on *:NOTICE:*- Nick*:?:{
  if ( $nick == LineServ ) {
    /set %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] $3
    /msg #support «««Welcome --== $+ $3 $+ ==-- to XeonNET support! I'm your assigned helper $chr(91) $+ - $+  $+ $me $+  $+ - $+ $chr(93) $+ . You may either PM or talk here. Please remember that Idleing in #support is NOT permitted. »» 
  }
}
on *:NICK:if ( $nick == %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] ) /set %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] $newnick
on *:PART:#support:if ( $nick == %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] ) /unset %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ]
on *:KICK:#support:if ( $knick == %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] ) /unset %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ]
on *:QUIT:if ( $nick == %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] ) /unset %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ]
on *:INPUT:#support:{
  if ( $mid($1,1,1) != / ) {
    if ( $mid($1,1,1) != ! ) {
      if ( %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] != $null ) {
        if ( $ctrlenter == $false ) {
          /say 14«15«14 $+ %lineserv.helping. [ $+ [ $me ] ] $+ 14»15» $1- | /halt
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

menu Channel { 
  XeonNET - #help
  .NickServ
  ..Set
  ...Max Logins:/msg $active To change the number of logins allowed on your Auth Account use the command /msg nickserv SET MAXLOGINS <value> The current max value is set at 10.
  ..What is NickServ:/msg $active NickServ is the authentication service which is the gateway to all the other services. Users register an account with NickServ which allows them to better use the other XeonNET services (ie. ChanServ). Please be aware that XeonNET supports nick ownerships when registering an nickserv account.
  ..Register Account:/msg $active To register an account on XeonNET, please type /msg nickserv register <Account> <password> Remove the < and > and fill in the correct info
  ..Auth:/msg $active To authenticate with NickServ please type /msg nickserv AUTH account password. Remember you will need to do this each time you connect to XeonNET.
  ..Change Pass:/msg $active To change your auth account\'s password please use the command /msg nickserv PASS old_pass new_pass
  ..Add Mask:/msg $active To add a hostmask to your auth account please use the command /msg nickserv ADDMASK or /msg nickserv ADDMASK user@host
  ..Del Mask:/msg $active To deleted a hostmask from your auth account please use the command /msg nickserv DELMASK <user@host>
  ..Mode +x:/msg $active To hide your host/IP in your address use the command //mode $me +x Remember the double slash or it will not work.
  ..Mode +i:/msg $active Mode +i makes you invisible to user searches (/who), as well as /names
  ..Vacation:/msg $active To put your auth account in Vacation mode (You will not be trimmed, you will retain channels longer then the 3 week absent period, etc.) use the command /msg nickserv VACATION
  .ChanServ
  ..User Management
  ...Access:/msg $active To view yours or another person\'s access in a channel, use the command !access <nick/*authaccount>
  ...My Access:/msg $active To view all channels you have access in, use the command !myaccess or /chanserv myaccess
  ...Add Coowner:/msg $active To add a coowner to your channel, use the command !addcoowner [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 400
  ...Add Master:/msg $active To add a master to your channel, use the command !addmaster [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 300
  ...Add Op:/msg $active To add an op to your channel, use the command !addop [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 200
  ...Add Peon:/msg $active To add a peon to your channel, use the command !addpeon [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 100
  ...Give Ownership:/msg $active To give ownership of a channel to another use use the command !giveownership [nick/*authaccount] NOTE: If your channel was just recently registered, you may not giveownership untill ChanServ allows you to.
  ...CLVL:/msg $active To change a users access in a channel use the command !clvl [nick/*authaccount] [#/level]
  ...Adduser:/msg $active To add a user to a channels userlist use the command !adduser [nick/*authaccount] [#/level]
  ...Deluser:/msg $active To delete a user off a channels userlist use the command !deluser [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Delete Me:/msg $active To delete your own access from a channel, use the command !deleteme. ChanServ will give you a secret key, and further instructions.
  ...Mass Del Coowner:/msg $active To mass del coowners from your channel use the command !mdelcoowner [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Master:/msg $active To mass del masters from your channel use the command !mdelmaster [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Op:/msg $active To mass del ops from your channel use the command !mdelop [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Peon:/msg $active To mass del peons from your channel use the command !mdelpeon [pattern]
  ...Trim:/msg $active The trim command removes target objects inactive for more than a certain duration from a channel. The target must be a channel access level, a range of access levels (for example, \"300-399\"), \"users\" or \"bans\". The duration argument specifies the amount of time the target has been inactive for to be removed. !TRIM <target> <duration>
  ...Up:/msg $active To give yourself ops or voice in a channel you have access in, type !up
  ...Down:/msg $active To remove your ops or voice in a channel you have access in, type !down
  ...Upall:/msg $active To give yourself ops or voice in all channels you have access in, type !upall
  ...Downall:/msg $active To remove your ops or voice in all channels you have access in, type !downall
  ...Op:/msg $active To op (@) a user in a channel use the command !op [nick]
  ...Half-op:/msg $active To halfop (%) a user in a channel use the command !halfop [nick]
  ...Voice:/msg $active To voice (+) a user in a channel use the command !voice [nick]
  ...Deop:/msg $active To deop a user in a channel use the command !deop [nick]
  ...Dehalf-op:/msg $active To dehalfop a user in a channel use the command !dehalfop [nick]
  ...Devoice:/msg $active To devoice a user in a channel use the command !devoice [nick]
  ...USET
  ....No Auto Op:/msg $active To specify whether you would like ChanServ to op you when you join the channel use the command !uset noautoop [on/off]
  ....No Auto Voice:/msg $active To specify whether you would like ChanServ to voice you when you join the channel use the command !uset noautovoice [on/off]
  ....Auto Invite:/msg $active To specify whether you would like ChanServ to invite you to the channel when you auth use the command !uset autoinvite [on/off]\\
  ...Suspend:/msg $active To suspend a lower-ranked user\'s access to a channel use the command !suspend [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Unsuspend:/msg $active To unsuspend a lower-ranked user\'s access to a channel use the command !unsuspend [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Wipe Info:/msg $active To wipe a persons setinfo use the command !wipeinfo [nick/*authaccount]
  ..Channel Management
  ...Ban List:/msg $active To view the banlist use the command !bans or !blist
  ...Open:/msg $active Use the command !open [#channel] or /ChanServ OPEN [#channel] to remove +ilk channel modes and any bans on yourself in the channel.
  ...Users:/msg $active Use !users to view a channel\'s userlist
  ...WList:/msg $active To view the list of owners use the command !wlist
  ...CList:/msg $active To view the list of coowners use the command !clist
  ...MList:/msg $active To view the list of masters use the command !mlist
  ...OList:/msg $active To view the list of ops use the command !olist
  ...PList:/msg $active To view the list of peons use the command !plist
  ...Set
  ....Greeting:/msg $active To set the channel greeting use the command !set greeting [message] You can also set a greeting for users on the channel userlist only by using the command !set usergreeting [message]
  ....Modes:/msg $active To set a channel\'s modes use the command !set modes [+/- modes]
  ....Public Commands:/msg $active To set the level a person must have to use public commands, use the command !set pubcmd [#]
  ....ENFOps:/msg $active To set the access a user must have to op another user, use the command !set enfops [#]
  ....ENFTopic:/msg $active To restrict what access can change the topic, use the command !set enftopic [#]
  ....ENFModes:/msg $active To restrict what access can change the modes, use the command !set enfmodes [#]
  ....Give Ops:/msg $active To set the access a user must have to be autooped by ChanServ use the command !set giveops [#]
  ....Give Halfops:/msg $active To set the access a user must have to autohalfoped by ChanServ use the command !set givehalfops [#]
  ....Give Voice:/msg $active To set the access a user must have to be autovoiced by ChanServ use the command !set givevoice [#]
  ....Protect:/msg $active To set the channel protection level from other users, use the command !set protect [#]
  ....Setters:/msg $active To set the access a user must have to change channel settings (By using !set) use the command !set setters [#]
  ....Topic Refresh:/msg $active To set how often the topic refreshes use the command !set topicrefresh [#]
  ....Topic Refresh Guide:/msg $active The following options are used for topic refresh: 0: Never refresh 1: Refresh every 3 hours 2: Refresh every 6 hours 3: Refresh every 12 hours 4: Refresh every 24 hours.
  ....Dynlimit:/msg $active To turn the dynlimit on (Adjust +l user limit to prevent channel floods) use the command !set dynlimit [off(0)/on(1)]
  ....Toys:/msg $active To use the setting toys, use the command !set toys [#]. If you supply 0 as the number, the toys in the channel are completly disabled. If you supply 1 as the number, the toys will reply privately to the user. If you supply 3 as the number, the toys will reply publicly in the channel.
  ....CTCPReaction:/msg $active To set what happens on disallowed CTCP's in the channel, use the !set CTCPReaction [#]. If you supply 0 as the number, ChanServ will kick those who aren't allowed to use CTCP's. If you supply 1 as the number, ChanServ will kickban those who aren't allowed to use CTCP's. If you supply 2 as the number, ChanServ will short timeban (default of 3 minutes) to those who aren't allowed to use CTCP's. If you supply 3 as the number,  ChanServ will long timeban (default of 1 hour) to those who aren't allowed to use CTCP's. To restrict the access for CTCP's, use the command !set ctcpusers [#]
  ....NoDelete:/msg $active No delete command is only usable by XeonNET IRCops. This setting will keep the channel from expiring.
  ....Setters:/msg $active To restrict who can use or change the !set command, use the command !set setters [#]
  ....Userinfo:/msg $active To restrict who can use the !setinfo command, use the command !set userinfo [#]
  ...Topic Mask Guide:/msg $active For help on doing a topic mask, do !help set topicmask
  ...Userlist:/msg $active To check a channels userlist use the command !users
  ...Check Bans:/msg $active To check a channels bans (Permanent and Semi-Permanent) use the command !bans
  ...Invite:/msg $active To get ChanServ to invite you into a channel (Used when mode is +i) use the command !invite [#channel]. You may also invite others in XeonNET to your channel with !invite NICK [#channel].
  ...Events:/msg $active To view previous events which happened in a channel (Mode change, etc.) use the command !events
  ...Notes:/msg $active To view/change notes on a channel use the command !note <type> <note>. If no arguements are supplied, you get a list of all avaliable notes.  If one arguement is supplied, it lists the note type you name.
  ...Del Note:/msg $active To delete a note use the command !delnote <note-name>
  ...Mode:/msg $active To change the mode in a channel use the command !mode <+/-modes>
  ...Setinfo:/msg $active To set an info line, which is displayed when you join the channel, use the command !setinfo <msg/*> If you set * as your setinfo, it clears it.
  ..Ban Management
  ...Add Ban:/msg $active To add a perm ban use the command !addban [mask|nick] <Reason>
  ...Del Ban:/msg $active To delete a ban off any ban list (Perm or temp) use the command !delban [mask|nick]
  ...Ban:/msg $active To ban a user from your channel use the command !ban [mask|nick] <Reason>
  ...TempBan:/msg $active To temp ban a user use the command !tb [mask|nick] [Duration] <Reason>
  ...Bans:/msg $active To view the bans in a channel use the command !bans or !blist
  ...Unban:/msg $active To take off a ban use the command !unban [mask|nick]
  ...Unban all:/msg $active To unban all users use the command !unbanall or !uba
  ...Unban Me:/msg $active To unban yourself from a channel use the command /msg ChanServ [#Channel] unbanme
  ...Kick Ban:/msg $active To kick and ban a user from a channel use the command !kickban [nick]
  ...Kick:/msg $active To kick a user from a channel use the command !kick [nick]
  ..Info Commands
  ...Info:/msg $active To get information on a channel use the command !info
  ...Peek:/msg $active To recieve information on a channel\'s modes, topic, and ops, use the command /msg ChanServ peek [#channel] or !peek [#channel]
  ...Seen:/msg $active To see the last time a user was seen in a channel use the command !seen [authaccount]
  ...Version:/msg $active To view the current version of ChanServ use the command !version
  ...Staff:/msg $active To see all XeonNET staff who are online use the command !staff
  ...IRCOps:/msg $active To see all XeonNET IRCOps who are online use the command !ircops
  ...Helpers:/msg $active To see all XeonNET Helpers who are online use the command !helpers
  ...NetInfo:/msg $active To see information on the network use the command !netinfo
  ..Register Channel:/msg $active To register a channel (Get a ChanServ) visit #support (Make sure you are auth\'d and opped in the channel you want)
  ..Take over channel:/msg $active To take over a channel which has a ChanServ but no users, you must wait 3 weeks after a person on the userlist last visited the channel.
  ..Take over channel (Co-owner):/msg $active To become owner of channel (If you are coowner), the owner must have been gone 2 weeks, and not have NickServ status set to Vacation.
  .XeonNET
  ..AUP
  ...AUP 1) User Harrasement - Ignore, Ban:/msg $active AUP 1) You are expected to treat the staff and other users of XeonNET with respect. If you feel another user is harassing you, /ignore or ban that user. If the /ignore (or ban) is reasonably chosen and the user acts to evade the ban and continue the harassment, contact XeonNET staff in #support.
  ...AUP 2) Channel Management:/msg $active AUP 2) Except when a channel is used in violation of the TOS or AUP, channel management is left within the channel. For registered channels, channel management is left with the channel users. For unregistered channels, channel management is left with the channel operators.
  ...AUP 3) Advertising:/msg $active AUP 3) You may only advertise in channels where you are on the userlist or with the channel owner\'s permission. Advertisements directly to users (including multiple /INVITEs) are prohibited.
  ...AUP 4) Copyrights:/msg $active AUP 4) You may not use XeonNET services to infringe upon any party\'s copyrights or other legal rights, or to violate any other laws.
  ...AUP 5) Porn:/msg $active AUP 5) You may not use XeonNET services to transmit pornography.
  ...AUP 6) Hate Speech:/msg $active AUP 6) You may not use XeonNET services to send hate speech. Hate speech includes, but is not limited to, speech which demeans groups of people that is meant to insult or inflame.
  ...AUP 7) Charge:/msg $active AUP 7) You may not charge others for the services provided to you by XeonNET. This includes channel registration (\"ownership\"), and any attempt to sell XeonNET services may result in revocation of your privileges to XeonNET services.
  ...AUP 8) Abuse of Services, IdlerBots:/msg $active AUP 8) Abuse or blatant misuse of XeonNET services, including but not limited to the use of \"idler bots,\" may result in revocation of your privileges to XeonNET services.
  ...AUP 9) Staff Interpret AUP:/msg $active AUP 9) XeonNET operators will interpret this AUP if there is ambiguity as to how it applies to your situation.
  .mIRC
  ..Modes
  ...+r:/msg $active Mode +r means you must be authenticated with NickServ to join the channel. To auth: /msg NickServ AUTH account password and to register an account visit http://XeonNET.net/createaccount/.
  ...+c:/msg $active Mode +c means one cannot send messages containing colour to the channels.
  ...+C:/msg $active Mode +C means one cannot send channel wide CTCP messages.
  ...+n:/msg $active Mode +n means one cannot send external messages to the channel.
  ...+t:/msg $active Mode +t means only oped users can change the topic (Using /topic not !topic)
  ...+s/+p:/msg $active Modes +s and +p are Private and Secret modes. Both act near identically. Once set, these modes will render your channel invisible to a users /whois (unless user is IN said channel). The slight difference is that +s channels will not appear in a /list, +p channels will.
  ...+k:/msg $active Mode +k stands for channel key. If set, users will only be able to join said channel if they satisfy one of the following: Are invited into the channel by an Op\'ed user, Invite themselves using ChanServ (/msg chanserv invite #channel), or Join with the key (/join #channel key). To set +k : /mode #channel +k keyhere
  ...+i:/msg $active Mode +i means you can only join the channel if invited by an opped user (To be invited by ChanServ use the command /ChanServ invite #channel).
  ...+m:/msg $active Mode +m stands for moderated. If set, only users who are voiced or opped will be able to chat in the channel.
  ...+D:/msg $active Mode +D allows delayed join on your channel to prevent join floods from occurring in high volume channels. Example: if #channel has 500 users, all of which are quickly joining and flooding your channel windows with hundreds of joins every few seconds, you may set +D to halt the echoing of these messages. Once the user speaks, it echos the message that they joined and they showup in the nicklist.
  ...+z:/msg $active Mode +z is and can only be set on registered channels. It has numerous advantages: for example, your channel bans, modes and the topic will (almost) never disappear! It should be noted - you cannot change +z
  ..What is CTCP?:/msg $active CTCP stands for Client-To-Client-Protocol which is a special type of communication between IRC Clients. By creating CTCP events, you can make your mIRC react to commands or requests from other users.
  ..User and Chan Modes:/msg $active For a list of user and channel modes used on XeonNET visit http://XeonNET.net/cms/User_and_Channel_Modes/
  ..Timer:/msg $active To start a timer, use the command /timer[N/name] <repetitions> <interval> <command> Example: /timer 2 3 msg #script This message will repeat twice with a 3 second interval
  ..TimerOff:/msg $active To turn off a timer, use the command /timer[N/name] off
  ..Timers:/msg $active To view active timers, user the command /timers
  ..Colours:/msg $active To use colours in your text use the following command: CTRL + K #,# First number being text colour, second number being background colour.
  ..Bold Underline Reverse:/msg $active To put bold into your text use: CTRL + B To put underline into your text use: CTRL+U To put reverse into your text use: CTRL+R
  ..amsg:/msg $active To say a message in all channels you are currently on (amsg) use the command /amsg [message]
  ..ame:/msg $active To do an action in all channels you are currently on (ame) use the command /ame [action]
  ..Add to Perform:/msg $active To add things to your PERFORM (Such as auth, mode +x, join channels, etc.) do the following: ALT+O -> Connect -> Options -> Perform In the box that comes up, remember to click the \"Enable perform on connect\" checkbox.
  ..Nick Change:/msg $active To change your nick use the command /nick new_nick
  ..New Server:/msg $active To connect to another server use the command /server [-m] <server> [port] [password] The -m switch opens the server in a new window instead of disconnecting from your current server, and if you do not supply a port, the default (6667) will be used.
  ..Part All:/msg $active To part all channels use the command /partall
  ..Ignore:/msg $active To ignore a messages, ctcps, dccs, etc. from all or just a single user use the command /ignore [-lrpcntikdwxu#] <on|off|nick/address> More information is avaliable by typing /help /ignore
  .Other
  ..Net Split:/msg $active A net split occurs when the connection between two or more of the XeonNET IRC network servers becomes disrupted. This ends up leaving a portion of the users on each side, able to talk among themselves, but not to the servers which have become disconnected. During a net split, services such as ChanServ and NickServ may become unavaliable.
}
menu nicklist { 
  XeonNET - #Support
  .Welcome:/msg $active «««Welcome --== $+ $1 $+ ==-- to XeonNET support! I'm your assigned helper $chr(91) $+ - $+  $+ $me $+  $+ - $+ $chr(93) $+ . You may either PM or talk here. Please remember that Idleing in #support is NOT permitted. »»
  .Handled Request:/msg lineserv close $1 | msg #support 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» your request has been handled. If that is all you require at this moment, please /part #Support
  .Manual TempBan [15s] for Idling:/ban -ku15 #support $1 Idling in #support is not permitted. If you still require support, please come back after the ban expires. [15s]
  .Idle Warning 1:/msg #support 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Idling in #support is not permitted, so please state your question or /part #support
  .Trial Commands
  ..Register Channel:/msg $$?=\\"Enter helper:\" /cs register $$?=\\"Enter channel:\" $$1 $chr(124) /cs note $$?=\\"Enter channel:\" PURPOSE $$?=\\"Enter purpose:\", TRIAL youngMoney
  XeonNET - #Help
  .NickServ
  ..Set
  ...Max Logins:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To change the number of logins allowed on your NickServ Account use the command /msg NickServ SET MAXLOGINS <value> The current max value is set at 10.
  ..What is NickServ:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» NickServ is the authentication service which is the gateway to all the other services. Users register an account with NickServ which allows them to better use the other XeonNET services (ie. ChanServ). Please remember that XeonNET does support nick ownership. This means when you register an account, your nick is "locked". Other users can't use that nick untill/unless they auth to that account.
  ..Register Account:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To register an account on XeonNET please type /msg nickserv register <account> <password>. please remove the < and > and fill in the correct info
  ..Auth:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To authenticate with NickServ please type /msg NickServ AUTH account password. Remember you will need to do this each time you connect to XeonNET.
  ..Change Pass:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To change your auth account\'s password please use the command /msg NickServ PASS old_pass new_pass
  ..Add Mask:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a hostmask to your auth account please use the command /msg NickServ ADDMASK or /msg NickServ ADDMASK user@host
  ..Del Mask:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To deleted a hostmask from your auth account please use the command /msg NickServ DELMASK <user@host>
  ..Mode +x:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To hide your host/IP in your address use the command //mode $me +x Remember the double slash or it will not work.
  ..Mode +i:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +i makes you invisible to user searches (/who), as well as /names
  ..Vacation:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To put your auth account in Vacation mode (You will not be trimmed, you will retain channels longer then the 3 week absent period, etc.) use the command /msg nickserv VACATION
  .ChanServ
  ..User Management
  ...Access:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view yours or another person\'s access in a channel, use the command !access <nick/*authaccount>
  ...My Access:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view all channels you have access in, use the command !myaccess or /chanserv myaccess
  ...Add Coowner:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a coowner to your channel, use the command !addcoowner [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 400
  ...Add Master:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a master to your channel, use the command !addmaster [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 300
  ...Add Op:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add an op to your channel, use the command !addop [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 200
  ...Add Halfop:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add an halfop to your channel, use the command !adduser [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Add Peon:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a peon to your channel, use the command !addpeon [nick/*authaccount] or !adduser [nick/*authaccount] 100
  ...Give Ownership:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To give ownership of a channel to another use use the command !giveownership [nick/*authaccount]
  ...CLVL:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To change a users access in a channel use the command !clvl [nick/*authaccount] [#/level]
  ...Adduser:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a user to a channels userlist use the command !adduser [nick/*authaccount] [#/level]
  ...Deluser:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To delete a user off a channels userlist use the command !deluser [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Delete Me:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To delete your own access from a channel, use the command !deleteme. ChanServ will give you a secret key, and further instructions.
  ...Mass Del Coowner:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To mass del coowners from your channel use the command !mdelcoowner [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Master:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To mass del masters from your channel use the command !mdelmaster [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Op:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To mass del ops from your channel use the command !mdelop [pattern]
  ...Mass Del Peon:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To mass del peons from your channel use the command !mdelpeon [pattern]
  ...Trim:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» The trim command removes target objects inactive for more than a certain duration from a channel. The target must be a channel access level, a range of access levels (for example, \"300-399\"), \"users\" or \"bans\". The duration argument specifies the amount of time the target has been inactive for to be removed. !TRIM <target> <duration>
  ...Up:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To give yourself ops or voice in a channel you have access in, type !up
  ...Down:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To remove your ops or voice in a channel you have access in, type !down
  ...Upall:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To give yourself ops or voice in all channels you have access in, type !upall
  ...Downall:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To remove your ops or voice in all channels you have access in, type !downall
  ...Op:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To op (@) a user in a channel use the command !op [nick]
  ...Half-op:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To halfop (%) a user in a channel use the command !halfop [nick]
  ...Voice:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To voice (+) a user in a channel use the command !voice [nick]
  ...Deop:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To deop a user in a channel use the command !deop [nick]
  ...Devoice:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To devoice a user in a channel use the command !devoice [nick]
  ...USET
  ....No Auto Op:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To specify whether you would like ChanServ to op you when you join the channel use the command !uset noautoop [on/off]
  ....No Auto Voice:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To specify whether you would like ChanServ to voice you when you join the channel use the command !uset noautovoice [on/off]
  ....Auto Invite:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To specify whether you would like ChanServ to invite you to the channel when you auth use the command !uset autoinvite [on/off]
  ...Suspend:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To suspend a lower-ranked user\'s access to a channel use the command !suspend [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Unsuspend:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To unsuspend a lower-ranked user\'s access to a channel use the command !unsuspend [nick/*authaccount]
  ...Wipe Info:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To wipe a persons setinfo use the command !wipeinfo [nick/*authaccount]
  ..Channel Management
  ...Ban List:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the banlist use the command !bans or !blist
  ...Open:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Use the command !open [#channel] or /ChanServ OPEN [#channel] to remove +ilk channel modes and any bans on yourself in the channel.
  ...Users:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Use !users to view a channel\'s userlist
  ...WList:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the list of owners use the command !wlist
  ...CList:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the list of coowners use the command !clist
  ...MList:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the list of masters use the command !mlist
  ...OList:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the list of ops use the command !olist
  ...PList:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the list of peons use the command !plist
  ...Set
  ....Greeting:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the channel greeting use the command !set greeting [message] You can also set a greeting for users on the channel userlist only by using the command !set usergreeting [message]
  ....Modes:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set a channel\'s modes use the command !set modes [+/- modes]
  ....Public Commands:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the level a person must have to use public commands, use the command !set pubcmd [#]
  ....ENFOps:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the access a user must have to op another user, use the command !set enfops [#]
  ....Give Ops:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the access a user must have to be autooped by ChanServ use the command !set giveops [#]
  ....Give Voice:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the access a user must have to be autovoiced by ChanServ use the command !set givevoice [#]
  ....Protect:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the channel protection level from other users, use the command !set protect [#]
  ....Setters:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set the access a user must have to change channel settings (By using !set) use the command !set setters [#]
  ....Topic Refresh:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set how often the topic refreshes use the command !set topicrefresh [#]
  ....Topic Refresh Guide:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» The following options are used for topic refresh: 0: Never refresh 1: Refresh every 3 hours 2: Refresh every 6 hours 3: Refresh every 12 hours 4: Refresh every 24 hours.
  ....Dynlimit:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To turn the dynlimit on (Adjust +l user limit to prevent channel floods) use the command !set dynlimit [off(0)/on(1)]
  ...Topic Mask Guide:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» For help on doing a topic mask type !help set topicmask
  ...Userlist:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To check a channels userlist use the command !users
  ...Check Bans:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To check a channels bans (Permanent and Semi-Permanent) use the command !bans
  ...Invite:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To get ChanServ to invite you into a channel (Used when mode is +i) use the command !invite [#channel]
  ...Events:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view previous events which happened in a channel (Mode change, etc.) use the command !events
  ...Notes:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view/change notes on a channel use the command !note <type> <note>. If no arguements are supplied, you get a list of all avaliable notes.  If one arguement is supplied, it lists the note type you name.
  ...Del Note:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To delete a note use the command !delnote <note-name>
  ...Mode:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To change the mode in a channel use the command !mode <+/-modes>
  ...Setinfo:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To set an info line, which is displayed when you join the channel, use the command !setinfo <msg/*> If you set * as your setinfo, it clears it.
  ..Ban Management
  ...Add Ban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add a perm ban use the command !addban [mask|nick] <Reason>
  ...Del Ban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To delete a ban off any ban list (Perm or temp) use the command !delban [mask|nick]
  ...Ban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To ban a user from your channel use the command !ban [mask|nick] <Reason>
  ...TempBan:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To temp ban a user use the command !tb [mask|nick] [Duration] <Reason>
  ...Bans:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the bans in a channel use the command !bans or !blist
  ...Unban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To take off a ban use the command !unban [mask|nick]
  ...Unban all:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To unban all users use the command !unbanall or !uba
  ...Unban Me:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To unban yourself from a channel use the command /msg ChanServ [#Channel] unbanme
  ...Kick Ban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To kick and ban a user from a channel use the command !kickban [nick]
  ...Kick:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To kick a user from a channel use the command !kick [nick]
  ..Info Commands
  ...Info:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To get information on a channel use the command !info
  ...Peek:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To recieve information on a channel\'s modes, topic, and ops, use the command /msg ChanServ peek [#channel] or !peek [#channel]
  ...Seen:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To see the last time a user was seen in a channel use the command !seen [authaccount]
  ...Version:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view the current version of ChanServ use the command !version
  ...Staff:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To see all XeonNET staff who are online use the command !staff
  ...IRCOps:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To see all XeonNET IRCOps who are online use the command !ircops
  ...Helpers:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To see all XeonNET Helpers who are online use the command !helpers
  ...NetInfo:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To see information on the network use the command !netinfo
  ..Register Channel:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To register a channel (Get a ChanServ) visit #support.
  ..Take over channel:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To take over a channel which has a ChanServ but no users, you must wait 3 weeks after a person on the userlist last visited the channel.
  ..Take over channel (Co-owner):/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To become owner of channel (If you are coowner), the owner must have been gone 2 weeks, and not have NickServ status set to Vacation.
  .XeonNET
  ..AUP
  ...AUP:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To read the full AUP visit http://XeonNET.net/aup/
  ...AUP 1) User Harrasement - Ignore, Ban:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 1) You are expected to treat the staff and other users of XeonNET with respect. If you feel another user is harassing you, /ignore or ban that user. If the /ignore (or ban) is reasonably chosen and the user acts to evade the ban and continue the harassment, contact XeonNET staff in #support.
  ...AUP 2) Channel Management:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 2) Except when a channel is used in violation of the TOS or AUP, channel management is left within the channel. For registered channels, channel management is left with the channel users. For unregistered channels, channel management is left with the channel operators.
  ...AUP 3) Advertising:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 3) You may only advertise in channels where you are on the userlist or with the channel owner\'s permission. Advertisements directly to users (including multiple /INVITEs) are prohibited.
  ...AUP 4) Copyrights:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 4) You may not use XeonNET services to infringe upon any party\'s copyrights or other legal rights, or to violate any other laws.
  ...AUP 5) Porn:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 5) You may not use XeonNET services to transmit pornography.
  ...AUP 6) Hate Speech:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 6) You may not use XeonNET services to send hate speech. Hate speech includes, but is not limited to, speech which demeans groups of people that is meant to insult or inflame.
  ...AUP 7) Charge:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 7) You may not charge others for the services provided to you by XeonNET. This includes channel registration (\"ownership\"), and any attempt to sell XeonNET services may result in revocation of your privileges to XeonNET services.
  ...AUP 8) Abuse of Services, IdlerBots:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 8) Abuse or blatant misuse of XeonNET services, including but not limited to the use of \"idler bots,\" may result in revocation of your privileges to XeonNET services.
  ...AUP 9) Staff Interpret AUP:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» AUP 9) XeonNET operators will interpret this AUP if there is ambiguity as to how it applies to your situation.
  .mIRC
  ..Modes
  ...+r:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +r means you must be authenticated with NickServ to join the channel. To auth: /msg NickServ AUTH account password and to register an account visit http://XeonNET.net/createaccount/.
  ...+c:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +c means one cannot send messages containing colour to the channels.
  ...+C:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +C means one cannot send channel wide CTCP messages.
  ...+n:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +n means one cannot send external messages to the channel.
  ...+t:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +t means only oped users can change the topic (Using /topic not !topic)
  ...+s/+p:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Modes +s and +p are Private and Secret modes. Both act near identically. Once set, these modes will render your channel invisible to a users /whois (unless user is IN said channel). The slight difference is that +s channels will not appear in a /list, +p channels will.
  ...+k:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +k stands for channel key. If set, users will only be able to join said channel if they satisfy one of the following: Are invited into the channel by an Op\'ed user, Invite themselves using ChanServ (/msg chanserv invite #channel), or Join with the key (/join #channel key). To set +k : /mode #channel +k keyhere
  ...+i:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +i means you can only join the channel if invited by an opped user (To be invited by ChanServ use the command /ChanServ invite #channel).
  ...+m:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +m stands for moderated. If set, only users who are voiced or opped will be able to chat in the channel.
  ...+D:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +D allows delayed join on your channel to prevent join floods from occurring in high volume channels. Example: if #channel has 500 users, all of which are quickly joining and flooding your channel windows with hundreds of joins every few seconds, you may set +D to halt the echoing of these messages. Once the user speaks, it echos the message that they joined and they showup in the nicklist.
  ...+z:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» Mode +z is and can only be set on registered channels. It has numerous advantages: for example, your channel bans, modes and the topic will (almost) never disappear! It should be noted - you cannot change +z
  ..What is CTCP?:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» CTCP stands for Client-To-Client-Protocol which is a special type of communication between IRC Clients. By creating CTCP events, you can make your mIRC react to commands or requests from other users.
  ..User and Chan Modes:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» For a list of user and channel modes used on XeonNET visit http://XeonNET.net/cms/User_and_Channel_Modes/
  ..Timer:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To start a timer, use the command /timer[N/name] <repetitions> <interval> <command> Example: /timer 2 3 msg #script This message will repeat twice with a 3 second interval
  ..TimerOff:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To turn off a timer, use the command /timer[N/name] off
  ..Timers:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To view active timers, user the command /timers
  ..Colours:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To use colours in your text use the following command: CTRL + K #,# First number being text colour, second number being background colour.
  ..Bold Underline Reverse:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To put bold into your text use: CTRL + B To put underline into your text use: CTRL+U To put reverse into your text use: CTRL+R
  ..amsg:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To say a message in all channels you are currently on (amsg) use the command /amsg [message]
  ..ame:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To do an action in all channels you are currently on (ame) use the command /ame [action]
  ..Add to Perform:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To add things to your PERFORM (Such as auth, mode +x, join channels, etc.) do the following: ALT+O -> Connect -> Options -> Perform In the box that comes up, remember to click the \"Enable perform on connect\" checkbox.
  ..Nick Change:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To change your nick use the command /nick new_nick
  ..New Server:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To connect to another server use the command /server [-m] <server> [port] [password] The -m switch opens the server in a new window instead of disconnecting from your current server, and if you do not supply a port, the default (6667) will be used.
  ..Part All:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To part all channels use the command /partall
  ..Ignore:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» To ignore a messages, ctcps, dccs, etc. from all or just a single user use the command /ignore [-lrpcntikdwxu#] <on|off|nick/address> More information is avaliable by typing /help /ignore
  .More
  ..Net Split:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» A net split occurs when the connection between two or more of the XeonNET IRC network servers becomes disrupted. This ends up leaving a portion of the users on each side, able to talk among themselves, but not to the servers which have become disconnected. During a net split, services such as ChanServ and NickServ may become unavaliable.
  .New User:/msg $active 14«15«14 $+ $1 $+ 14»15» For a list of commands you should know when using XeonNET please visit http://XeonNET.net/newuser/
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