deleting IDs from sign in page

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September 5, 2004 at 5:21 pm #8691

lella
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is there a way to delete some of IDs from the sign in scroll down thingy? It drives me mad, there are about 20, all my daughter’s and her friends, and when I have to login I have to scroll for ages before I find my mail address. I checked in themessenger program files but there isnt anything there.
Any idea

September 5, 2004 at 5:55 pm #72973

fiebs101
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Hey there lella,

Yes there is a way, and it is quite simple at that. This is from the FAQ’s Page:

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quote:Q: A few people have signed into MSN Messenger from my computer. How do I remove their email addresses from the sign-in list?
A: Go to ‘Control Panel’ and choose for ‘Users’. Click on your Windows XP username and then go to ‘Manage my network passwords’. Here you can simply delete the MSN login history.

Good Luck, and maybe show your daughter this trick too! lol 😉

September 5, 2004 at 6:28 pm #72972

lella
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thank you 🙂
i did a search earlier but I didnt think of checking the FAQ 8-}
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