mIRC

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The /join command is used when you want to join a channel.

Synopsis

/join [-inxmd] [#] [key]

Note: All switches are optional.

Switches

• -i - join the last channel you were invited to.
• -n - joins the channel minimized
• -x - joins the channel maximized
• -m - joins the channel in mdi state
• -d - joins the channel in desktop state.

Parameters

• #channel - name of the channel
• [key] - channel key (password)

Examples

Join channel

/join #mIRC

Join multiple channels

/join #mIRC,#help

Join channel minimized

/join -n #mIRC

Join channel with a key (password)

/join #mIRC password

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v2.7a
Added on: 18 Mar 1995
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.