If username = Form4.txtMaster.Text Then
If Left((LCase(message)), 5) = (Form4.txtTrigger.Text & "say "Then
saymessage = (Len(message) - 5)
Send (message)
End If
End If

Everytime i type in .say asdf, the bot sais .say asdf.
i cant get how to fix that. Anyone Help?

L8terZ

Because, you're sending the whole command...instead of everything after the ".say ", think about that.

Send(Mid(message, 6, Len(message) - 6))

Note that you don't need to pass the third paramater to Mid() unless you dont want the entire rest of the string.

Some more hints for you. One way of setting up a command parser/handler.
[code]
Dim sCommand As String
Dim sParam As String, sParam1 As String, sParam2 As String
Dim lPos As Long
lPos = InStr(1, message, Form4.txtTrigger.Text, vbTextCompare)
If lPos = 1 And Len(message) > 1 Then
sCommand = LCase(Split(Mid(message, 2), " ", 2)(0))
sParam = Split(Mid(message, 2), " ", 2)(1)
sParam1 = IIf(InStr(sParam, " ") > 0, Split(sParam, " ", 2)(0), "")
sParam2 = IIf(InStr(sParam, " ") > 0, Split(sParam, " ", 2)(1), "")
Select Case sCommand
Case "say"
If Len(sParam) > 0 Then Call QueueToSendProc(sParam)
Case "join"
If Len(sParam) > 0 Then Call QueueToSendProc("/join " & sParam)
Case "ban"
If Len(sParam1) > 0 Then
Call QueueToSendProc("/ban " & sParam1 & IIf(Len(sParam2) > 0, " " & sParam2, " " & txtDefaultBanMessage.Text))
End If
Case "kick"
If Len(sParam1) > 0 Then
Call QueueToSendProc("/kick " & sParam1 & IIf(Len(sParam2) > 0, " " & sParam2, " " & txtDefaultBanMessage.Text))
End If
End Select
End If
[/code]