Remotes are not as easy to create or modify as aliases or popups. As I said in part one of the series, all I can do here is to point people in the right direction.
Remotes can get especially complex as the writer becomes more skilled and creates more and more.
A remote is a small script that resides on your computer, and when it is activated by another user, it will carry out its commands with little or no input from you. Remotes reside in the remotes.ini file and are edited with the mIRC editor in the same fashion as aliases or popups. A remote is activated by an action, usually text, sent from another computer. They are normally used to initiate file transfers, kick users for foul language, tell jokes, play text files, add people to user lists, etc. etc. Anything that you might want to do to people or share with people can be automated using remotes.