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File from:  ‎Tuesday, ‎November ‎21, ‎2000, ‏‎7:27:00 PM

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Hacker Documentation
o.o – Notes From the Author
1.o – Getting Started
1.1 – Loading Hacker
1.2 – Common Errors………***Read this if there are errors!***
1.3 – Story Line
1.4 – Encryption Statement
2.o – How to play
2.1 – HackerHelp Program
2.2 – Hints
3.o – Miscellaneous
3.1 – Skinning Statement
3.2 – Update History
3.3 – Next Update
3.4 – Additional Help
3.5 – Things to come
4.o – Unreal Visions

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o.o – Notes From the Author [James Tyrrell] Now listen all. I, in no way, endorse hacking. Hacking is a bad thing. It’s a crime actually, punishable by jail time. I don’t know how to hack. I do however, understand how server’s work, and with that knowledge created a computer game that allows people to connect to fake servers. In the game, they are aloud to try to break into them. That is all.

Next… This game is NOT realistic. It’s fun tho. Understand that please before emailing myself or anybody else at Unreal Visions!

Hacker is Freeware. It can be uploaded and distributed ANYWHERE as long as it contains the original unedited files it came with. This includes skins, sounds, documentation, and everything else. I want people to recognize MY skill, not someone elses.

I would like to thank the people that gave me little help. I created this program entirely by myself with only the aid of a few websites that had sound archives. Even that isn’t considered much. The beta testers tested to see if my creation was good, the didn’t actually test it however. Unfortunatly, I was in a lack of testers so this first release of the game may be bad. Again, I just want EVERYONE TO KNOW that I created this with no help from Unreal Visions, friends, or associates. It was hard. It took 3.5 months, but it’s first release is complete and I’m happy with it 😀

File From:  ‎Friday, ‎November ‎26, ‎1999, ‏‎3:06:32 PM

*******************SubSeven V2.10 IRC BOT**********************

Introduction

Firstly one your IRC bot joins your IRC channel you have to
identify to it so that it accepts commands from you.
When you set up the bot you would have set a prefix most
probably. At default it is just @ but lets say we selected hell@
then all our commands would be prefixed with hell@. OK now we identify
to the bot and to do this we send hell@login password if the password
set for bot login was firez then we would send this hell@login firez
Take note of spaces or the commands will not work properly.
It is strongly suggested that you send all commands to the bot in
/query botnick (prvmsg mode) rather than in open chan where someone
will see your bot login password and prefix.