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### Essential 

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/set password <newWord> or
/set password <oldWord> <newWord>
	Register or modify a password. Once a password is 
	set your chat name can only be accessed by providing such password. 

/set email <emailAddress>
	Sets your e-mail address. This information is visible to your 
	friends only, and to the server administrator if he necessitates 
	to reach you. Best of all, it enables the server to forward messages 
	to you by email when you're not online. 

/set visibility [ off | on ]
    	Makes you invisible from /who or /people commands. 

/set exposetime [ off | on ]
    	Hides the information when you were last active also from your friends. 

/set filter [ s(trangers) | off ]
    	Disables receiving messages from people that are neither your friends 
	nor in the same room with you. You can make friends using the rather 
	obvious /friend command. 

/set home <homeRoom>
	Sets your "home" room, a room you are sent to when you type /home. 


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/set name <yourNickname>
    	Changes the uppercase/lowercase style in which your name should be 
	displayed, so you can be sure your name will always appear in the 
	proper way even when people type your name in the wrong case. 

/set publicpage http://<web-address>
    	lets you publish your homepage address. It appears whenever 
	someone clicks on your name. 

/set keyfile http://<web-address>
	invites you to store the address of your public key file, allowing 
	for encrypted communication to happen between you and your friends, 
	provided you are both using an encryption capable PSYC client, 
	or at least email. 


### Pleintful

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/set greeting [ off | on | automatic ]
	When you connect to psyced you are shown your last login data 
	which is useful for you to ensure nobody else connected to your 
	account in the meantime. You are also informed about your current 
	command character and a few other things. You can turn this greeting 
	information off using this setting. If you're a Jabber user, then these 
	greetings will be off by default, as it is unusual behaviour for Jabber 
	servers. In that case you may want to intentionally turn them on to 
	improve your safety. 

/set speakaction <verb>
    	Lets you speak with a different verb than "says", for instance try 
	"whispers" or "yells". 

/set visiblespeakaction [ on | off | mixed ]
   	If your IRC client shows actions in a nice way, you may want 
	to activate them! 
 
/set commandcharacter <prefix>
    	Also accepted as cmdchar this setting allows you to change the 
	character that prefixes commands. The cmdchar normally is set 
	to / (slash) except for IRC users, for them it is a + (plus sign) 
	by default. 

/set actioncharacter [ <prefix> | off ]
    	Also understood as actchar this setting allows you to change or 
	even disable the character that prefixes actions. The actchar 
	normally is set to : (colon). You can also produce actions by 
	issuing my popular /me command. 

/set presencefilter [ on | off | all | automatic ]
    	Helps you limit the choice of friends' presence updates that 
	are shown to you. by default, automatic away messages are 
	filtered, whereas other types are shown. when this is set to 
	"on", only explicitly manually set away messages are shown. 
	by setting this value to "off" you can see any presence message 
	while the "all" setting will disable any display of presence messages. 
	You can still see who's on or away by looking at your buddy list however. 

/set charset [ <character-set> | - ]
    	Some access technologies (telnet, applet, IRC) may need you to 
	set the client's character set manually. If your umlauts look all 
	wrong, try /set charset latin1. This setting will have no influence 
	on other access technologies. The system charset on this server is UTF-8. 

/set timestamp [ on | off | - ]
	The normal behaviour is to show timestamps with messages that 
	did not happen "just now." When turned "on," IRC clients will 
	receive CTCP TS messages instead of plain text timestamps. 

/set echo [ off | on | automatic ]
	Normally you will see everything you type echoed to your screen 
	so you can be sure they arrived safely. But you may prefer not 
	to see such echo. If you're using the IRC access port, then you 
	will automatically not receive any echo, since that's uncommon 
	on IRC, but you can switch it on explicitedly. 

/set clearscreen [ on | off ]
	Only applies to the telnet access. Hitting carriage return without 
	any other input will normally clear the terminal screen. 


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/set publicname <Your Name>
	Shows everybody what your real name is. 

/set telephone <phoneNumbers>
	Is a good place to keep phone numbers for your friends to call you. 

/set privatepage http://<web-address>
	Allows you to set up a page just for your chat friends.
	 It will not be shown to chatters that haven't exchanged 
	/friend-ship with you. 

/set photopage http://<web-address>
	A page that shows more photos of you. Will be linked to 
	your profile photo. 

/set photofile http://<web-address>
	A medium size photo of yours, stored on a web server 
	of your choice. The photo appears when you or your 
	friends use /surf to look at your profile. 

/set miniphotofile http://<web-address>
	A thumbnail size photo of yours, to be used for lists of friends. 

/set stylefile http://<web-address>
	lets you specify a cascading style sheet file for personalized 
	presentation of your profile!