/ScriptServ

I leave the usage documentation inside of the script, so...
From the script file:

/*
**
** Created by: Rand (@DALnet)
**             Altaren (www.mirc.net), Justarius (www.mircscripts.org)
**
** Script name: nmp v1.9 (nomorepasting)
** 
**
** Useage:
**
**    * /nmp [-dsc] [channel|nick]
**             -- The switches are optional.
**
**             -- 's' messages your active window.
**                    This will not trigger if it's your status window,
**                    or an @window. You can specify a channel or nick.
**
**             -- 'd' opens the nmp dialog.
**
**             -- 'c' will force a close on the nmp socket.
**                    note that this should not be needed.
**
**    * /getnmp [-dc] <ID>
**             -- The switches are optional, but <ID> is a must.
**
**             --  'd' Is meant to be used alone, it opens the getnmp dialog.
**
**             --  'c' If there is a "getnmp" being processed, it will close it,
**                     and start a new one.
**
**    * /getnmpcatcher [on|off]
**             This just turns the "catcher" off or on. [on|off] is optional,
**             will toggle between on and off if neither is specified.
**             Default setting is "on"
**
*/

Note on the /getnmp command:
	When you fetch a paste, the contents of the paste are stored in a text file
	inside of your $scriptdir, this is the "getnmp.txt" file.


Couple notes about the dialog:
	"To: [Active (say)]" -- If you press Paste!, this will
			message your active window with your link.

	"HL: [mIRC]" -- This makes nomorepasting.com use mIRC as
			the default "syntax highlighting" on
			the website.

	"[Paste!]" -- This will paste the contents of the editbox to the site.
			Note that this uses the "To:" and "HL:" combo boxes.

	"[Fetch:]" -- This will fetch a paste from www.nomorepasting.com by ID.

	"[Load?] -- This allows you to load a script from the dialog,
			or from the temporary getnmp.txt file.

	"Link: [   ]" -- For convenience, the link you fetch/pasted will also be
			displayed here. (Your paste will still use the "To:")