mIRC Power Pack 8.00 RC13+  beta

Publisher's Description:

mIRC Power Pack (MPP) is a powerful script for mIRC designed specifically for gamers. It includes five different game browsers, allowing you to pick the tool that you like best. The Connection Manager is one of the very best, allowing you to connect to multiple IRC networks (30 total) using different nicknames, email addresses and userid's for each connection, unlimited perform sections for each connection, and it includes ETG VHost, GameSurge AuthServ and Protium/Dalnet NickServ login managers. You can even store your settings in an unlimited number of User Profiles. It includes automatic DCC Allow Management for ETG, completely automatic channel password memorization, full graphical controls for File Servers and File Server Browsing, and personal/channel protection controls. It includes 3 Control Panels (F1 thru F3) offering over 105 shortcuts to different mIRC and Windows tools, including 14 different benchmark utilities. It now includes fully integrated webcam support.

mIRC Power Pack has the following other editions available: mIRC Power Pack Lite and mIRC Power Pack Portable.

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	Diam0nd	Feb 28, 2008
Version:	8.00 RC13
Complete crap. Try NNM and you'll get my point.
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Reviewer:	guti	Feb 27, 2008
Version:	8.00 RC13
Not bad, but nowadays, TurboIRC seems a better light-weight alternative to me.
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Reviewer:	dzjepp	May 4, 2007
Version:	8.0.0 RC11
11 release candidates?
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Reviewer:	peterj1978	Sep 18, 2006
Version:	8.00 RC9X3
I did as you said and it's nowhere to be found by ESET Nod32 atleast. Just want to let you know that i realize that these things are quite common in many mIRC addons/scripts same goes with a few utilities that are used for changing the behaviour in Windows. I will crank up my rating to a 5 since the author has done a overall good job.
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Reviewer:	peterj1978	Sep 14, 2006
Version:	8.00 RC9X2
Here is a screenshot of ESET NOD32 reporting. http://27mhz.se/~slackern/warning.jpg I will rate it as 3 since im not sure if this is an exploit/trojan or whatever or just AV software detecting something wrong. Just doesn't look too good.
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