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OscarScript - 6.7b3c3

scripting suite for Ircle 3

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Selected Version:	6.7b3c3
Release Date:	2003-01-02
License:	Beta
Downloads (version 6.7b3c3):	252
Downloads (all versions):	2,070

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Product Description:

OscarScript (OS) is a complete scripting suite for ircle 3.1 and later.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

Ircle 3.1 and later

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fserves in ircle - Version: 7.1.5, 9/24/2005 07:15PM PST

oscar-

I guess oscarscript goal as a script was to manage the user experiance, not make a fserve for file swapping. I used to use fserves a lot, and have a very crude mp3 sharing script, but fserve is a bad way to xfer files, id try limewire or bit torrent if you're interested is doing something like that.
-oscar

Ahhhhh... graffix - Version: 6.7, 1/18/2004 05:37AM PST

hacksaw 6400

'Ircle has built-in F-Serve functionality. Just enable it in the preferences and create the proper description files within each subfolder in the F-Serve folder. Easy as pie.', he said. Now would you please provide me an example of what these 'proper description files' should appear as? Sorry for sounding newbie but this is exactly the info I am seeking. plmk datdemdar1@yahoo.com

punk - Version: 6.7, 9/7/2003 11:03PM PST

spud_d

this script is userful, just the maker is a bit slow in the brain, course I can say that being he's my brother: I've been using the script since it became a script:)