### COMMAND LISTING INDEX #######################################################################
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# !quote(s) <number>
# ### Randomly picks a quote or selects the number specified. 
# ### Default access: Everyone
#
# !addquote <quote>
# ### Adds the following quote to the storage file
# ### Default access: global/channel +o OR +Q globally.
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# !delquote <num>
# ### Deletes the quote number specified. 
# ### Default access: global/channel +o OR +Q globally.
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# !selquote <num>
# ### Prints out the specified quote number.
# ### Default access: Everyone
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# !findquote <word>
# ### Searches for the word in the storage file, parses the results to a
# ### text file, and sends the user the results.
# ### Default access: Everyone
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# !lastquote
# ### Displays the last quote added.
# ### Default access: Everyone
#
# !quotehelp
# ### Sends the user the quote help file.
# ### Default access: Everyone
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# !getquotes
# ### Sends the user the quote storage file.
# ### Default access: Everyone
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# !getscript
# ### Sends the user the quote script.
# ### Default access: Everyone
#
# !totalquotes
# ### Shows how many quotes there are and how big the quote storage file is.
# ### Default access: Everyone.
#
# !quoteversion
# ### Displays the quote script's version, and the author's name. :)
# ### Default access: Everyone
#
# The above commands are all available via message, and most available via 
# DCC chat. The ones that aren't available in telnet/DCC chat are: getquotes,
# getscript, quotehelp, and findquote. They are disabled due to the fact that
# the user might not be on IRC, and therefore the bot cannot send them the
# requested file. 
# 
# There are many other commands that are synonymous with the commands
# listed above, they are not listed here because there's too many, but
# most are just common sense ones, and are there in case someone doesn't
# know the proper command, but tries to access the quotes anyway.
# 
# Enjoy!
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