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Yeah I was mostly guessing from the limited research I did.The echo command is used to say something to MQ2 chat window that's in game. So if you want a macro to say something to the user, or you can echo a command line, to see what the result is for testing purposes (/echo ${MobsDead} killed for example). It doesn't actually do what Vitality is speaking of.
From a quick google search: IS commands (including ISXEQ commands) can be entered from EQ by prefixing with #,
e.g. #echo hi. This may be changed in the future, but is acceptable for now
- EQ commands can be entered from IS by using the "EQExecute" command, e.g. EQExecute /who
So a reference from the mq2 google search: #echo EQExecute /who - would have the bot do a /who from my understanding.
So I guess you'd have to send it a chat saying #echo EQExecute /exit