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The '''/say command''' sends a message to the active window which can be a channel or a query. The say command can only be used within events that can be triggered directly by you (i.e. on input, on tabcomp, on hotlink, etc...). To send a message from any event, use the {{mIRC|/msg}} command. | The '''/say command''' sends a message to the active window which can be a channel or a query. The say command can only be used within events that can be triggered directly by you (i.e. on input, on tabcomp, on hotlink, etc...). To send a message from any event, use the {{mIRC|/msg}} command. | ||
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The /say command sends a message to the active window which can be a channel or a query. The say command can only be used within events that can be triggered directly by you (i.e. on input, on tabcomp, on hotlink, etc...). To send a message from any event, use the /msg command.
Synopsis[edit]
/say <message>
Switches[edit]
None
Parameters[edit]
- <message> - The actual message to be sent
Example[edit]
Compatibility[edit]
Added:
See also[edit]
mIRC commands list