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imported>Nic Cage the Dick Mage: mirc is shit, changed client suggestion to hexchat

2015-11-12T05:13:51Z

mirc is shit, changed client suggestion to hexchat

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	It is a pretty simple process that involves a chat client and typing on the users part.		It is a pretty simple process that involves a chat client and typing on the users part.

	#Obtain a working [[IRC]] chat client like [~~[mIRC]~~] or [http://www.xchat.org/ XChat] that allows the user to transfer files.		#Obtain a working [[IRC]] chat client like [https://hexchat.github.io/ HexChat] or [http://www.xchat.org/ XChat] that allows the user to transfer files.
	#Connect to the irc.undernet.org server through that chat client.		#Connect to the irc.undernet.org server through that chat client.
	#Upon connection, find and enter the channel #bookz.		#Upon connection, find and enter the channel #bookz.

imported>Nujen: /* See Also */ added link to Read a book

2013-12-07T15:52:07Z

See Also: added link to Read a book

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imported>Nujen: /* See Also */ added link to Read a book

2013-12-07T15:52:07Z

See Also: added link to Read a book

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imported>Nujen: /* See Also */ added link to Read a book

2013-12-07T15:52:07Z

See Also: added link to Read a book

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imported>Nujen: /* See Also */ added link to Read a book

2013-12-07T15:52:07Z

See Also: added link to Read a book

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	==See Also==		==See Also==

	*[[Books]]		*[[Books]]
			*[[ED IRC]]
	*[[IRC]]		*[[IRC]]
	*[[Old media]]		*[[Old media]]
	*[[~~ED IRC~~]]		*[[Read a book]]

	==External Links==		==External Links==

imported>Playful Cleverness: @seek did not work, @find did

2013-07-20T12:58:45Z

@seek did not work, @find did

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	#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "[[Dune]]" by Frank Herbert.		#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "[[Dune]]" by Frank Herbert.
	#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @~~seek~~ Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @~~seek~~ Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.		#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @find Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @find Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.
	#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.		#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.
	#Paste that line directly into the channel. This will tell the file server that you wish to download that file. You will be placed in a queue that ''usually'' moves pretty quickly owing to the fact that text files and .pdf files are generally small in size.		#Paste that line directly into the channel. This will tell the file server that you wish to download that file. You will be placed in a queue that ''usually'' moves pretty quickly owing to the fact that text files and .pdf files are generally small in size.

imported>T: /* How to Find Books */

2013-04-21T23:53:34Z

How to Find Books

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	Once you have connected to undernet and are in the channel called #bookz, it should be pretty easy to figure out what is going on there. However, a quick set of instructions might be necessary for novice users:		Once you have connected to undernet and are in the channel called #bookz, it should be pretty easy to figure out what is going on there. However, a quick set of instructions might be necessary for novice users:

	#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "Dune" by Frank Herbert.		#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "[[Dune]]" by Frank Herbert.
	#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @seek Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @seek Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.		#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @seek Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @seek Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.
	#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.		#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.

imported>Xhxhxh: Added Audiobookz section

2013-03-04T17:55:13Z

Added Audiobookz section

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 <center><big><big><big><big><big><font color="red"><font face="Courier New">#bookz</font></font></big></big></big></big></big></center><br>
 [[Image:Undernet Bookz - 1.jpg|thumb|The searchbot has returned my query for "frank herbert" in green highlighted text.]]
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 One of the most common excuses people use for not reading books on their computers is that "they can't read that much online...it makes their eyes hurt."  This is a bullshit excuse, fucker, you are reading on your computer right now, so [[STFU]].
 ==See Also==

imported>Andrés: /* External Links */

2012-10-26T02:23:30Z

External Links

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	*[irc://irc.undernet.org irc.undernet.org]		*[irc://irc.undernet.org irc.undernet.org]

			{{books}}
	{{ircseries}}		{{ircseries}}

	[[Category:Communicae]]		[[Category:Communicae]]

imported>Hatstand: /* How to Find Books */

2012-06-29T11:10:20Z

How to Find Books

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	#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "Dune" by Frank Herbert.		#Figure out what you want to read. For example, you wish to read "Dune" by Frank Herbert.
	#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @~~search~~ Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @~~search~~ Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.		#Search for what you want. #bookz has several "bots" that will quickly search through all of the files hosted within the channel. To do a search, you must use the correct command words within the channel before you will be able to see a list.<BR />'''Example: @seek Frank Herbert'''<br />Doing a search like this will give you back a text file list of ALL the titles and ALL the files that contain the words "Frank" and "Herbert." There is a very good chance that you will find "Dune" on that list. However, that search is too broad, perhaps you want to narrow that down a bit so that you get a shorter list of files to choose from?<br/ > '''Example: @seek Frank Herbert Dune'''<br /> This search will give you a list of all files containing both the author and the title of the file you are looking for.
	#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.		#Once you have that text file full of all those files you want, simply select the best version available. Do this by copying the whole line of text that contains the file you wish. Start with the exclamation point (!) and keep selecting all the way to the file size. Copy that line.
	#Paste that line directly into the channel. This will tell the file server that you wish to download that file. You will be placed in a queue that usually moves pretty quickly owing to the fact that text files and .pdf files are generally small in size.		#Paste that line directly into the channel. This will tell the file server that you wish to download that file. You will be placed in a queue that ''usually'' moves pretty quickly owing to the fact that text files and .pdf files are generally small in size.
	#Wait.		#Wait.
	#Your file should automatically begin downloading to your IRC client's default download folder.		#Your file should automatically begin downloading to your IRC client's default download folder.