Re: mIRC_rainbow
From MJP <mik...@bluedwarf.spam.net>
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· 15 Jan 2001 16:54 · View full thread
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On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 08:07:16 -0600, *Loopi* <loo...@desk.again> wrote: >> Where would that be? >You need to get a program like mIRC, download it and connect to an >undernet server. Then fool around with the program look in the help Hey, I thought that channel was moving to galaxy net, what you talkin bout Loopi? >section, it is really a good way to take ascii art to a fun extreme. >Tip: On connection to a server disable any firewalls that may be running, um, do you really want people to go to "the badlands" without a firewall? >it causes probs with connecting properly. Once connected and entering >into a channel others will help you with other technical questions. go to >download.com to get the initial program. > > OBASCIITYPING __ [ | O __[]::>)/ | |((T ' '
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