Good luck, if you have any questions, feel free to ask. If I don't
know the answer, someone else here probably would.
On Jan 15, 2006, at 7:42 AM, Jessica Tyler wrote:
yea, i'll check that out thanks,
jess
On 15 Jan 2006, at AM156, Tom McMahan wrote:
You would put your msn acount information into it but it would do
your messenger work via Fire.
Link is http://fire.sourceforge.net/ but you would put your MSN
acount info your AIM info so forth and so on. Then when you put
in a contact, say such as me, you woud click "Add buddy" in the
mennue, under "name" you would say; put my yahoo id
shadowmonstrosity, then under aliasyou would put in my actual name
or whatever you want to identify me as in your buddy status
outline. Also just arrowed to the left of where you put in the
acount identy for me, there is a service popup mennue where you
would select yahoo. To the right or at least using vo and right
arrow there is a group popup mennue as welll. If you save as is I
would be in your default group, or you could select which group
you would want me in. So you after saving that contact could
then turn around and imput my AIM acount and yahoo acount info as
well, so in the alias you might want to modify how you identify me
slightly which would be an easy way to see in your buddy list
outline which of my acounts are online and know precisely one from
another. Of course you could just as easily use the same
information you typed in the identy field in the alias field then
you would know the different acounts. But you would be running
Fire and would be using it's features.
But it will also tell you when you conect to say MSN how many
mails you have in hotmail just as MSN does.
On Jan 14, 2006, at 5:17 AM, Jessica Tyler wrote:
Hi, can i just do a search for fire? Is it some sort of program
that will run msn, aim, things like that? it does run msn right?
TA
Jess
On 14 Jan 2006, at AM348, Tom McMahan wrote:
This might be one minor advantage of fire. A person can
interact into the box where the messages a re, it has both what
you sent and the other person as well, can hold arrow down down,
and be at the bottom and can get what's newest fairly quickly.
Don't know if we can do that with MSN or not. Maybe will find
out after playing with mail.
On Jan 13, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Jessica Tyler wrote:
no, if i have to read the whole window from the beginning every
time thats not going to work for me. i'd be there all week
before i could even reply. grin.
I am not sure how to reply off list. I will probably figure it
out on my own when i work it out i'll send you my msn.
Jess
On 13 Jan 2006, at PM334, Jane Jordan wrote:
If it's like Fire, yep, you probably have to read the whole
window. Oh well. What's your MSN name? Do you have AIM as
well? I mean an AIM screen name?
Jane
On Jan 13, 2006, at 9:23 AM, Jessica Tyler wrote:
Greetings. I installed msn, got it working but need a few
tips for reading the message window if anyone has them.
I have to read the whole window each time i get a message is
that right? I hope not.
I looked up shortcuts but didn't find anything of much use. I
know there are probably things in the archives but it's so
much to sort through i just cant deal with it on top of
everything else.
If you can help it's much appreciated.
Jess
