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I, too, am a little curious where that came from. I was just uncertain, and wanted to make sure. No need to get angry.
Just to ask one question, though (not that this is an issue for me). At one time, I know OSI’s used an MSN screen name to connect and get the status of the user in question (like a bot), correct? (I don’t know if this has changed, though) If that is true, theoretically, if you add the OSI’s MSN Screen Name, would that not solve the problem?
This probably isn’t the answer, but might as well eliminate all possibilities. As far as I know, OSI’s cache the status of you being online/offline for a few minutes. So, log online, wait a little bit (5 to 10 minutes), and then refresh your OSI. Also, if that doesn’t work, try to use another OSI host and see if that works.
One last thing: check to make sure your IM clients are set up to allow web presence to be seen. I know Yahoo and ICQ have these features, and MSN you must allow everyone to access you for your status to be seen through OSI. Check these out… more information about that is in the FAQ i think…~Kyle
All of ICQ online status idicators are having problems, even the ones on ICQ!
ICQ:At least it doesn’t work for me, anyway. I think it’s an ICQ issue, but don’t quote me on that!
~Kyle
