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http://www.ajworld.net/AIMSmileys/AJWorld.htm
a picture of them in action is also on the page.
Looks neat, I’ll give it a try later. Unfortunately, you need to have your buddies install this for them to see the smilies…And you need to enter the codes manually.
ive been telling people this many times. although those “smilieys” (if thats wut u want to call some of them) are much different then the kind of changes i was talking about.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by AJ 187I know they’re weird, but I did this just to say that it can be done.
The big question for me is: Does the other side also need to install your program to be able to see the smileys?
Quote:quote:Originally posted by DJHyperbyteThe big question for me is: Does the other side also need to install your program to be able to see the smileys?
this is unfortunate, but yes.
it’s also a drawback because it won’t work with Trillian, as the smileys come in the same form one would use for an AIM Expression.
In that case, my statement “You cannot make custom smileys” stands.
There is already a topic about modifying existing AIM smiley sets. Please use it, instead of creating a new one.Nevermind that. I seem to have misunderstood the messages in that topic. It is not about custom smiley sets/expressions, it is about the existing (built-in) ones. I re-opened this topic.
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