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/amsg <message> | /amsg <message> | ||
| − | *message is what every channel window will receive. | + | *<message> is what every channel window will receive. |
'''Note''' that if length of <message> is larger than the server limit the exceeding characters will be either cut off, or nothing sent at all. | '''Note''' that if length of <message> is larger than the server limit the exceeding characters will be either cut off, or nothing sent at all. | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | + | * [[Ame|/ame]] sends an [[action]] to all open channel windows.<br /> | |
| − | [[Ame|/ame]] sends an [[action]] to all open channel windows.<br /> | + | * [[Msg|/msg]] sends a message to a target.<br /> |
| − | [[Msg|/msg]] sends a message to a target. | + | * [[Custom_Amsg_and_Ame_Alias|Custom Amsg Alias]] to exclude certain channels from your amsg, as many people conceive them as annoying. |
[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:33, 2 July 2007
Sends a message to all open channel windows.
/amsg <message>
- <message> is what every channel window will receive.
Note that if length of <message> is larger than the server limit the exceeding characters will be either cut off, or nothing sent at all.
Example
/amsg Hello
Will send 'Hello' to every open channel window.
See Also
- /ame sends an action to all open channel windows.
- /msg sends a message to a target.
- Custom Amsg Alias to exclude certain channels from your amsg, as many people conceive them as annoying.
