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hollyrawlings,
Please view this thread hoping it helps:
https://bigblueball.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=14421LordSeverance,
You or your contact could both individually adjust the webcam viewing screen to your preference. During webcam, on the viewing area, there is two buttons, one to minimize the viewing area, and the other is a drop-down menu list. Browse through the menu list for size adjustment. There is I believe “Small”, “Medium”, or “Large”. Hopefully that made sense, if not, hopefully someone could provide a screenshot.
Have you tried having video conference in Windows Messenger to see if that works?
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The edit button (
) will be at the top of your post with the rest of those icons.have you made any recent changes to your system to possibly cause this? Updating or upgrading anything? Are you sure you have the latest drivers and such for your video hardware? Perhaps you could look into that.
Dan Mumford,
have you tried reinstalling MSN Messenger? Do you have a firewall? Do you have any addons or plugins? What do you have for an internet connection? sorry for all the questions, and hopefully we can solve this problem.
If you want to send a file or folder, it has to be the actual files or folders you want and not the shortcut of the file or folder. A shortcut is just a link to redirect you to the file/folder target. So you have to actually locate the files and/or folders you want and send them instead of a “shortcut”. Hopefully that made sense, especially if I understood your problem
deh707,
could you possibly give us more information about your computer system and software versions? Or more information about the error that occurs? What does this “white text” say? Thanks, hopefully this issue can be solved.
Hey there skygal2004,
here is a link that you might find useful:
How To Disable Windows Messenger
Hope it is what you wanted.
Thanks Ice³,
Apparently you are correct about this, Vetrarros had started a new thread and I thought they were both different questions but it looks like I misunderstood indeed. However, I tried redeeming myself in this thread:
https://bigblueball.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=14662Hopefully I got it right this time:D
I have only installed a skin once, and it had an auto-installer so that didn’t help me learn anything. 🙁
I do not know much about installing skins, however I believe the technique Xtreme2K4 showed here was for only changing the background picture in MSN Messengers Main window where you view your contacts. Please correct me if I am wrong though. If I am right, this is not actually changing the skin of MSN Messenger. But like I said, I could be totally mistaken here, and if I am please correct me on this, i’d like to learn too. 😀
vetrarros,
This post relates to your last post, it wasn’t all that necessary to post again. However, you are a new member so we’ll cut ya some slack…no worries:p.
To answer your question, I was able to find something for you. It is not a patch for MSN Messenger, but a Windows tweak. But you must realize, MSN Messenger cannot sign you in automatically if it does not have any email address saved. So by using this tweak, you will need to open MSN Messenger and type in your email and password everytime.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by aLeeOr you can directly view this link and apply this registry file
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/regs_edits/netpasswordsdisable.reg
you would have to search for this link if you visit the above site !Just Right Click On This Link And Choose ” Save Target As ” and then run the registry file !
If you would like to clean the Sign-In list manually, you can go this way:
(Type in the blue)Start > Run > control userpasswords2 > Advanced Tab > Manage Passwords
Hope I helped in some way! Good luck 🙂
Dread,
we cannot help you if you do not try to help us to help you (if that made sense:eek:). If it is possble, try narrowing down the possibilities. Perhaps reinstall MSN messenger, have a friend sign on, try signing in on another computer, did this problem just start occurring after installing a program or addon? It makes things a lot easier if you figured these things out rather than saying “i don’t know”. Sorry I couldn’t help you, and thanks for your cooperation
vetrarros,
MSN Messenger can sign-in automatically when it detects an internet connection. All you need is to have the “Allow automatic sign in when connected to the Internet” option enabled, and then connect to the internet. This should do it.
If I understand you correctly, you are telling me that it isn’t a matter of MSN Messenger not functioning properly, but instead, it is your email account? So if it is your particular email account, have you considered making a new email account? Or am I misunderstanding the problem here?
Usually MSN Messenger will save the chat logs as default, now if you disabled that option, then you will not find the .xml files.
If you do not have MSN Plus! installed, or if you do not have that feature also enabled, you will not find any .txt files
Windows does not create hidden chat logs either.
