Mode: Allows you to set a channel to modes or yourself to modes. Refer to modes down below for a list of modes
    Command: /msg irc mode #channelname themodehere
        Example:/msg irc mode #attitudes +G

Kick: Allows you the user to kick another user out of the channel. You need to have ops in order to do so
    Command: /msg irc kick #channelname nick reason
        Example: /msg irc kick #channelname joe :lamer

Topic: This command allows you the user to change the topic. Again you need ops in order to do so
    Command: /msg irc topic #channelname yourtopic.
        Example: /msg irc topic #channelname Welcome to my room!

Nick: This command allows you to change your nickname without disconnecting. Most WebTV units will not be able to see their own nickname change but it does work
    Command: /msg irc newnick
        Example: /msg irc nick Joe

Join: This command allows you to be in more than one channel at a time.
    Command: /msg irc join #channelname
        Example: /msg irc join #Attitudes

Part: This command allows you to leave a channel.
    Command: /msg irc part #channelname
        Example: /msg irc part #Attitudes

Whois: This command allows you to see detailed info about a user.
    Command: /msg irc whois nick
        Example: /msg irc whois Joe

Whowas: This command allows you to previous info for users no longer connected to the server.
    Command: /msg irc whowas nick
        Example: /msg irc whowas Joe

IRC Channel Modes

These commands allow you the user to set these modes.You first need to have ops in order to use these commands. + adds the mode, - takes the mode off

t: This mode prevents non ops from changing the topic in the channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +t

n: This mode prevents outside messages from coming into the channel.. The user is not in the channel and they are messaging into the channel. Therefore they look like they are in the channel

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +n

i: This mode is invite only. Only allows invited users to join the channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +i

l: l <- lower case L. This mode is a limit to amount of users into a channel. For ex: +l 180 <--- that only allows 180 users to join the channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +l 180

m: This mode is moderated channel. This mode only allows the ops to speak in the channel or any user set to +v.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +m

s: This mode sets the channel to secret. It does not show up on a list of channels for pc or mac users.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +s

k: This mode sets the channel to a password. Only users with the password can enter the channel. For example: the password is set to +k pass. then type /join #channelname pass.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +k <-- leave out the <> symbols when entering the command

b: This mode stands for ban. You will need a user@host to use with this command. You can get it by whoisin' the person /msg IRC whois nick.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +b Nick@host.com

v: This mode means voice. It allows the user to talk in a +m mode set channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +v nick

o: This mode is ops. It allows a user to be a channel operator.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +o nick

G: This mode sets the room G rated. When a person cusses in the room the word will be censored out.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +G

Q: When this mode is set no kicks are allowed unless by U:Lines (Services)

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +Q

N: When this mode is set users cannot change there nickname in the channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +N

R: When this mode is set only registered users can join the channel.

    Example command: /msg irc mode #channelname +R