- This topic has 6 replies, 6 voices, and was last updated 23 years, 2 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Anyone know what on earth possessed AOL to disable logging after AIM version 4.4? I mean it can’t be that difficult if there are a gazillion programs that do it for you. But personally, I’d rather have it built into the actual software. This is because, as long as AOL exists, I can pretty safely say, AIM will as well. And because, free/3rd party programs (i.e. DeadAIM, AIM+, etc.), are not always compatible/fully compatible with the newest version of AIM. For instance, I believe AIM+ is dead in the water, if I remember correctly. Why is AOL’s IM team being so stupid about it and not reenabling it?
im not sure about the logging, but aim+ works perfect for me and i have the latest version of aim so i would give it another try.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by slntOPSim not sure about the logging, but aim+ works perfect for me and i have the latest version of aim so i would give it another try.
I could never get it on AIM 5.2.3292.
Quote:quote: Anyone know what on earth possessed AOL to disable logging after AIM version 4.4?Dude, their AOHELL. There Internet service is slow, unreliable and expensive. Their slogan is “It’s so easy no wonder why it’s number 1!” and the GUI looks like a kid ate a box of crayons and threw up on the monitor!
I hope they go bankrupt.
I agree David!
I think that AOL took the option away because they thought it was a violation of privacy, gah.So does anyone have any ideas about how to make AIM (the official version) log conversations? I’m sure it’s possible. It’s built into it already, it’s just a matter of enabling it. Any tips?
they could have removed it and i dont really mess with files (because i cant really do it) so i have no clue wut to tell u. but if u do find a way, please tell us because i would like to know
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.