MIRC should now be faster, more stable, and more compatible with the latest versions of Windows, and should be able to better handle the display and input of a variety of languages. Updates have continued on the script as demand was needed, causing the script to jump up to over 3000 lines. Improvements continued in chunks over the years until the year 2000 when the bulk of updates took place.

You might want to make a copy of ALL of the INI files. SysReset was originally started in 1996, based loosely off of Hawkee 2.0, another file server.

Fixed URL hotlink and catcher bugs that prevented extraction of short URLs. Many areas of mIRC have had to be updated or re-written, from file handling to text processing, from display to memory allocation, from server communications to file transfers. After you reset the various options, make a copy of the Ini file, and store them in a different folder than the mIRC one (or even on a different drive). Changes in mIRC 7.47: Fixed treeview display of text being chopped with certain fonts.

This has been the most complex and time-consuming update to mIRC since it was created in 1995, when it started out as a non-Unicode, 16-bit, Windows 3.1 application.

The project to convert mIRC to Unicode has taken almost two years of development and testing and has required tens of thousands of changes to 150,000+ lines of source code.

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