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==Slash Command== | ==Slash Command== | ||
{{SlashCommandArticle|command=autoreply|note=Begins a private message (AKA "tell") to the character or global name from whom you last received a private message.}} | {{SlashCommandArticle|command=autoreply|note='''Begins''' a private message (AKA "tell") to the character or global name from whom you last received a private message.}} | ||
When the command is invoked, a /tell command and the name of the global or character who last sent you a message will appear in the chat box, followed by a comma. Type your reply after the comma and then press Enter. | When the command is invoked, a /tell command and the name of the global or character who last sent you a message will appear in the chat box, followed by a comma. Type your reply after the comma and then press Enter. | ||
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/autoreply | /autoreply | ||
==See Also== | |||
* {{slashcommand|reply}} | |||
{{Navbox Communication}} | {{Navbox Communication}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:04, 24 November 2022
Slash Command
Begins a private message (AKA "tell") to the character or global name from whom you last received a private message.
When the command is invoked, a /tell command and the name of the global or character who last sent you a message will appear in the chat box, followed by a comma. Type your reply after the comma and then press Enter.
For example: /t CharacterName, message or /t @GlobalName, message
- If someone sent a message to your global name, the reply will be directed to their global name. If a message was sent to your specific character's name, the reply will be directed to their character's name.
- This command only works if bound to a key or macro.
- By default this command is bound to the Backspace key.
Example
/autoreply
See Also