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echat(1)		     General Commands Manual			echat(1)

NAME
     eChat - network conversations

SYNOPSIS
     echat  [-tsvdh]  [-n nick] [-g gender] [-c channel] [-m mode] [-i activity]
     [-a address] [-p port] [-l filename]

DESCRIPTIPON
     eChat is a serverless messaging system dedicated to chat and  messages  ex-
     change over the TCP/IP networks

     compatible with Vypress Chat and quickChat for Windows9x/ME/NT/2000/XP

OPTIONS
     -n  nick
	    your nick

     -g  0|1
	    your gender: 0 - male, 1 - female

     -c  channel
	    main channel

     -m  0|1|2|3
	    your mode: 0 - normal, 1 - dnd, 2 - away, 3 - offline

     -i  0|1
	    your activity: 0 - not active, 1 - active

     -a  address
	    broadcast send address (only one)

     -p  port
	    listen port

     -l  filename
	    name of logfile (only one)

     -t     start tcp server

     -s     enable server mode

     -v     be verbose

     -d     show compiled in defines

     -h     this help

KEYS
     F1-F4  - switch to channel

     ^O or TAB
	    - next channel

     ^D     - quit eChat

     ^A     - change activity

     ^K     - reverse users

     ^R or F5
	    - update users

     ^L     - refresh screen

     ^T     - top of screen history

     ^B     - bottom of screen history

     ^P or PGUP
	    - scroll up

     ^N or PGDN
	    - scroll down

     ^E     - recode input line after cursor (-DCHARSET)

     '`' , [1-9]
	    - put nick #[1-9] into input line:
	     `1  - will be replaced with first nick,
	     `2  - with second nick, etc

     '/' , [1-9]
	    - message to nick #[1-9]:
	     /1  - message to first nick,
	     /2  - message to second nick, etc

COMMANDS
     quit   - quit eChat

     help   - help on commands

     version
	    - show version

     status
	    - show current status

     keys   - show working keys

     verbose
	    - toggle verbosity

     clear  - clear command and screen history

     !	    - shell command

     load   - load configuration from file

     save   - save current configuration to file

     answer
	    - show/change current autoanswer

     gender
	    - change gender

     my     - change beeps mode

     favorite
	    - show/favorite/unfavorite nick(s)

     ignore
	    - show/ignore/unignore nick(s)

     ban    - show/ban/unban address(es)

     join   - join channel

     leave  - leave channel

     nick   - change current nick

     message
	    - send message to nick

     mass   - send mass message

     exec   - execute command

     me     - me action

     topic  - show/change current topic

     add    - add to current topic

     mode   - change current mode

     normal
	    - change current mode to normal

     dnd    - change current mode to dnd

     away   - change current mode to away

     off    - change current mode to offline

     info   - get info on nick(s)

     beep   - beep to nick(s)

     talk   - private chat with nick

     here   - who here

     active
	    - change current activity

     note:  some command may be used with double space for cleaning entire list:

     - `/favorite  ', `/ignore	', `/ban  ' - clear user lists

     - `/dnd  ', `/away  ', `/off  ' -	clear autoanswer lists

     - `/topic	' - clear current topic

USERS MENU
     +	    - normal mode

     -	    - dnd mode

     =	    - away mode

     *	    - offline mode

ENVIRONMENT
     HOME   home directory

FILES
     /etc/echatrc
	    general configuration

     ~/.echatrc
	    user configuration

     ./.echatrc
	    current configuration

CREDITS
     VyPRESS Research, LLC <http://www.vypress.com> - for nice program
     Sergey Barkov <stive@softhome.ru> - for technical support
     Genix <genix@sendmail.ru> - quickChat port, first man page
     sibkot <sibkot@mail.ru> - author of VyperChat for linux
     all the FreeZNet for testing assistance, and personally Andy, Mouse

COPYING
     see GPL for copying info

BUGS
     quickChat and Vypress Chat protocols are basically insecure and contains no
     any protection against spoofing, flooding or sniffing.
     it's not a bug, it's a feature

AUTHOR
     SeaD <sead@mail.ru>

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