It might also be worth pointing out how to get rid of the script.ini program in the first place for those who are not sure. Load up mIRC /remote off /unload -rs script.ini /remove script.ini /sreq ask /remote on The defaults for mIRC ARE safe. They require the user accept the file. Everyone should be aware not to accept files which are from an unknown or dubious source. The rule applies for http and ftp so IRC/DCC is no different. This problem is also addressed in mIRC 5.3 which will remove script.ini and it also creates a new download directory for the user. Basically protecting the user against themselves. As for mIRC being a mess, I can say the same about ircii, but we wont go into that now. Regards Nigel -- Nigel Reed Pager: 214 322 6311 Enter area code +number Consultant Work: 972 497 4877 Home Email: nigelat_private HP Convex Division, 3000 Waterview Parkway, Richardson, Tx, 75080
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