Do be aware, mIRC is not a file trading program and for sharing of 'warez'. On a sidenote, you do realise mIRC has its own built in Fserve, right? You might want to see /help /fserve. I did say, "I believe that OmenServe have their own forums? Could try checking that out." - Have they not? "you could have directed me to the correct area." You have posted in the most appropriate section of this forum, but read above.
Sorry you felt flamed, nobody was trying to insult you. On the other hand, the forum descriptions are just that, descriptions - they aren't this forum's answer to the ten commandments, although people do like to use them from time to time to be fussy, particularly with the 'general' discussion forum - A question like this is perfectly acceptable in this forum, but people should not be surprised or offended when they get told they'll have to a) be more specific or b) told to get a better script or c) make their own. If specific code can be presented, then obviously it's easier. This is slightly annoying as it munges all past chat log entries.
I think that's perfectly reasonable.that doesn't mean we tell people to go away, just explain that we can't help with individual scripts in some cases because it's impossible to keep track of them all and know how they are all coded, what versions of mIRC they are made for, etc. I'm using Mirc 7.43 on Windows7 with a custom timestamp: Timestamp Events: mmm/dd/yyyy HH:nn When the server disconnects, it resets all events in the log to a random date for the current month, and only displays properly once a new chat response is displayed. I find that 95% of scripts come with documentation anyway, it's just a matter of reading it and following the instructions. That doesn't change the fact that it is close to impossible for us to help with 3rd party scripts that the poster did not write, as there are just so many not even all the regulars put together on this board could keep track of them all.
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