/SetTitle

Specifies the ANSI and Unicode server title, or friendly name.

Each chat server can contain an ANSI and Unicode title to provide a server friendly name for clients. The ANSI version of the title is provided to IRC clients and to MICONLY clients that query with an ANSI message. The Unicode version of the title is provided to MICONLY clients that query with a Unicode message. Unlike most properties, the title can contain different values for the ANSI and Unicode versions.

Note Both the ANSI and the Unicode title are set.

See also /SetTitle_A, /SetTitle_W, /GetTitle, /SetTitle_A, /SetTitle_W.

Syntax

Chatcmd ServerList /SetTitle="TextString"

Parts

ServerList	This switch supports multiple servers in its command line. To ensure complete setting information, all applicable servers should be listed, in the form Server1,Server2,Server3¼.
TextString	Each server on a chat network may have an ANSI and Unicode title of up to 63 characters.

Examples

	chatcmd myserv01,myserv02 /settitle="Company Chat Service 001"
	Sets the Unicode version of the server friendly name for Myserv01 and Myserv02 to "Company Chat Service 001."

	chatcmd * /settitle="Company Chat Service 001"
	Sets the Unicode version of the server friendly name for the default server to "Company Chat Service 001."