This command sends a memo to the user specified.  Both your nick and the nick of the recipient must be registered with NickServ in order for this to work.  The message will be stored in a database, and the recipient will be notified next time they log on to DALnet.  If they are on IRC at the time, they will be notified right away, and if they are set /away, they will be notified when they come back.  Memos can be a maximum of 255 characters, and you may only send five memos to a particular user.  When a memo is sent to a channel, everyone on the SOP/AOP lists and the founder will get the memo.

SendSOP
Usage:       /MSG MemoServ SENDSOP <channel> <memo>
Examples: /MSG MemoServ SENDSOP #mIRC hi to all you SOPs

This command is like SEND (above), except it only sends memos to the SuperOps and Founder on a channel, instead of all ops.

List
 Usage:     /MSG MemoServ LIST
 Example: /MSG MemoServ LIST

When you are notified that you have new memos, use this command to list memos that people have sent you.  You can read them using the READ command, explained below.  If you have more than 20 memos, only the first 20 are listed.

Read
Usage:       /MSG MemoServ READ <memo number>[,<memo number>...]
Examples: /MSG MemoServ READ 2
                   /MSG MemoServ READ 1,2,3

This command displays the memo or memos specified.
 

Del
 Usage:     /MSG MemoServ DEL <memo number|ALL>
 Example: /MSG MemoServ DEL 2

This command marks the specified memo as deleted.  The memo is not actually removed from the database until you log off IRC, or until you purge your memos using the PURGE command.  Deleted memos are marked with a D in the memo list.  DEL ALL deletes and purges all of your memos.
 

UnDel
 Usage:     /MSG MemoServ UNDEL <memo number>
 Example: /MSG MemoServ UNDEL 2

This command restores a memo which had previously been marked as deleted.
 

Purge
 Usage:      /MSG MemoServ PURGE
 Example: /MSG MemoServ PURGE

This command manually removes all memos which have been marked deleted.  This command cannot be reversed.
 

Forward
 Usage:     /MSG MemoServ FORWARD <nickname> [password]
                  /MSG MemoServ FORWARD
                  /MSG MemoServ FORWARD -
 Example: /MSG MemoServ FORWARD MarkP
 to check: /MSG MemoServ FORWARD
to disable: /MSG MemoServ FORWARD -

If you have more than one nick, you may find it convenient to get all your memos forwarded to one nick, so you don't have to check each one every time you log on.  Using this command by itself will tell you if memos to your current nick are being forwarded.  Using this command with a single dash as a parameter will disable forwarding of memos to your current nick.  If you specify a nick and password, all of your memos to your current nick will be forwarded to the nick you specify.  If the memo you wish to forward to doesn't contain your address in its access mask list, you must specify the password of the nick you are forwarding to.