Below are the superchat servers to add to your server list in pirch
either one will take you to #cosmos when you are connected.
type
/join #bridge


*********** A few of the SuperChat Servers available**************

SuperChat.InnerX.Net
irc.pitnet.net
irc.networkx.net
chat.cajun.net
irc.superlink.net

See you there!


To add servers to pirch
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1. Click on the button marked Login
2. Click on the button marked Edit server list

Depending on which version of pirch you have

Beta release 0.90
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3. Right click on the uppper window in the dialog box
4. Click on new
5. Type in the name SuperLink
6. Right click on the lower window in the dialog box
7. click on new
8. Enter the server in the dialog and 6667 in the port
9. Click on OK
   Repeat for each of the servers above

Beta release 0.80
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3. Click on the button marked Add
4. Enter the server in the server line
5. Click on OK

Repeat for each of the servers above

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This Section is written to help you set up your sounds 
(wav's and mid's) in Pirch

There are 4 phases and I will try to make this as easy as 
possible.

Phase 1
Pirch right now will only look in one Directory (folder) for 
sounds. So whatever you
want to hear while in Pirch The files must be in that place. 
so the first step is to put all
the ones you want in one Directory. Do that now.

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Phase 2
Now you must tell Pirch where they are, where they will be 
gotten from when you send them
and where to put them after you receive them. 

a) First: go to Prefs\Media (or Sounds) and fill in the 
directory where your sounds 
are: for instance C:\Pirch\Sounds
b) In to PREFS | MEDIA and make sure sound is enabled (put a 
check in the box)
c) Second: go to  PREFS | DCC and fill in where the files 
will be uploaded from and 
downloaded to: for instance: Default Upload Directory is: 
C:\Pirch\Sounds\  and
Default upload Directory is: C:\Pirch\Sounds\
* * * *  Please notice that in both instances the end of the 
Directory has a \ closing it
* * *   This must be there or it will not work. You must 
have your actual Directory also * * * *  

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Phase 3: For this part to work you must be connected to a 
Server and on a channel. 
It can be #YourNameChannel

Now Click on Media to go to Media Player. When you click on 
it either a dialog box 
with a Scroll Bar will appear that says "No Files Queued" 
(if you get this click on 
the down arrow to the right), or you will see one with a 
line at the top that 
reads "Unitialized". When you see this one you should click 
on the arrow to the 
right and select All Sounds. A list of the sounds you have 
in the file should appear. 
Select one and then click on the bar that says Play locally. 
The sound should play  just for you.  I would recommend not 
playing to the channel
until after the auto-send get in Phase 4 is done, however.


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Phase 4: Setting it up for others to get your sounds and for 
you to get their sounds:

a) Go to Events and click on Unknown to be certain you are 
working here (little box to the left 
of the 000 should have x in it)
b) The right upper pane (Level User List) should have this 
and only this in it:  *!*@*
c) Add the following four lines in the lower pane (it is 
better if you paste them):

ON NOSOUND:*.*:#:./notice $nick !DCCSEND $filename | /msg # 
! $+ $nick $filename
ON TEXT:!YourNick*:#:/dcc send $nick c:\YourSoundDirectory\ 
$+ $2 $+
e.g
--
ON TEXT:*!steven*:*:/dcc send $nick d:\waves\wav\  $+ $2

ON NOTICE:!DCCSEND*:*:/dcc send $nick "some 
drive:\YourSoundDirectory\" $+ $2 $+
e.g 
---
ON NOTICE:!DCCSEND*:*:/dcc send $nick d:\waves\wav\ $+ $2 $+
you must include the "\" at the end of the directory specs 
above

ON DCCDONE:*.wav;*.mid: /playmedia $filename

******* Again please note both have a closing    \  on the 
end. It will not work without it  **

d) Also the little box that says Enabled on the lower right 
must have an x in it.
e) You will also need to alter the !YourNick*  to match your 
own nick name.  
f)Line 1 will auto request a sound if you do not have it.  
Sounds can take up
a lot of space quickly  you can turn this off by putting a 
Semi-Colon  ; 
in front of the command.  This command is for users with 
Pirch. 
MIRC and other chat programs use different methods of asking 
for sounds.  See the 
events below for grabbing sounds from them.
g)Lines 2 and 3 will send files you play to people who do 
not have them so
that they can hear what you played.
h)Line 4 will play sounds sent to you as soon as the 
transfer finishes. 

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That is all. You should now be able to play sounds for your 
own and the pleasure of 
your channel mates and send and retrieve them also. 

Now back to Media to test it. Select a sound you want to 
play.
When you want to tell the people on the channel what sound 
you are playing type 
the name in the black line on the very bottom. Type its name 
and whatever message you want. 
For instance: This is Celebrte.wav for Jill's promotion. 
(Please note: if you cannot 
see this last line your display is more than likely setup 
for Large Fonts. In order 
for this to show it must be set for Small Fonts. You would 
have to reset it in 
Windows\Control Panel and then reboot. Do not do this now 
unless you want to close
Pirch. You shut down your computer when you re-boot)

When you play it you should get notices from others 
requesting you to send them the 
sound and your computer shaouls automatically send it.

To know when someone plays a sound you have put this line in 
the Events\Unknown:
ON SOUND:*.*:#:/display > *Info \-11 $nick \-2 $filename \-2 
$address ( $+ $time $+ )

ENJOY!!!!!!

If you have problems come back to #pirch on the Undernet and 
we will help you.

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Extra 

These events are useful for getting sounds played by users 
who are not using Pirch:
	ON NOSOUND:*.*:#:/msg # ! $+ $nick $filename

Do not change anything in that event line. Be aware that you 
must turn 
off your other ON NOSOUND event (use the semi-colon) when 
using this event.