For web users: to change your nickname there is a button on the right bottom. If that doesn't work, in the text bar type /nick <yournewname> and hit enter or click OK
For web users: to change your nickname there is a button on the right bottom. If that doesn't work, in the text bar type /nick <yournewname> and hit enter or click OK
My new system actually has a command button for IRC now i just have to figure out how to use it.
Any hints you might want to give a Mac user?
I tried a month or so ago to join the chat with my old OS 8.1 system and it would not handle the process, would 'quit' on me. Now im using OS 10.3.1 and am told it will be quite easy to use IRC, but i never have so..... -- JL
For web users: to change your nickname there is a button on the right bottom. If that doesn't work, in the text bar type /nick <yournewname> and hit enter or click OK
My new system actually has a command button for IRC now i just have to figure out how to use it.
Any hints you might want to give a Mac user?
I tried a month or so ago to join the chat with my old OS 8.1 system and it would not handle the process, would 'quit' on me. Now im using OS 10.3.1 and am told it will be quite easy to use IRC, but i never have so.....
Not sure how to do it from a Mac... But, have you tried the web link to get to chat?
We are talking about Lidia's recipes right now..she is on PBS now, here in the bay area
For web users: to change your nickname there is a button on the right bottom. If that doesn't work, in the text bar type /nick <yournewname> and hit enter or click OK
My new system actually has a command button for IRC now i just have to figure out how to use it.
Any hints you might want to give a Mac user?
I tried a month or so ago to join the chat with my old OS 8.1 system and it would not handle the process, would 'quit' on me. Now im using OS 10.3.1 and am told it will be quite easy to use IRC, but i never have so.....
I used the web interface until I installed ChatZilla. Get Firefox (tabbed browsing rocks) if you don't have it, if you do - it's a plugin. Once installed, you'll find it under Tools.
It's a cross-platform client - http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/chatzilla/ Chatzilla is an easier to use client; sort of a hybrid between mIRC and the web interface. We have computer geeks on chat, so once there they can guide you with the process. What happens is when I have a question and want to know how to do something one reads the directions and tells me how to do it in plain English.