CHAN GREETING APPEND

    Usage: CHAN <room> GREETING APPEND <text>

    This adds a line to the automatic greeting sent to users upon joining the room.

    Example:
    /as chan #conferenceroom greeting append Welcome to #ConferenceRoom, the official CR room.

    This is the way to set up a message. If you make no mistakes you will only need to append lines in the order you want them to appear.

    CHAN GREETING DEL

    Usage: CHAN <room> GREETING DEL <number>

    This deletes the specified line from the greeting message.

    Example:
    /as chan #conferenceroom greeting del 1

    This allows you to remove any line from a greeting that you wish to replace or delete. To wipe the entire message see CHAN GREETING ERASE.

    CHAN GREETING ERASE

    Usage: CHAN <room> GREETING ERASE

    This command will delete the entire greeting message.

    Example:
    /as chan #conferenceroom greeting erase

    This allows you to start over creating a new message or stop having an automatic greeting message.

    CHAN GREETING INSERT

    Usage: CHAN <room> GREETING INSERT <number>

    This command will add a line to the room's greeting message above whichever line is specified.

    Example:
    /as chan #conferenceroom insert 1 This is the new first line of the greeting.

    This allows you to add lines in any section of the greeting so that you do not need to erase the entire greeting just to add a line above a current one. Append allows you to add a line to the end of the message.

    CHAN GREETING LIST

    Usage: CHAN <room> GREETING LIST

    This command displays the entire greeting message for a room along with the line numbers associated with each line.

    Example:
    /as chan #conferenceroom greeting list

    This should be used to check line numbers before inserting lines into the greeting. It is important to make sure you have your line numbers correct or you will end up with your text out of order.