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For middle man they’re in icbmui. Just AIM they’re in buddyui.ocm.
Jon8FRC mad a great tutorial http://jon8rfc.homeip.net/aim/howto/
So visit his homepage for other info http://jon8rfc.homeip.net/
I am slowly working, as well, on a good tutorial site…I’ll tell you all when it’s up.
V 5.9.3690
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~sengler1/Eh.gif
I removed All ads, Including that weird yellow Drop down section at the bottom.
no plug ins
This exact message is in fact several years old…. don’t you just love when people bring back trends….
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http://aimfilez.com/?id=cloneand yes this method is not as good, but it is another option
I’ve noticed it as well. But I think it is not a big deal, it just happens when the IM has been up for a while, perhaps indicating which IMs were opened first. You can always right click on them and select play.
Perhaps it is saving server space on AOL by disconecting the path of the icon from your computer to the server.Really, how often do you need to see the same thing over and over again?
I would definatly not direct connect with the person, he/she might be very tech savy, and could gain access to your computer.
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If you try this, take a screenshot of the command promt and exit aim, both the program and the task running in the background. go to paint and hit paste.
You can also do this by Hex editing you aim.exe
Download a hex editor, a good one is “Hex Workshop” (http://www.bpsoft.com/)
Then once installed open it, and then open aim.exe. You are now looking for “_Oscar_AppMutex.” Next all you do is change the “.” with a “1” or “2” any, I think, single didget number. and save it under an new name( ! used aim2.exe, aim3.exe …etc)
A great tutorial can be found here: http://aimfilez.com/?id=clone
good luck
Hmmm. I do not think it is because of your background color, mine being black withouth the problem. or perhaps it is a combination of things, font color aim expresions, etc
it will also happens it your serrver goes down at any given time, so that may be the problem, you server disconnects for a few minutes
I do believe, however, the issue is that some one may one day start registering names that will never be used by that individual. Rather they were created merely for the re-sale. Understandably, some screen names need to be recycled, ant therefore ddr becomes available. But it seems rather “wrong” to sell a screen name, that at one point was freely created, when, provided its posable, it could be re-registered with the proprietor.
