update for 4.1.0




Find:




 <section id="authentication"> 

      <title>How to confirm your registration</title>



      <p>

Within an hour or so, you will receive email from "DALnet User Registration"
 sent to the address you have set. In this mail you will be told your 
 authorization (AUTH) code and how to use it, to complete your nickname 
 registration. <emphasis type="strong">However,</emphasis> if you missed to complete your registration, 
 the next time you connect to DALnet you will 
receive a notification from NickServ telling you the registration of 
your nickname is not yet completed. Here is an example of what you will see:

      </p>

<commandblock>
      <line>-NickServ- Registration for the nickname PeanutButter is not complete.</line>
      <line>-NickServ- Please check your email address for further instructions or visit http://docs.dal.net/docs/nsemail.html#3 for more information.</line>
      </commandblock>

      <p>

The easiest way to authorize is to

click on the Web address (beginning with

"http://users.dal.net/cgi-bin/verify.cgi?") in the email.  However, if

this is not possible for you, then do the following:

      </p>



      <list type='number'>

        <item><p>

The email you were sent contains a command you can use to send the

authorization code. If possible, copy this command into the computer's

paste-buffer. If you can't do that, write it down carefully on a piece

of paper.

        </p></item>



        <item><p>

Connect to DALnet (irc.dal.net 7000).

        </p></item>



        <item><p>

If you copied the command, paste it in to your IRC client. If you

wrote it down, type it in.

        </p></item>



        <item>

          <p>

Send the command. You should receive confirmation from NickServ that

you have been authorized.  (On some IRC clients, this will appear in

your status window.)

          </p>



          <responseblock>

            <line>-NickServ- Mission accomplished! The nick YourNick is fully</line>

            <line>-NickServ- registered. You now have access to change your nick</line>

            <line>-NickServ- settings, send memos to other users and use DALnet's</line>

            <line>-NickServ- registered user web site at http://users.dal.net</line>

          </responseblock>

        </item>



      </list>



      <p>

If you need to use "/quote nickserv" or "/msg nickserv@services.dal.net",

simply copy/paste the rest of the command from your email following the

"/nickserv" part of the command.

      </p>



      <p>

Should you try to set an AUTH code for a nick which is already fully

registered, NickServ will respond that

      </p>



      <responseblock>

        <line>-NickServ- This nick is already fully registered.</line>

      </responseblock>



    </section>





Change it to this:



 <section id="authentication"> 

      <title>How to confirm your registration</title>



      <p>

Within an hour or so, you will receive an email from "DALnet User Registration"
 sent to the address you have set. In this mail you will be told your 
 authorization (AUTH) code and how to use it, to complete your nickname 
 registration. </p>
 
  <p></p><p><emphasis type="strong">However,</emphasis> if you missed to complete your registration, 
 the next time you connect to DALnet you will 
receive a notification from NickServ telling you the registration of 
your nickname is not yet completed. Here is an example of what you will see:

      </p>

<commandblock>
      <line>-NickServ- Registration for the nickname PeanutButter is not complete.</line>
      <line>-NickServ- Please check your email address for further instructions or visit http://docs.dal.net/docs/nsemail.html#3 for more information.</line>
      </commandblock>

      <p>

You can authorise your nickname registration by either clicking the 
link in the email beginning with "http://users.dal.net/cgi-bin/verify.cgi?" or copy 
and pasting it into your browser.

      </p>

<p>
</p>

<p>Once you enter the link, your nickname will be fully registered. See below:</p>

<p><command>Success! Your authorization code has been accepted.</command></p>
<p><command>The nickname MissPeanutButter is now fully registered to you.</command></p>      

    </section>






In the Question/Answer section of the file, please find where "frozen 
nicks will be inactive in 90 days." Change the 90 to 365.
Should be found 2 times in the text.



Thanks :)