooms and chat groups"Well, it maybe integrates some addon script allowing you to connect to MSN.Try reading the whole "hybrid omega" help or features list if it has one.If not, you can always download an MSN addon script.This not mean our discussion was wrong, a script is not mIRC, it's something you have to add and code. mIRC's "core" only uses the IRC protocol, but a mIRC script or addon can be totally customized, so it can simulate any protocols, like MSNs.Re: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7098210/02/04 10:07 PMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandMMentalityHoopy froodHoopy froodMJoined: Jun 2003Posts: 5,024London, EnglandThat is indeed the correct page. However, MSN does not allow IRC connections, and if people do connect via IRC by, say, using spoofers to "trick" the MSN server(s) into thinking that you're connecting via the website, then they are breaking rules and MSN policies. I've never heard of what you're using and without using it myself I can't really see, or explain, what's going on. However, I strongly suggest you download mIRC 6.12 and nothing else, and connect to an IRC network rather than MSN chat rooms.We do not help with connecting to MSN chat rooms via IRC.Regards, Mentality/ChrisRe: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7098310/02/04 10:50 PMJoined: Nov 2003Posts: 2,327Ttidy_traxHoopy froodHoopy froodTJoined: Nov 2003Posts: 2,327you can connect to MSN using an msn connection yes, but it's frowned upon.hybrid is an msn script, not a connection. New username: hixxyRe: Using mIRC in chat rooms#7098411/02/04

MIRC supports chat links, a special type of link that works just like a normal link on a web page. When someone clicks on a chat link, their web browser runs mIRC which then connects to an IRC network and/or joins a channel. Once you create a chat link, all you have to do is place it on your website or email it to a friend and they can just click to connect to your server and join you on your channel. mIRC has chat link support enabled by default, however if it is not working for you, you can enable it in the mIRC Options/IRC/Catcher dialog. Examples of Chat Links Chat links use the irc URL protocol, which takes the form: irc://irc.server.net:port/channel?key This makes it very easy to add a link on your website leading to your favorite IRC channel. This also is the best way to make sure your friends all end up at the same network and channel for a meeting. Here are some examples that take you to channel #mIRC on various networks: If the link specifies a server address, mIRC will try to connect to that specific server. If the link just specifies a network name, mIRC will pick a server for that network from its own servers list. If no network or server is specified, as in the last example, mIRC will connect to your current or most recently used IRC network. You can find chat links to popular IRC networks here.