Holds up to 500,000 previous lines in memory for each open world
Fast scrolling back and forwards using keyboard or mouse
Copy from output window for pasting into command window or elsewhere
Can be paused to review messages without them scrolling out of view
Supports user-chosen font (per world)
Supports user-chosen palette of colours (per world)
Recognises ANSI colours, hilight, inverse
Recognises Telnet escape sequences
Multiple windows can be open per world, so that you can be viewing different
parts of MUSH output at the same time
Automatic line wrapping at end of line so words are not chopped into two
Pages, whispers, chats and mail notification messages can be displayed in a
different colour to make them stand out
Status line shows name of active MUSH, when input was last received, number
of lines received and other useful things
Tool bar provides access to common functions (logging, wrapping, North, South
etc., cut, paste, and so on)
Status line and tool bar can be optionally hidden
You can right-mouse click to bring up a context menu of useful commands.
The buffer-handling of the saved lines in the output window has been designed
for high speed, even with thousands of lines of data.
You can "paste to the world". This allows you to send text from the clipboard
to the world directly (including a user-specified line preamble and postamble).
For example, you could paste in an interesting quote, with "say " in front
of each line.
You can use a "find" command to search the output window for text you specify.
You can save the "selection" to disk as a text file.
Each line is time-stamped as it arrives, thus you can find when it arrived
by just moving the mouse over it (see picture below).
