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anti-asl scriptbit - a neat little scriptbit that creates an autoresponder for people asl'ing you. Download the file from there :-)

A very handly little thing for mIRC - at least when you're using a dedicated query window and doesn't want to move around too much with the mouse - and wants to save some space on your desktop, is to get all your messages pasted to the active window. That way you can just press %lt;tab> a few times, and voilą, things will be flying in a few seconds :-) These few lines of code will provide just that - it doesn't check wether you have the query-window open or not, but that should be fairly simple to add. (if ($active == $nick) { ) ie. :-)
on 1:TEXT:*:?:{
  echo $active $timestamp msg < $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}

Submitted by SirMarl

This kicks everyone that IS NOT op on the #channel and who says the word that you don't want to be said
on *:TEXT:*word*:#channel:{
  if ($nick isop #) halt
  else k $nick Stupid! you are not alloved to say 'word'
}

Submitted by SirMarl

This little snippet of code is quite necessary if you're using the above submitted thingy about getting messages in the active windows when you're using query-windows. This will stop your messages from coming several places and avoiding local echo of your messages. When using /msg earlier, the things you wrote didn't show up in the query-window, and the logs and the chatsessions could be pretty hard to keep track of. This handy little snippet takes care of that part.
alias msg {
  if ($$1 == $active) {
    .msg $$1 $2-
    halt                                                        
  }
  if (($query($$1) != $$1)  && ($$1 != $active) && ($$1 != $channel)) {
    if ($2- == $null) {
      halt
    }
    else {
      echo -a $chr(91) $+ $time $+ $chr(93) -> $chr(42) $+ $$1 $+ $chr(42) $2- 
      .msg $$1 $2-
      halt
    }
  }
  else {
    if ($2- == $null) {
      halt
    }
    echo -a $chr(91) $+ $time $+ $chr(93) -> $chr(42) $+ $$1 $+ $chr(42) $2-
    .msg $$1 $2-
    echo $$1 $chr(91) $+ $time $+ $chr(93)  $chr(60) $+ $me $+ $chr(62) $2-
    halt
  }
}

Submitted by SirMarl

This is a nice little thingy that echoes the whois information in the active window. This is especially useful at earlier versions, as most recent versions of mIRC has this feature built-in. This thing works best in monospaced fonts for the right design.
raw 311:*:{
  echo -a ?····?····? whois requsted ?····?····?
  echo -a ?··· $2 is $3 $+ @ $+ $4 ? $6-
  halt
}
raw 319:*:{
  echo -a ?··· $3-
  halt
}
raw 312:*:{
  set %server $3
  set %meld $4-
  halt
}
raw 301:*:{
  echo -a ?··· $2 is away: $3-
  halt
}
raw 317:*:{
  set %idle $3
  set %tid $4
  halt
}
raw 318:*:{
  if ((%tid == hei) && (%server != ikke)) {
    echo -a ?··· $2 using %server) $chr(40) $+ %meld $+ $chr(41)
    echo -a ?····?····? whois requsted ?····?····?
    set %idle hei
    set %tid hei
    set %server ikke
    set %meld hei
    halt
  }
  elseif (%server == ikke) {
    set %idle hei
    set %tid hei
    set %server ikke
    set %meld hei
    halt
  }
  else {
    echo -a ?··· $2 has been idle $duration(%idle)) $+ , signed on %server) $asctime(%tid,ddd mmm dd HH:nn:ss)
    echo -a ?····?····? whois requsted ?····?····?
    set %idle hei
    set %tid hei
    set %server ikke
    set %meld hei
    halt
  }
}
raw 313:*:{
  echo -a ?··· $2-  
  halt
}
raw 315:*:halt

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