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September 14, 2006 at 11:38 pm #24942September 15, 2006 at 5:10 am #152266
imported_Ven0m
MemberThanks for the headsup
September 15, 2006 at 5:12 am #152275tim2679
MemberAd Banner Remover 3.0
Now supports the following versions.
These versions of Yahoo Messenger use the patch and registry entry.
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.682
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.683
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.701
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.711
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.716These versions of Yahoo Messenger use just a registry entry.
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.508
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.506
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.505
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.819
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.814
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.811
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.647
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.333You are also able to enable or disable multiple instances of Yahoo Messenger 8.0
You can remove the Change Room Banner.
You can remove the Chat Ad.
You can remove All of the Webcams Ads.
Able to choose the location where the Blank.html will be stored at.Click the link below to download
[ATTACH]969[/ATTACH] ( 54kb )If you encounter any errors please let me know.
September 15, 2006 at 5:24 am #152267imported_Ven0m
MemberMan, you are quick! 😉
September 15, 2006 at 5:31 pm #152262Dermot
ParticipantNo the chat transition one don’t work tim.
September 15, 2006 at 7:19 pm #152272angelic_fruitcake
ParticipantI am guessing there aren’t really any big changes in this newest version? Or have I guessed wrong…? lol
September 15, 2006 at 7:21 pm #152277tim2679
MemberNo the chat transition one don’t work tim.
Yes I was not sure if it was removing the Chat Transistion Ad for other
users as it was not removing it for me. Thats is also why in the About.html
it states that it may or may not remove the Chat Transistion Ad.September 16, 2006 at 4:08 am #152271coded
ParticipantI wish Yahoo published a changelog. I’d like to know what’s fixed or added in this and every other release.
September 16, 2006 at 5:49 pm #152268imported_Ven0m
MemberYou can try taking clean files from 711 and 716 and run a hex compair over the changes within the code. Other than that, it’s anyone’s guess what they fixed/broke in this version.
September 17, 2006 at 9:27 am #152256Jeff Hester
KeymasterOoops sorry folks. I should have posted my rant here instead of in the 8.0.0.711 forum. Here’s the link for posterity anyway. https://bigblueball.com/forums/yahoo-messenger-support/37571-yahoo-messenger-8-0-0-711-a-4.html#post207336;)
Good job, Tim. Fixed my 234×60 annoyance blank space issue, which allowed me to remove my custom filter in AdMuncher. Thanks so much. Being paranoid, I first ran the AdBannerRemoval.zip through all 27 anti-virus engines at http://www.virustotal.com, and am glad to report that it passed the test 100%! :woot:
See ::::: VirusTotal :::::.
Glad to see that with all the .NET 3.0 hype, someone still uses VB6 for something useful. My only nit would be changing the file version, product name, and product version to 8.0.0.716.Happy messaging to all. 😀 😀
September 17, 2006 at 5:49 pm #152276tim2679
MemberQuote:My only nit would be changing the file version, product name, and product version to 8.0.0.716.I state in the post with the download link that it is for use with
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.711 to 8.0.0.716 and also when you open
the patch the window caption also states 8.0 711 to 716. Also when
you start the program it checks which version of messenger that way it
won’t patch a version of messenger where the Offsets would be different
and have the chance of having the messenger crash on start up.Also you are welcome to scan my program with any anti-virus,
spyware checker, ect that you like. More so if you did not download
it from this thread in bigblueball.September 18, 2006 at 11:00 pm #152257Jeff Hester
KeymasterTim you are good at programming, I just tried to crash my computer by useing multiple instances of Yahoo Messenger 8.0 with your AD remover.
Features I was using, at the same time on three different IMs are, Broadcasting Webcam on one instance and viewing on the other two, Voice Conference on all three, Yahoo music on all three, IMViroment, Photo Share, File Share, Chat, Audibles, buzz, and also adding each instance as a friend. lol very noisey but everything worked like a charm.
I know nobody is going to send a file/photo or a Voice Conference with themself or even view there own cam, but I was testing to see if you could do many things on each instance of Yahoo.
The only thing that does not work like a charm, on more then one instance of Yahoo is Display Images, and Call only works on one instance at a time.
No problems yet found for tim’s AD remover.
or even Yahoo messenger 8.0.0.716September 19, 2006 at 12:36 am #152278tim2679
MemberI just tried to crash my computer by useing multiple instances of Yahoo Messenger 8.0 with your AD remover.
Remember to use caution when opening many instances of Yahoo Messenger 8.0
Chris. Each new messenger window you open will use resources and have the
chance of running out of Free Memory.Also remember just as you are able to enable multiple instances, you are also
able to disable them as well.September 19, 2006 at 12:52 am #152258Jeff Hester
KeymasterI already disabled the multiple instances since I don’t use it, I only wanted to fully try your software. Since I never used any of your other software before and it works 100% as advertised, for what I saw.
If your wondering this is the computer I used to do the test.
Computer -> Hp Pavilion(a1310y)
Processor-> 3GHz(Pentium 4 HT)
Operating systems-> Windows XP SP2
Memory-> (1GB)
Pagefile-> 1524 – 3048
Connection-> DSL 1.5Mbps
Network-> Realtek RTL8139
Sound-> Realtek High Definition Audio
Display-> Intel 82915G/GV/910GL Express with 128Mb
Firewall-> Winxp firewallSeptember 19, 2006 at 6:30 am #152263Dermot
ParticipantUsing multiple instances of Messenger is up to your pc, not the program that enabled it.
Doing so to test how many you could open is pretty pointless? unless you’re testing your machines ability to before you sell it or update.
I assume tim just used the Plural key like everybody else?
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