mIRC Easter Egg - Very Hidden Meesage

1.Open your hex editor
2.If it will let you, open mirc.exe (you may have to change security settings)
3.If you scroll down far enough, you should see the message "Editing out the version reply, huh? :)"

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Contributed By: JawaSlayer on 12-14-1999
Reviewed By: Webmaster
Special Requirements: any hex editor
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Andy B writes:
You will also find superkalifragilisticexpialidocious
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That's funny! I always wondered is programmers put hidden messages in their programs only people with hex editors could see.
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Shadowphreak writes:
Just in case anybody needs the offset, in version 5.71 it's at 0011a35b. Superkalifragilisticexpialidocious is at 001178b2... Sorry I only know this for 5.71...
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evul writes:
There are actually many of these thinks in mIRC, I used WIN32Dasm and looked in the strings like 'alien,' 'piggywiggy,' 'sheep,' 'TinkerToy,' and 'Zork.' I don't know about you, but I think Khaled has some issues! :)
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Press alt+r & put in ctcp:version:*:{ haltdef } that halt's a ctcp on version :) scripting ownz u works w/ 5.71 or higher
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skold writes:
You can't halt the CTCP VERSION reply with scripting. I can't say for sure, but if I was Khaled, I'd have the CTCP replies parsed BEFORE any scripts. So by the time the script parser gets ahold of it, the replies already been sent. The only sure way I've found to halt the version reply is by hex editing. I've seen dozens of scripted solutions, none work.
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shaveme writes:
The "superkalifragelistic..." string actually says: Superkhaledfragilisticexpialidocious Note Khaled's name in there :P Also, if you don't have a hex editor you can always use wordpad.exe that comes with Windows.
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DJ writes:
Regarding the removal of version (and other) ctcp replies, surely an easier method is to simply employ /ignore -t *!*@* that way any ctcp is ignored completely, often handy in the case of clone attacks or other such nasties. i also recommend /ignore -d *!*@* for the case of flood bots trying to send malformed dcc events, but that's a different story altogether -DJ Services Administrator, IRCOp, irc.utgames.com
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AesAce writes:
In version 6.01, piggywig is at offset 0015F694, and the version thing is at 00153A74.
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