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Been a while since I've used Zmud.  Cmud, IMO, is the superior client of the two.  Two word: Local variables.  So sexy.

While I don't have your aliases/triggers, setting up the tick timer and tell window is uber easy.

 

Tick Timer:
As you can place time on your prompt, you can just pull from there.  You'll need to adjust below to your own prompt, the time on the prompt being the (%d).  (You should have seen the complicated mess I had previous before I saw the light. :D)

Prompt example: <000/000/000><1234g> 800 D <123cp>
Cmud: #TRIGGER {<%d{g|exp}> (%d) {D|M}} {$TIME = %1;#IF ($TIME != @TIME) {#echo "":#TS 30:#VAR time %1} {}}
Zmud: #TRIGGER {<%d{g|exp}> (%d) {D|M}} {#IF (%1 != @TIME) {#echo "":#TS 30:#VAR time %1} {}}

 

The tells window is even easier.  Pull that straight from the help file and example:
#TRIGGER {tells you} {#CAP Tells;#GAG}

 

I'm curious as to what your target system was though, and I'm really curious as to the text editor.
In either case, I don't think it'll be too hard to whip up a rudimentary script for either.  I haven't used a targeting script as I find it almost as easy to target manually.  Been toying with the idea, though.
As for the editor, I'll need more info.

If you can't get a copy, we can collaborate for the rest if you want.

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The text edittor opened up a box you could paste a whole shit ton of text into and gave you options such as send blank lines, add app+ or note+ or whatever in front of each line, etc then you'd hit send and it would send it line by line for you so you could send your entire app without spamming the mud

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42 minutes ago, egreir said:

It wasn't anything too complicated really. 

 

You typed target magick  and two things happened :

Magick was now highlighted green

All your aliases (ex. Ff = murder @target) would now target your target 

That sounds simple enough.

#AL Target {#VAR Target %1}
#TR (@Target) {#CW bright,green}

Personally, I use \\ and \z to highlight targets, but whatever.

 

That text editor sounds a bit more complex in client as aliases/triggers/etc, though there's a feature of Z/Cmud already that's similar:
Save your note/application/whatever as a standard .txt file.
Actions -> Send file to Server|MUD
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Find your file, set your prefix (note + , journal + , application + [don't forget your space after the +]), set your delay (in ms) and send.

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