Advanced IRC Commands Crack + Download For Windows (Latest) These are some of the all commands supported by mIRC. Just by typing these commands, they will do the task as said by its author. Identify the local network (network) where this server is connected to. !Network Connections !NETWORKCONNECTION This command will identify the network on which your IRC client is connected. !RECONNECT This command will bring you to the network you have selected in !NETWORKCONNECTION command. !NETWORKJOIN This command will join a network you have connected to. !NETWORKPART This command will leave a network you are currently connected to. !NETWORKLIST This command will list out all the networks on which your IRC client is connected. !NETWORKHOST This command will connect to a specific network host. !NETWORKSERVER This command will connect to a specific network server. !NETWORKPORTS This command will list out all the network ports. !NETWORKJOINSTATUS This command will display the list of networks in which you are connected. !NETWORKDISCONNECT This command will disconnect from the network selected in !NETWORKCONNECTION command. !NETWORKNICK This command will display the nick the user has currently in the network. !NETWORKNICKPREFIX This command will display the IRC prefix the user has in the network. !NETWORKNICKSTATUS This command will display the status of the nick in the network. !NETWORKREGISTER This command will register your nick in the network and bring you to the right nick in the network. !NETWORKREPORT This command will display a list of nick in the network. !NETWORKREPORTSTATUS This command will display the status of the nick in the network. !NETWORKNAMES This command will display a list of nick in the network. !NETWORKPRIVMSG This command will send a private message to a nick in the network. !NETWORKPRIVMSGSTATUS This command will display the status of the private message in the network. !NETWORKINFO This command will Advanced IRC Commands Incl Product Key [Mac/Win] (Latest) The following example is an advanced command for the same channel: /who #commands /who #commands this command will give a list of all users connected to the server. The /who command on its own is a way to tell IRC which channels you are interested in. By typing /who #commands you will request a list of the users on the #commands channel. The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following example is an advanced command for the same channel: /who #commands /who #commands this command will give a list of all users connected to the server. The /who command on its own is a way to tell IRC which channels you are interested in. By typing /who #commands you will request a list of the users on the #commands channel. The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following example is an advanced command for the same channel: /who #commands /who #commands this command will give a list of all users connected to the server. The /who command on its own is a way to tell IRC which channels you are interested in. By typing /who #commands you will request a list of the users on the #commands channel. The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following is an example of how to use a private message to send someone a private message: /msg this will send a private message to the user . The following example is an advanced command for the same channel: /who #commands /who #commands this command will give a list of all users connected to the server. 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