Custom Emotes on Computer

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December 21, 2006 at 1:10 am #25866

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I reformat my computer often to clean it up and everything, and lose all my data while doing so. I have loads of custom emoticons that I want to keep each time but am unable to because of this. Is there a way to save those custom emoticons in a folder or find them in a folder on the computer so that I can put them on a storage device (ex. a jump drive, CD, etc.)?

February 1, 2007 at 7:37 pm #155659

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You can take a backup of all your graphics (emoticons, display pics, etc) with a program called the ‘Messenger Backup Wizard’

info: Messenger Backup Wizard – Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews – Download.com

download: Sherv.NET – Backup Wizard 2.2: Backup Messenger Emoticons, Display Pics, etc – MSN Display Pictures, MSN Emoticons, MSN Names, MSN Icons and Display Pics
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