4Here are some of your basic IRC commands:
2*** To leave a channel, type "/part [#channel]" or "/leave"
2*** To perform an action, type "/me [action text]" or "/action [action text]"
2*** To See the address for some basic information about a user, type "/whois [nickname]"
2*** To Ping a user (i.e. to find out how long your messages take to get to
2    the user), type "/ping [nickname]"
2*** To change your nickname, type "/nick [new nickname]"
2*** To play a sound to yourself, type "/splay [wavname.wav]"
2*** To play a sound to a person or channel, type "/sound 
2    [nickname|#channel] [wavname.wav]"
2*** To play a text file to a person or channel, type "/play [switches] 
2    [nickname|#channel] [filename] [delay]"
2***      a) the [switches] are as follows:
2***           1) the -r switch plays a random line from a file   
2***           2) the -l# switch (# = a number) plays the #th line of the .txt file
2***           3) the -c switch evaluates every line of the .txt file as an IRC command
2***           4) the -p switch gives that file the priority in the queue
2***      b) [nickname|#channel] can be either a nickname or a channel
2***      c) the [filename] is the ENTIRE path of the text file
2***      d) the [delay] is the delay between lines in milliseconds (ms = 1/1000 second)
2*** (e.g. /play -cr #newbie jokes.txt 30000) plays one random command line of jokes.txt every 30 seconds
