Administrators Koach Posted January 25, 2011 Administrators Report Posted January 25, 2011 How to add Koach.com as a server using MS Chat 2.5 Click on View, then Options Click on the Servers tab In the Network box, type: Koach.com Press Add Netwok. In the Servers list type: irc.koach.com Press Add For a port, use 6667 Click the button that says No Password Press Apply ,then OK How to register your Nickname with MS Chat 2.5 Make sure you are using the nickname you want to register. To change your nick, use the NICK command. For example, If I wanted my nick to be MrTester1, I would type: /nick MrTester1 Next, make up a password you will use with your registered nick. Then type: /msg nickserv register yourPassword your_email For yourPassword, use the password you made up. For your_email, use your real email address. Note: you must now Identify EVERY time you connect to Koach.com. Also, you must Identify at least once every 30 days or your nick will expire. For information how to automatically Identify when you connect, read the next section. How to set up auto IDENTIFY with MS Chat 2.5 Click on View, then Automation. Click the Rule Sets tab. Click Create Set Type in Identify for the rule set name. Press OK Identify is now added to the Rule Sets list. Click on it, to highlight it. Click on the Rules tab. Press Add. For event, select: A user connects to your chat server or network For Nickname, select: %Me% For Network, select Koach.com (or whatever you named Koach.com in Step 1 above). In Perform this action, select: Send a whisper to a user outside your room For Nickname, type: nickserv For message, type: IDENTIFY your_password Press OK to close Rules. Press OK to close Automations. Now, when you connect to Koach.com, you should automatically IDENTIFY. How to register a chat room with MS Chat 2.5 Join the chat room you wish to register ( /join #yourRoomName ) You should have a brown gavel by your nickname. If you do not, the room may already be registered. If you do have the brown gavel, then proceed with the registrtation. Make up a password for the room. Never give this password to anyone! Type: /msg chanserv register #yourRoomName room_password room_description Room_description can be anything that more or less describes your room. This can also be changed later. For more help on any of these commands, join #Helpdesk and ask for help ( /join #helpdesk ) How to prevent sending extra MS data to a chat room with MS Chat 2.5 MS Chat 2.5 can be very annoying to other people in the chat room because it sends a lot of extra data with each line of text. Here is an example of a MS Chat 2.5 user (in comic mode), joining a room and talking: <Guest60247> # Appears as ANNA <Guest60247> (#G010E010M1) testing As you can imagine, people not using MS Chat 2.5 will find that very annoying. However, you can easily prevent that extra stuff from being sent to the room, while continuing to use MS Chat 2.5 in comic or text mode. Click View, then Options. From the Options dialog, select the Settings tab. Make sure that the following options is checked (selected): Don't send Microsoft Chat specific info. Click OK Back to top How to add Koach.com as a server using MS Chat 2.5 Click on View, then Options Click on the Servers tab In the Network box, type: Koach.com Press Add Netwok. In the Servers list type: irc.koach.com Press Add For a port, use 6667 Click the button that says No Password Press Apply ,then OK How to register your Nickname with MS Chat 2.5 Make sure you are using the nickname you want to register. To change your nick, use the NICK command. For example, If I wanted my nick to be MrTester1, I would type: /nick MrTester1 Next, make up a password you will use with your registered nick. Then type: /msg nickserv register yourPassword your_email For yourPassword, use the password you made up. For your_email, use your real email address. Note: you must now Identify EVERY time you connect to Koach.com. Also, you must Identify at least once every 30 days or your nick will expire. For information how to automatically Identify when you connect, read the next section. How to set up auto IDENTIFY with MS Chat 2.5 Click on View, then Automation. Click the Rule Sets tab. Click Create Set Type in Identify for the rule set name. Press OK Identify is now added to the Rule Sets list. Click on it, to highlight it. Click on the Rules tab. Press Add. For event, select: A user connects to your chat server or network For Nickname, select: %Me% For Network, select Koach.com (or whatever you named Koach.com in Step 1 above). In Perform this action, select: Send a whisper to a user outside your room For Nickname, type: nickserv For message, type: IDENTIFY your_password Press OK to close Rules. Press OK to close Automations. Now, when you connect to Koach.com, you should automatically IDENTIFY. How to register a chat room with MS Chat 2.5 Join the chat room you wish to register ( /join #yourRoomName ) You should have a brown gavel by your nickname. If you do not, the room may already be registered. If you do have the brown gavel, then proceed with the registrtation. Make up a password for the room. Never give this password to anyone! Type: /msg chanserv register #yourRoomName room_password room_description Room_description can be anything that more or less describes your room. This can also be changed later. For more help on any of these commands, join #Helpdesk and ask for help ( /join #helpdesk ) How to prevent sending extra MS data to a chat room with MS Chat 2.5 MS Chat 2.5 can be very annoying to other people in the chat room because it sends a lot of extra data with each line of text. Here is an example of a MS Chat 2.5 user (in comic mode), joining a room and talking: <Guest60247> # Appears as ANNA <Guest60247> (#G010E010M1) testing As you can imagine, people not using MS Chat 2.5 will find that very annoying. However, you can easily prevent that extra stuff from being sent to the room, while continuing to use MS Chat 2.5 in comic or text mode. Click View, then Options. From the Options dialog, select the Settings tab. Make sure that the following options is checked (selected): Don't send Microsoft Chat specific info. Click OK
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