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'''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. | ||
===Switches=== | |||
-s switch switches to the target window after messaging ''[undocumented]'' | |||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:28, 6 April 2008
Sends a message to a target. Both target and message should be defined in the parameters.
/msg <target> <message>
- <target> can be either a nickname or a #channel.
- <message> is what the target will recieve.
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.
Switches
-s switch switches to the target window after messaging [undocumented]
Examples
/msg #mirc Hi everyone!
Sends a message to #mirc saying 'Hi everyone!'.
/msg Dana How are you today?
Asks a user named Dana how she is today.