MSN groups in Gaim

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August 13, 2005 at 11:52 pm #19400

CaptnDan
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UPDATE: I’ve now found it…. Buddies -> Show offline contacts. Very simple… sorry!

Hi,

I haven’t seen this question anywhere else, so I’m curious if it’s just me…

I’ve been using Gaim as an alternate instant messenger from MSN for Linux, but I’ve noticed that if there are groups in which nobody is online, the group does not appear at all. But, when someone within that group comes online, the group is shown. Is there any way to change this, so I can see my offline contacts?

Thanks,

Dan

August 14, 2005 at 12:33 am #127506

Jeff Hester
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Welcome aboard CaptnDan.

Sorry no one got to your question in time, but excellent you found your answer yourself. Thanks for your post and the update.
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