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Useful chatroom commands

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February 25, 2013

/nick

Changes your displayed nickname.
Use up to 8 characters. Please include your system number
(desktopX) in your nickname.

/nick Philip01

[09:14] <Philip01> *** qxvnc34y is now known

as Philip01

/help

Type help to see the help menu open. You can search from
there or ask for help on a specific topic.

/help nick

/msg

To start a public or private chat. If no nickname is included, the
message is seen in the public chatroom by all attendees.

/msg Good Morning everyone!

If addressed to an attendee, only they see it. A nicknamed tab
appears at top of chat window when they respond.

/msg Mary02 Did you complete the

/msg Mary02 Did you complete the setup

setup

setup?

[09:16] <Philip01> Good Morning everyone!

[09:20] <Philip01> *Mary02* Did you complete

the setup?

/notice

Use a notice to send a short message to another person without
opening up a private tab window.

/notice Thomas04 See pg230 for the filename.

[09:20] -> -Thomas04- See pg230 for the
filename.

/ignore

If you wish to not recieve messages directly from someone in
the chatroom, you can ignore them.

/ignore BigPest3

To again receive messages from an attendeee that you
previously ignored. the ignore can be removed:

/ignore

/ignore -

-r BigPest3

r BigPest3

*** Added BigPest3 to ignore list

*** Removed BigPest3 from ignore list

/me

This command is designed as a way for you to express an action
in the chatroom, such as doing something.

/me waves hello

* Philip01 waves hello

/quit

Type /quit to leave the chatroom completely. You may include
a message to be displayed for others to see.

/quit Going out for lunch ... be back in one hour.

*** Quits: Philip01 (Leaving) Going out for

lunch ... be back in one hour.