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Summary of Features

FANSI 2.0 Support

Complete support for all of the 151 FANSI characters and 256 colors, without the need to configure the client. Client comes with a built-in, FANSI-compatable font, and you can also set it to use other fixed-width fonts if you wish. Also supports MU* that don't use FANSI without any special configuration needed.

Tabs

The entire client is based around IDE-like tabs. Tabs can be rearranged, and highlight red when next text arrives in them.

Spawning

Sending matched text to a spawn window can be easily done via a Trigger.

For instance, you can set up the client to put all pages (private messages) you get into their own windows. This will allow you to keep your private conversations in seperate windows, much like mIRC or instant messanger. Combined with auto-say, you wouldn't even have to type "page <person>=<message>" when in that window, just enter the text you want to send them and press return.

Of course this is all fully customizable, so you could send only some of your pages to seperate windows, or you could show the messages in both your main world and a private window. There are many possibilities.

Highlighting

Highlighting can be done for the entire line of a matched trigger, or to just a portion of it. You can also highlight multiple patterns on a line.

In the below example, we are highlighting any number preceded with a #, and also highlighting 'Public' in <Public>.

Balloon Notification

You can specify text to be popped up in a balloon-like notifier in the system tray. This could be useful for keeping track of what is going on in a MU* while you are doing something outside of the client.

Auto-Logging

Easily log everything, and break it down into daily or monthly log files.

 

Spam Protection

Client can detect an excess number of blank lines, and will then begin blocking them. Once the lines stop, and enough time has gone by, the client will turn off the protection. You can also send commands at the start and end of the spam. On a MUSH, this would be useful in determining who is spamming you.