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williamlee
MemberI did some checking and I can not find where msn offers an auto response for email. but you can leave your messenger on i believe with a away from office message if that helps. or I think you can put whatever message you want like gone home for the day. good luck in solving your problem.
williamlee
MemberI am sure there maybe programs that will allow those you have blocked to see many things but being that you blocked them it could most likely mean you had a falling out with this person. Chances are they are not going to spy on you although it is possible. It could also be possible they don’t have you on their contact list any longer. if you go to tools then to options and go to privacy and look on the contact list their should be a box that says alert me when other people add me to their contact list the box should be checked and a view button above that when clicked will show you all those that have you on their list. if this person is their just email them and ask them to please remove you from their list. chances are they will do as you ask.
williamlee
Memberwas in google looking for webcam help and a section of the forum from BBB was there so i clicked on it and it brought me here. So did a search engine bring me here or was it fate or maybe the forces of the supernatural. lol nope was a search engine im sure of it. BBB rules
williamlee
MemberClick the “Messenger” menu in Yahoo! Messenger and select “Connection Preferences.”
Enable the “Firewall with no proxies” option.
Select the correct Internet connection type and country from the pull-down menus.
Click the “OK” button at the bottom of the window.
Yahoo! Messenger will ask you if you want to sign in again with your new proxy settings. Click the “OK” button.
Enter your ID and password and click the “Sign In” button.
The above configuration works in most situations. (However, if you connect in this way, you won’t be able to use the Voice feature.) If this configuration doesn’t work, follow these steps:Click the “Messenger” menu in Yahoo! Messenger and select “Connection Preferences.”
Enable the “No network detection” option and then click the “OK” button at the bottom of the window.
Yahoo! Messenger will ask you if you want to sign in again with your new proxy settings. Click the “OK” button.
Enter your ID and password and click the “Sign In” button.
If none of the above options work, you’re probably behind a firewall or proxy server that requires you to enter its address. Follow these steps:Click the “Messenger” menu in Yahoo! Messenger and select “Connection Preferences.”
Enable the “Use proxies” option.
Enter your firewall and/or proxy server’s address and port number. Contact your network administrator (if you’re at work), or your Internet service provider (if you’re at home) to determine the correct firewall and proxy settings.
Click the “OK” button at the bottom of the window.
Yahoo! Messenger will ask you if you want to sign in with your new proxy settings. Click the “OK” button.
Enter your ID and password and click the “Sign In” button.
If you try all of the steps above and Yahoo! Messenger still can’t connect, contact your network administrator, ISP (Internet Service Provider), or the person who initially set up your computer to ensure that your firewall and/or proxy settings are correct.williamlee
MemberWow thanks for the oh so warm welcome. Yeah I am new but so charged my salute to each and everyone of you as I admire your fine work here and think highly of the advice you share with others as well with me. Rabidkitten yeah a bit of a hippy I guess, sounds like you got my number alright lol. Anna I love your style. Martin Bradley I have not seen much of your postings but is a large place which I have been reading so much I am sure I will gain so much knowledge from what you have offered to become an advisor you really must be good. Sara I have read a lot of your postings and I always look forward to hearing what you have to say it is an honor and yep beer is on ice. and Kudo wow what can I say I have used your advise you have shared with others to correct some of my own problems and I am thankful. Once again thank all of you and I am looking forward to working with all of you and getting to know you better.
williamlee
Memberwhen I upgraded to 7.0 messenger never had a voice chat button. thought yahoo just left that out so I have been going into conference as it is in there and it works fine.
williamlee
Memberwell welcome to BBB tiggersmokin, I have been here a few days and everyone seems so nice and friendly not to mention helpful. take sometime to look around and please feel free to post in any of the number of forums. You will see there are some pretty great people here at bigblueball.
April 9, 2006 at 3:56 am in reply to: The Only 11 Times In History It Was Okay To Drop An "F"-Bomb. #141862williamlee
MemberI enjoyed it and may I add what makes me laugh ummmmmm its lame but here we go. what makes me laugh is watching bill gates all the way to the bank. lol “does that make me crazy”??
williamlee
MemberThanks Anna great help.
williamlee
MemberI thought of the processor heating up and used a digital laser thermo to monitor the flux in the Temp to make sure it wasn’t. But can you tell me how I can check and see if the games are filling up the ram? and if it is indeed that. how I can resolve the problem. thanks for your answer
williamlee
MemberEagle,
Hey thanks, sounds like just what my son is looking for. He also sends his thanks.
williamlee
Memberisn’t the new 7.5 a beta version? I have tried a few beta versions of different things and usually find a bug or two to report as this is why they set it up to be tested so these problems can be addressed. changes are it has nothing to do with you doing anything wrong but more a problem to report to yahoo messenger beta team so they are aware the problem is present so they can address it and repair it. I usually never try a beta program on my account I use on a daily bases and use one that has either no friends or a selected few for testing purposes this way no harm no foul. and when you do a beta test may be a good idea to let your friends know that your testing out something new and may not be on messenger for a while so they do not worry about your absence. good luck.
williamlee
Memberlower left hand of your monitor left click start go to programs then to accessories then to system tools and finally to system information left click to open microsoft system information box. left click tools tab choose internet explorer tool in the drop down menu left click to open new box. choose repair internet explorer. click ok, after the repair it will prompt you to restart your computer choose yes. hope this helps. good luck
williamlee
MemberI don’t know if this can help but I personally find that when messages are lagging the problem is usually my own system in need of some maintenance. scanning disk for errors and a defragging and a clean up of old files brings everything back upto speed for me. makes good sense to clean your system first or even better make a habit of it. doing a preventative maintenace can save you a ton of worry and headaches.
williamlee
Membersometimes people uninstall a program and forget there could be a left over folder some place. I would suggest uninstall messenger then going to the add/remove section and removing anything there that is connected with messenger then I would do a file folder search and type in yahoo messenger and check it using my computer so it checks through your entire system. after that I would go back and reinstall. It sounds like you have something left from a download that is conflicting with the new install. good luck
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