IRCX modes (Sort of)
Some of these commands are compatable
sorry these are vague but an IRCX manual is hard to come by now a days
ignitionServer Supported Commands (from Start > Programs > ignitionServer > Documentation, or ignition-project.com > products > ignitionserver > documentation, or google for "ignitionServer Supported Commands"). Still somewhat incomplete, but I add to it nearly every day.
Will not help you much at all if you use IRCXpro, and there's plenty of reasons you should use ignitionServer instead of IRCXpro. And I'm not just saying that from a "I'm the developer" point of view -- when I rewrote iS from its early MSN-emulating days, I did so because the only other IRCX server alternatives, well, sucked. IRCXpro/IRCplus aren't really in my opinion the best products in the universe, Exchange isn't free, and TES-X is written in Java (it'll only run well on Linux and Solaris and Java Embedded -- it will run like crap on Windows and MacOS X).
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Video Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (512 MB)
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Monitor: DELL ST2420 (Digital) [24 "LCD]
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Your better off to have a friend than to be all alone.. If you fail, Your friend can help you up.
I think is hard try to help to someone without taking a server as example.
Some people might consider that spam. But what else can be done. ???
You and me will all go down in history,
With a sad Statue of Liberty,
And a Generation that didn't agree.
I think is hard try to help to someone without taking a server as example.
Some people might consider that spam. But what else can be done. ???
well true but that link is everywhere around the forum anyways IRCX modes are found in the IRCX manual
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1.7600 (Ultimate)
CPU: AMD RX™ 8120 Eight Core, 3.10 GHz
Maximum Clock: 2200 MHz
RAM: DDR3 1333 16 gb Ram
Video Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (512 MB)
3D Accelerator: ATI Radeon HD 3200 (RS780)
Monitor: DELL ST2420 (Digital) [24 "LCD]
Monitor: HP 2159 Series Widle LCD monitor [23" LCD]
Your better off to have a friend than to be all alone.. If you fail, Your friend can help you up.
There *is* no IR-CX manual. The IR-CX draft itself only shows the modes IR-CX adds. It says nothing about the underlying RFC 1459 technology.
I'm trying to help, not spam. I can't help it if my documentation is more complete than IR-CXpro.
(ignore - if you see it -- CyberSitter sucks)
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There *is* no IR-CX manual. The IR-CX draft itself only shows the modes IR-CX adds. It says nothing about the underlying RFC 1459 technology.
I'm trying to help, not spam. I can't help it if my documentation is more complete than IR-CXpro.
(ignore - if you see it -- CyberSitter sucks)
that is aload of bullox there is so a user technical manual that come with IRCX it is in PDF format...
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1.7600 (Ultimate)
CPU: AMD RX™ 8120 Eight Core, 3.10 GHz
Maximum Clock: 2200 MHz
RAM: DDR3 1333 16 gb Ram
Video Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (512 MB)
3D Accelerator: ATI Radeon HD 3200 (RS780)
Monitor: DELL ST2420 (Digital) [24 "LCD]
Monitor: HP 2159 Series Widle LCD monitor [23" LCD]
Your better off to have a friend than to be all alone.. If you fail, Your friend can help you up.
IRCx doesnt have a user manual, you mean IRCXpro wich is a program not a protocol. Theres a little difference there
IRCx doesnt have a user manual, you mean IRCXpro wich is a program not a protocol. Theres a little difference there
woops MY BAD
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 6.1.7600 (Ultimate)
CPU: AMD RX™ 8120 Eight Core, 3.10 GHz
Maximum Clock: 2200 MHz
RAM: DDR3 1333 16 gb Ram
Video Adapter: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics (512 MB)
3D Accelerator: ATI Radeon HD 3200 (RS780)
Monitor: DELL ST2420 (Digital) [24 "LCD]
Monitor: HP 2159 Series Widle LCD monitor [23" LCD]
Your better off to have a friend than to be all alone.. If you fail, Your friend can help you up.
IRCXpro's user manual covers how to operate the application. It doesn't cover the commands it supports or (at least last time I read it) the modes it supports.
Since I believe my documentation to be more complete than IRCXpro's documentation, I linked to that.
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I too use an IRCX Server
Here ya go, take a gander at this lot. You'll need adobe to read it
This'll keep you busy for a while
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