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> I have been able to achieve the commands via perform, but when I start
> mIRC it only connects to one of the networks. I want mIRC to connect to
> all specified networks and identify and join the channels as specified
> in the perform dialogue. As far as I have been able to ascertain from
> looking around menus and dialogue windows, this option is not available
> by default.

> On Jan 25, 9:30 am, John Kasupski <kc2...@wzrd.com> wrote:

> > On 25 Jan 2007 05:44:13 -0800, "Weems" <tokyodwel...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > >is it possible to write a script for mirc that will connect, identify
> > >to nickserv, and join channels automatically?
> > >I have successfully been able to make a script that will identify and
> > >join, but I have to tell mIRC to connect.Weems,

> > To begin with, a script shouldn't have been necessary to get mIRC to
> > identify to nickserv and join channels. The program already has this
> > capability on its own. If you click on your options icon and go to
> > Connect>Options and then click on the "Perform" button, simply click
> > the box marked "Enable perform on connect" and then type the commands
> > you want mIRC to perform when it connects to a network. The program
> > will then automate this process for you. To do this you'd type
> > something like this into the "perform commands" window:

> > /msg nickserv identify password
> > /join #mIRC
> > /join #help
> > /join #rumplestiltskin

> > As far as I know, you can put any command in there that you can type
> > into mIRC. If you have a channel that's keyed just add the key to the
> > command line in the perform list:

> > /join #mIRCstaff a5t4gh2

> > Finally, click OK when you're done, and at the very top of the same
> > window that the perform button is on, there's a checkbox for "Connect
> > on startup" - click there to put a checkmark in that box, and mIRC
> > will automatically connect when the program is started. You can also
> > check the "Reconnect on disconnection" box (which does exactly what
> > you'd expect it to do - tells mIRC to reconnect to the server in case
> > you ping out, or your connection is "reset by peer" or whatever.

> > You probably will also want to uncheck "pop up connect dialog on
> > startup" so that the connect dialog isn't displayed when you start the
> > program. You don't need it anymore since you've now got mIRC doing it
> > automatically. And you'll want to click the "retry" button and set
> > some parameters for what you want mIRC to do if it is unable to
> > connect the first time it tries.

> > Hope This Helps,
> > John, KC2HMZ
> > IRC-GLOBAL Netadmin