Hey, neat -- they changed their name, I think. Used to be mircy.

Thanks to both of you for trying to help, I appreciate it! But...

I *did* try earlier, and it's very nice... but only for PocketPCs, unfortunately, or Windows Mobile "Professional" in Microsoft's new way of phrasing it. Touchscreen devices, basically. There are several good IRC clients for the touchscreen PocketPC, actually. There are a couple for WM "Standard"; I remember one free one that does not have a way of separating messages from queries and different channels, and one very nice one (WMirc?) that works fine with some servers and doesn't show any channel messages at all from the ones I go to. It's all very sad.

PocketPC was not as good as mIRCy was, although it was still very good... I think I may have decided that because it was missing logging.

I ended up using jmirc using IBM's J9 Java thing, but I couldn't see what I was typing while I was typing. On the N810, though... X-chat is the client I use on the desktop and works wonderfully, abit without its spellchecker.