BloodySabbath
May 1st, 2002, 08:07 PM
This is an open invitation to everyone to come chat on IRC.
Whether you need help with a p2p problem or just wanna talk about youe day, come do it in real time on IRC. (note: Its quite empty in the channel at the moment, but thats to be expected considering that it is less than a day old - it will get busier as more people join in and participate!)
If you are familiar with IRC, join here right away:irc.dal.net
#zeropaidIf you have no idea what IRC is, here's a nice little walkthrough to get you started. Go and download mIRC 6.01 (http://www.mirc.com) from download.com (http://download.com.com/3000-2150-8875289.html?tag=lst-0-1) (1.11 MB)
Run the installer and install it into the directory of your choice (preferably a directory without a space; ie: C:\Programs\mIRC instead of C:\Program Files\mIRC)
Run the program. A nice little window called "mIRC Options" should pop up. This is where you're going to be doing all of the configuration.
Make sure the box next to "IRC Network:" says 'All' and then choose "Randon US DALnet Server" from the box below. It should be the first choice.
Put whatever you want in "Full Name:" and put a fake e-mail in for "Email Address.
Type in whatever you want your nick to be in the "Nickname:" box. (It makes things a lot easier if you use the same nick that you have on the board, but its up to you what you want.) Under "Alternative:" put your second choice for a nickname in case your first choice is already taken.
Make sure "Invisible Mode" is checked and click OK. Then find the little yellow lightning bolt (left-most icon in the top toolbar) and click it. It should start connecting you to DALnet.
After you connect (you should see the server's Message of the Day displayed) type "/join #zeropaid" (without quotes, of course) in the input field of the main window and press Enter.
Ta-da! You're now on the channel. Feel free to talk it up.
A couple helpful links if want more information on IRC:
mIRC Homepage (http://www.mirc.com)
IRC Help Site (http://www.irchelp.org)
If you have any questions/comments/problems dont be afraid to post them here, ask them in the channel, or send a PM my way. Also, look for a more advanced walkthrough on registering nicks and such in a couple days as well as some information on alternative clients.
Whether you need help with a p2p problem or just wanna talk about youe day, come do it in real time on IRC. (note: Its quite empty in the channel at the moment, but thats to be expected considering that it is less than a day old - it will get busier as more people join in and participate!)
If you are familiar with IRC, join here right away:irc.dal.net
#zeropaidIf you have no idea what IRC is, here's a nice little walkthrough to get you started. Go and download mIRC 6.01 (http://www.mirc.com) from download.com (http://download.com.com/3000-2150-8875289.html?tag=lst-0-1) (1.11 MB)
Run the installer and install it into the directory of your choice (preferably a directory without a space; ie: C:\Programs\mIRC instead of C:\Program Files\mIRC)
Run the program. A nice little window called "mIRC Options" should pop up. This is where you're going to be doing all of the configuration.
Make sure the box next to "IRC Network:" says 'All' and then choose "Randon US DALnet Server" from the box below. It should be the first choice.
Put whatever you want in "Full Name:" and put a fake e-mail in for "Email Address.
Type in whatever you want your nick to be in the "Nickname:" box. (It makes things a lot easier if you use the same nick that you have on the board, but its up to you what you want.) Under "Alternative:" put your second choice for a nickname in case your first choice is already taken.
Make sure "Invisible Mode" is checked and click OK. Then find the little yellow lightning bolt (left-most icon in the top toolbar) and click it. It should start connecting you to DALnet.
After you connect (you should see the server's Message of the Day displayed) type "/join #zeropaid" (without quotes, of course) in the input field of the main window and press Enter.
Ta-da! You're now on the channel. Feel free to talk it up.
A couple helpful links if want more information on IRC:
mIRC Homepage (http://www.mirc.com)
IRC Help Site (http://www.irchelp.org)
If you have any questions/comments/problems dont be afraid to post them here, ask them in the channel, or send a PM my way. Also, look for a more advanced walkthrough on registering nicks and such in a couple days as well as some information on alternative clients.