#channelname

... hing as the channel key (mode +k). Naturally, your channel should also be set to modes +sk to further protect the conversation. First, type /mode #channelname +s (this prevents the channel from showing up in either /whois or /list), followed by /mode #channelname +k yourchannelkey. Your channel key should be different from your FiSH key, and merely means that no one can join the channel without knowing this key (to join the channel type /join #channelname yourchannelkey), whereas the FiSH key means that no one can read the conversation, irrespective of whether or not they can join the channel or not (network administrators can monitor ...

... rg) which resembles mirc in many ways. Unlike MIRC, BitchX has only one window. To change the room you are speaking is, you have to type /channel #channelname instead of clicking the channel you want to speak in at the top of the mirc client. Also, BitchX is absolutely free! Mirc has only a shareware liscense (which means you can only use it for a small amount of time before you are SUPPOSED to pay the money to the programmers that made mirc. Although, 99% of the people that use mirc do not pay and continue using mirc. BitchX is also a SCRIPT. With this script, you can easily edit whatever features you want in BitchX... changing the whole program! Mi ...