Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Shawnz
And for the scripting language- dont ruin our fun. Tell me whats easier: coding a script to make a dialog appear in MIRC, or coding a script to make a dialog appear in VB or VC???
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VB of course!!
I have no idea about doing that in mirc. However I can do it in VB and VC and Delphi and Java and... do I continue?

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I don't know much about VB, but since i've looked at this VBS addon, it doesn't seem all that bad, but without a basic understanding of how data is processed I can't begin to make a script.

Mirc is easy. AND it comes with a really easy to follow helpfile.

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Originally posted by jackass_wanabe

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msgbox " hi, im mr dialog "
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It can't be easier !! 

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Yes it could.

$?"hello"

opens a input box with the text field above an edit box Hello.
i could change that text to:

$?"Enter comment below"

There are more ways, advanced command: $input
Same as $?:
$input(Enter comment below,e) [ 'e' stands for edit box ]

I could change the header of the box with somthing other than the default 'Input Request"

$input(Enter comment below,e,Commants)

I could change the default "OK, Cancel" buttons with Yes No buttons by adding a 'y'

$input(Enter comment below,ey,Commants)

and add a graphic icon such as a question mark, Information, critical stop etc by stateing other switches.

Question mark: $input(Enter comment below,eyq,Commants)
Info: $input(Enter comment below,eyi,Commants)
Warning: $input(Enter comment below,eyw,Commants)
Hand Icons (critical stop): $input(Enter comment below,eyh,Commants)

SO! it is easier and fun as Shawnz kindly stated, don't ruin our fun.