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MemberI have it on the default, but my o’s looks funny. It looks like kind of stop sign.
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MemberQuote:quote:Originally posted by ladie_vennomFor your 1st question. The delete button is disabled (or shaded out) because the person who your trying to get rid off from your block list and allow list, hasn’t deleted you from their list. When that person deletes you from there list, that option will be enabled and you can finally delete them from your list.
For your 2nd question, i’m not sure why you have to keep putting your password in, if you set it up to sign you in automatically.
Because when I exit from MSN messenger and ONLY go to hotmail inbox with browser opening, it asks my password. Hope that makes sense.
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MemberI have 2 other questions. There is a nick that I don’t know on my allow list and when I go to my options and click on privacy and right click on that nick and try to delete it, but it won’t delete cause the delete option is shaded out. I moved it to the My Block list and right click on that nick and try to delete it also the delete option is shaded out. Why is the delete option shaded out, is there a way to delete that from My Allow list and/or My Block list?
My other question is: Whenever I exit from MSN messenger and go to hotmail directly from the browser without signing to MSN messenger hotmail asks my password even though I have it checked as autmatically sign in and never click on sign out. On the MSN messenger options I have already unchecked whatever is supposed to be unchecked but it still does this problem. Is this normal?sensitive
MemberI have another question about another matter of hotmail and MSN messenger. When I exit from MSN and go back to hotmail to check my emails without signing on to MSN the MSN loads up to the taskbar. Is that normal or can I do something about that without loading up when checking email only through the browser? I have gone through the steps on the MSN options unchecking the necessaries. I hope this make sense.
I don’t want the MSN messenger loads up on the task bar when I ONLY go to hotmail on my browser.sensitive
MemberI want to delete the MSN messenger contacts on my hotmail contacts. Can I do that or not?
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MemberI’m still having the hotmail asking me the password and etc. even though on the messenger option privacy I have unchecked the: Always ask me for my password when checking hotmail or opening other .net passport-enable web pages. I also uncheck windows messenger on the outlook express. Any suggestions here:confused:
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MemberNevermind I fixed it 🙂
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MemberI’m still having problems.
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MemberIts on Medium.
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MemberI’m not sure. Here is a stupid question, who can I know if the cookies are enable or not?
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