GopherJ v1.0a1 for mIRC
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  http://plastic.xsintrk.net/mirc/gopherj/                           GopherJ via HTTP

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info:
    GopherJ is a 100% mircscripted gopher client.  The current script is an
  expansion of Gayfer 0.7 with a new transfer window, and better standards support.
  GopherJ is much more robust than older win32 clients such as HGopher/WSGopher, and
  will display many selectors that will cause those 'real' clients to fail.

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features:
  browsing, downloads, search, browse history, CSO PB, bookmarks

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install:
  1. Extract the zip to your mIRC dir (should contain this readme, 'gopherj.mrc',
     'todo.txt', 'default-gopher.reg', and 'license.txt') or any mIRC subdirectory.
     If you don't have mIRC, get the latest version at http://mirc.com.
  2. Type //load -rs "[drive]:\[path]\gopherj.mrc" at the mIRC command line.
  3. Allow the script to initialize, if you get a 'Script Warning' dialog box.
  4. If you would like to use GopherJ as your default gopher client, replace every
     instance of 'C:\\path\\to\\mirc.exe' in the file 'default-gopher.reg' with your
     mIRC executable path (keeping the double slashes).

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commands:
  /GopherJ gopher://URL......... Connect to the gopher server by entering a fully-
                                 qualified URL.  See the URL examples below.

  /greadme.......................Opens this readme.

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URL examples:
 
    An example of a valid gopher URL: gopher://gopher.floodgap.com:70/1/world.  If
  this was an HTTP URL,  there would be a directory called '1' on this server, and
  it would have a subdirectory called 'world'.  In gopherspace, this URL means, "A
  selector called '/world' has an ItemType 1, meaning it should be displayed as a
  gopher menu."  It's hard to get used to typing URLs this way.

    Another example of a valid URL: gopher://gopher.umsl.edu:70/11/campus.  Again,
  the itemtype is '1', or gopher menu, but the selector is '1/campus'.

    An example of an invalid URL: gopher://gopher.floodgap.com:70/world.  This one
  will cause GopherJ to think you're looking at a website (see itemtype 'w') with a
  directory called "orld."

    GopherJ can understand a few common hex-encoded characters, namely %09 for tab,
  and %20 for whitespace.  This is VERY useful for linking to search results.

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limitations:
    Only one site can be browsed at a time.

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credits:
  MonoTeK (_gettok/_numtok snippets)
  Thanks for RTFM!