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For services other than MSN try using port 80. The makes a rather half-hearted attempt at looking like your browsing the web, so you might get through your firewall (if it’s not set up very well).
Sadly this *never* works for Trillian-MSN at the moment.
In Pro there are a couple of skins that let you choose the emoticon pack (including the default one) from preferences, although not all skins support this.
In 0.74 this is never possible, you have to edit the code of the skin you’re using to put the default emoticons in it. This is difficult, but not impossible if you’re determined enough. What’s the skin you’re using?
Quote:quote:Originally posted by hefiDoes anyone had a working downloadlink for this patch? finally I searched for this one, but didnt find a working link!?
Yes, you can download it here. Anywhere else is illegal, and this board is not a centre for warez.
Since the patch is now out for all legit customers I don’t see any reason to keep this thread open.
In preferences go to windows->initial. Look at the bottom, you can change “size … by …” to whatever you want (in pixels). Works for all skins. 🙂
C’mon DangerBoy, there’s no need for name-calling.
Well trillian already has secure IM on AIM and ICQ. It uses a very strong encryption standard, so people listening in on your network won’t stand a chance at decryting it. Unfortunately it always makes and exchanges keys at the start of the session (as opposed to using public keys), so it’s susceptible to “man-in-the-middle” attacks by people with accounts on internet servers between you and your conversee.
It is possible to add encryption to Trillian Pro in the form of a plugin on any medium, as demonstrated by this attempt. This particular example is probably not what you’re looking for though, since although it uses public keys (so isn’t susceptable to man-in-the-middle attacks) it doesn’t use a very high bitrate, so any determined listener could crack the encyrption.
Is this the message you’re getting:
Quote:quote:*** Error logging into AIM: Unknown code 1If so, you’re screenname has been suspended or cancelled for some reason, or it’s an account that works with the AOL messenger (i.e. with AOL as your ISP) but not AIM.
I think they WERE going to put incoming webcam support in 2.0 (it was in the changelog in early betas) but ran into legal issues with microsoft. So you can’t turn it on I’m afraid.
The problem revolved around the fact that at the time MSN used an external program made by logitech for the webcam stuff. Since 2.0 came out MS changed it and now uses its own code for the webcam, so there’s hope that a future version of trillian will support it.
It’s not possible in 0.7x I’m afraid. In Pro this message doesn’t come up at all (although obviously it’s not worth $25 just to get rid of that message!).
Go into account preferences, and on the connection tab chage the sever to scs.msg.yahoo.com . On version 2.01 this should already be the server.
Smilies are skin-dependant, so if you’ve changed skins recently your selection of smilies will have changed. Also you can turn off smilies in prefs->windows->display-> “show emoticons”, so maybe you’ve done this by accident. If that fails I suggest you backup your buddies.xml file and reinstall trillian.
Finally, smilies have absolutely nothing to do with plugins, so copying someone else’s plugin folder won’t help you.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by nooneknowBut when I set my YM status to be Available, my status is still appearing next to my ID in my friend’s list. How can I do? I have to go into invisible mode, available again, then thing would be alrite! complicated enough 🙁
I think that’s a bug with custom yahoo away messages. If you set yourself to the preset “away” then available that should work just as well as putting invisible in the middle, but it’s still only a workaround.
PS please start new threads for new topics in future, cheers.
