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| - | + | |main = C can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels.<br><br>The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's [[NickServ/set/style|SET STYLE]] command to view the numerical version in commands like [[C/users|USERS]], and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access. | |
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Current revision as of 14:04, 12 October 2012
| C - Command: LEVELS |
Usage: /CS LEVELS |
| C can use either the names (OWNER, COOWNER, MANAGER, OP, HALFOP and GRUNT) or numerical values from 1 to 500 to indicate channel access levels. The LEVELS command displays all levels and their numerical ranges. Advanced users can change their style with NickServ's SET STYLE command to view the numerical version in commands like USERS, and may use these numbers instead of names for fine-tuning access. |
See Also: (NickServ) SET STYLE, ACCESS, MYACCESS, ADDUSER |
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