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It may be a good idea to completely uninstall messenger. Download a new copy of the installer then install 🙂
It seems you’ve accidentally pressed the Windows key combination that switches your keyboard profiles. This is a standard Windows key combination for any textbox that supports RTL.
For LTL (Left aligned) press:
Code:+For RTL (Right aligned) press:
Code:+Have a browse of this thread for more information 🙂
Messenger Plus Forums: Text direction in MSN…I’ve got a Nokia 6630. Its a good phone, does all that I want it to :). Have been looking at getting a new one (Maybe a N80 because of its wireless capabilities), but my car insurance is so expensive these days 🙁
Evilseph is technically right, but i know people who call it msn 8 :S
how about possibly moving MSN Messenger related threads to a subforum and making Windows Live Messenger the main one?
@detn8r 214141 wrote:
StuffPlugNG also has the functionality, but this feature isn’t ready (yet) for WLM.
The latest version has this feature 🙂
if you have Mozilla Firefox you can use the addin “VideoDownloader”
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2390/
🙂
Firefox:
- Goto “View”, which is located at the top of your browser
- Click “Text Size”
- Choose “Increase”
The firefox shortcut is ctrl and + for increasing, while its ctrl and – for decreasing.
Internet Explorer 7:
- Click on the “Page” button
- Choose “Text Size”
- Choose a larger size
Also a neat trick if you have a mouse with a middle scroll wheel, if you hold Ctrl and scroll the wheel up and down it changes the text size 🙂
Messenger connects to “messenger.hotmail.com” immediately
It then identifies the version of messenger with the Messenger Servers and it then relays you to your local notification server.
For example:
-> IN: XFR 2 NS 207.46.106.63:1863 0 65.54.239.210:1863207.46.106.63 is the ip address of one of the messenger servers.
Also, if you mean physical address of the servers then they have clusters in Redmond, Dublin, Singapore and Reading.
Hmm one method I can think of is to only show messenger contacts in your contact list, you can do this by doing the following:
- Go to your Windows Live Messenger Contact List
- Click the top menu titled “Contacts”
- Then choose “Filter Contacts”
- Select “Messenger Contacts Only”
These contacts are on the work network, and not actually on your messenger allow list. This is the reason you cannot put them on your block list.
If you have any queries regarding this I would speak to your company’s IT technician and/or read the company’s policy on Instant Messaging in the work place.
