Ok this is my first time at making instuctions for somthing.

So this is how you use Aerodynamic's XDCC OFFER.

Allright... First you need to edit LIST.INI.  Here is an example of LIST.INI

LIST.INI (example)
------------------

/notice $pnick AeroDynamic XDCC Offer (XDCC lists sent: %xlist )
/notice $pnick -- (/CTCP $me XDCC SEND #n ; n=pack number)
/notice $pnick #1 (Gets: %file1 ) file1.ext (0kb) - File desc
/notice $pnick #2 (Gets: %file2 ) file2.ext (0kb) - File desc
/notice $pnick -^ File2 comment
/notice $pnick #3 (Gets: %file3 ) file3.ext (0kb) - File desc
/notice $pnick #4 (Gets: %file4 ) file4.ext (0kb) - File desc
/notice $pnick -^ -NEW PACK- File4 comment

Make sure you have the first two lines exactly the way you see them.
Each line has '/notice $pnick ...'.  Make sure that's the first part of
the line.

Now let's look at each 'pack line'.

  /notice $pnick #1 (Gets: %file1 ) file1.ext (0kb) - File desc

#1 : This is the pack number
(Gets: %file1 ) : This shows how many times the file was was leeched from
                  you.  Make sure there is a space in front of the '%' and
                  the 'file1'.  Also increace the file number for each
                  pack number (ex. #2 = %file2 , #3 = %file3 , ...).
file1.ext : The is the exact name of the file its self
(0kb) : This is the size of the file
- File desc : This is the file description.

Each pack line needs a seprate SEND?.INI for it. (ex. #1 needs SEND1.INI,
#2 needs SEND2.INI, ...). So our example LIST.INI needs these SEND?.INI's


SEND1.INI
---------

/dcc send $pnick c:\path\file1.ext
/notice $pnick Sending you file1.ext (0kb)

SEND2.INI
---------

/dcc send $pnick c:\path\file2.ext
/notice $pnick Sending you file2.ext (0kb)

SEND3.INI
---------

/dcc send $pnick c:\path\file3.ext
/notice $pnick Sending you file3.ext (0kb)

SEND4.INI
---------

/dcc send $pnick c:\path\file4.ext
/notice $pnick Sending you file4.ext (0kb)

You should be able to figure out what everything means for the
SEND?.INIs

After you have made the LIST.INI and SEND?.INIs copy LIST.INI to
LISTALL.INI (ex. 'copy LIST.INI LISTALL.INI' in dos).  Then with
LISTALL.INI, replace '/notice $pnick' with '/amsg'.  Here is an
example.

LISTALL.INI (example)
---------------------

/amsg AeroDynamic XDCC Offer (XDCC lists sent: %xlist )
/amsg -- (/CTCP $me XDCC SEND #n ; n=pack number)
/amsg #1 (Gets: %file1 ) file1.ext (0kb) - File desc
/amsg #2 (Gets: %file2 ) file2.ext (0kb) - File desc
/amsg -^ File2 comment
/amsg #3 (Gets: %file3 ) file3.ext (0kb) - File desc
/amsg #4 (Gets: %file4 ) file4.ext (0kb) - File desc
/amsg -^ -NEW PACK- File4 comment

The rest of the progaming is in the script itself.  Now when your
in mIRC, type '/xon'.  It should say that the offer is on.  Then
type 'xlistallon' to start showing your offer list to the channels
that your are in.  Becareful how many channels that you join.
You may keep flloding off.

This should be it.  If you don't unstand these instuctions... well
someone else may make a better one.  Also they might make a program
that you can run that automates this prossess.

