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October 17, 2006 at 4:19 pm in reply to: YTK Pro Now Available! *pre-release to release info tracking* #155861
tim2679
MemberNo, YTunnel and Yahoo did not merge.
The only messenger Yahoo charges for that I know of is Yahoo! Business Messenger 2.0
This messenger is designed for business use and has some other features that
the free Yahoo Messenger does not.tim2679
MemberThink of it like this, say you type the wrong address to a website and a little
while later you see an msn search page open asking you if you meant and it
gives you a list of sites with similar names. Usually ad banner is hidden but
OpenDNS for some reason is taking you to their search site to look up the
* that is used in combination with the patch to hide the ad banner.So you have two options.
1. Keep using the OpenDNS and live with the ad banner.
2. Use your ISP’s DNS and have the ad banner hidden.This is how I see it. I can’t control the DNS as far as I know.
Someone else may have better knownledge on DNS that could
help more then I can at this point. For the most part what I
understand about DNS is it converts the websites urls to IP’s.tim2679
MemberThe easiset way to do this is to use an alias name to show your webcam and enter chat with your main name or with another alias.
Example:
Main Name: bigblueball
Alias Name: bigblueball_1
Alias Name: bigblueball_2
Alias Name: bigblueball_3I believe you can create up to six alias names per main id.
So say you enter chat with bigblueball, you can then choose to
broadcast your webcam under your main name or any aliases.
Simply choose to broadcast under an alias name and no one
but the people you want to know will know you have you cam on.To change which name you are broadcasting on simply turn on your
webcam, click on File in the menu at the top, select Change Profile.
Select the profile you want to broadcast with and click the OK button.Make sure you do the Change Profile before you go into the chat room.
If you don’t you could have the chance of it show your cam icon.tim2679
MemberWhat you need to do is click on Settings at the top right on your 360 page.
Once the settings page is loaded on the right side you will see a combo box.Example
[ATTACH]980[/ATTACH]You will see the combo box in the following sections of the settings page.
1. Name
2. Current Location
3. Age
4. GenderYou can select seperate options for each. If you select Public then everyone
will be able to see it. If you select Friends then only people on your buddy
list will be able to see it. If you select friends of friends then people that are
on your buddy list who are on your friends buddy list can see and so on. If
you have it set to Public then anyone can see it.tim2679
MemberWell the only other way that I know of would be to set the messenger to only
accept pm’s from people that are in your buddy list. There is no way to patch
what you are asking that I know of. You would have to have the source code
to Yahoo Messenger 8.0 and change it there. I don’t believe Yahoo Messenger
is an open source program so the chances of actually finding the source code
is very slim. Also you would have to know C and/or C++ to make the changes.tim2679
MemberIf you are talking about the new pm window taking focus then you can do the following.
Messenger > Preferences > Messages
Then at the top where you see When I receive a new message select
the radio box that says Minimize the message window to the taskbarThis will stop the new pm from taking the focus of the window you are using.
It will also stay minimized in the taskbar until you select it.tim2679
MemberChris you should know by now those are sites designed to steal your Yahoo ID
and Password. If anything you should make a bot name ( which contains none
of your own personal data ) that way if you do sign in with your bot name all
they really did was steal a useless bot.Anyway, whoever stole your name had the information sent to
http://demons-revenge.com/ylogd/ymail.php
In the furture I would suggest either not putting any username and password
or use a bot that has none of your personal data.Also you should remove the link you have posted so no else can lose their Yahoo Account.
This is what a phishing site looks like. You will notice in the address bar the
URL is not an offical Yahoo website. It may look like an actual Yahoo Login
but in facts its not. Below is a Screen Shot.[ATTACH]974[/ATTACH]
tim2679
MemberQuote:Is there a way that someone can tell if their profile is accessed?No you can’t tell if someone has viewed your profile unless they tell you they did.
Quote:Can my “friends” tell if I am online, even if I am in invisible mode?The only way someone can tell if you are online but invisible right now is if
you have their Yahoo screen name on your friends list and use a program that
can display if you are online or not. If someone that you don’t have on your
friends list trys to scan your online status will always get a false reading telling
them that you are offline.Quote:Is there a Yahoo piece that can tell me if someone has PM turned on or off?No, the only way you can be sure if someone has their PM’s turned off is if
they tell you they have them off. ( By tell you I mean in a chat room, ect )tim2679
MemberI am working on some changes which includes being able to save the Blank.html
in a Directory that you want.Also making changes to support the following builds
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.508
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.506
Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.505
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.819
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.814
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.811
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.647
Yahoo Messenger 7.5.0.333tim2679
MemberQuote:but it causes a momentary pause when trying to view a webcam which I really hateWhen removing the Webcam Ads a registry entry is added. The same method
has been used in the past to remove the Webcam Ads. Also when you view
someone’s cam it connects to the Cam Server and connects to the Ad/s link.
The Ad/s are not stored on the Cam Server. So if you are getting a delay
then its most likely from the Cam Server. My program does not make any
changes to the Cam Server. As for the Transition Ad the normal method of
blocking it seems to no longer works. I am sure in time someone will find a
new way. Also remember that the Transition Ad is only displayed once each
time you start the messenger. As for your question about the programmer of
YTunnel. There is no need to ask him as he would probably reply to buy his
program if you don’t wish to see the ads. I made my simple little program for
the people who do not wish to spend $17 on YTunnel.tim2679
MemberSoda, where exactly in Torseq Tech post does he take credit for someone else’s work ?
If you would actually read what he posted you will see he only gave information
on how to try and prevent from being booted. No where does he state he came
up with the methods that he posted. I am not being mean just hate seeing someone
being blamed for something to did not do.tim2679
MemberI am currently using Yahoo Messenger 8.0.0.716 and the display pictures are displaying properly for me.
tim2679
MemberQuote:I assume tim just used the Plural key like everybody else?Yes, its the easiest way of enabling and disabling multiple instances of YIM 8.0
Easy meaing you don’t have to change the YahooMessenger.exe binary data
and also easier to use for those who don’t like messing with the registry editor.It creates the DWord Value for you, and also sets the Value Data.
When you load my program it will look to see if you already have a DWord created.
If one is there it then checks to see if the Value Data is 0 or if its equal or greater
then 1. If there is no DWord or if the Data Value is 0 then it knows its disabled.
If its equal to or greater then 1 if knows it is enabled. If you already had a DWord
created before using my program it will allow you to disable it without having to go
to the registry editor to do it. -
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