- Make sure no copies of mIRC are running.
- If you like, make a backup of your mIRC directory.
- Unzip or copy all files into your %appdata%\mIRC directory.
Make sure you retain the directories, and overwrite
any existing files. In WinZip, this option is called "Use folder
names".
In otherwords, you should now have
SCRIPT, ADDONS and THEMES directories within your
mIRC directory. If you do not, you did something wrong.
- You should now have all of the above directories, as well
as mirc.exe in the directory. You may also have or want
mirc.ini and servers.ini, but you can load the script
without these.
- Start mIRC.
- Turn off 'Confirm when using a command that may run a script' in mIRC Options. (Alt + O -> Category -> Other -> Confirm... button (bottom check box))
- In your status window, type /load -rs script\first.mrc
(and press Enter)
- Anytime mIRC asks if you'd like to run initialization
commands, click "Yes".
- mIRC may restart once or twice while updating some settings.
Then you are ready to go!
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