Howdi there Flemming Steffensen..
> Sofar so good. Now the Server Selection window.
> 4. Problem:
> It's a mess in there...
> 4. Solusion:
> Allow for an alternative server list.
The idea has been thought of. A lot of work to implement it.
Work with a different config file for the current situation. See below for
a slight explaination. See the config or type 'AmIRC ?' in a shell window.
> 5. Solusion:
> Within a Server Group (as described in #4), there should be a nick
> override option.
Thought of. See #4.
> And finaly the Main window...
> 6. Problem:
> The Favorite channel list often shows channals not available on the
> specific server.
> 6. Solusion:
> The Favorite channal list should be linked to the selected server group
> (as descriped in #4).
The prefs section could be very confuing if this was not implmented properly
or even always confusing. if you have that many favourite channels, then
maybe you might want to look at alternative config files. Like that you
can have very specific settings for each server. Not much HD space and
easily set up. (Arguements or ToolTypes)
> 7. Problem:
> It's not easy to change from one server to another, while maintaining
> the connection to the channels one's allready connected to.
> 7. Solusion:
> Add an alternative server list, ala the Favorite Channel list to the
> window. The list should contain the entries from the Server group.
> (as described in #4).
> When an alternative server is selected, all previous joined channels
> should be autojoined on the new server (if possible).
There is a channels to join. you can put multiple entries in there.
Separate them by a ,
EG:
#Channel1,#Channel2,#Channel3,#etc
> 8. Problem:
> Sometimes the channel one enters is so busy that it's virtualy
> impossible to actualy chat in there, due to the number of joins,
> parts, quits etc..
> 8. Solusion:
> Allow server information like join, part, quit, split etc. to be
> suppressed in hole or in parts.
That is there. Right mouse button over the channel name when joined, and
enable conference mode.
Catcha..
Paul
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