So... after a while of not using Pidgin, apparently it had certificate issues
with AIM.
I deleted the old version of Pidgin from the computer and installed the new
version.
Something odd though... it remembered my login name on AIM. Why'd it do this?
Please respond ASAP.
A baffled
On Fri, 28 Feb 2014 10:59:12 -0800 (PST)
jobsquad wrote:
Something odd though... it remembered my login name on AIM. Why'd it
do this?
Very simple, it stores user information etc in the .purple directory
under your user/apps directory. The program is installed in the normal
program files tree,
So... I uninstalled the old Pidgin because of a certificate issue with AIM.
Then, I installed a newer version of Pidgin and strangely enough, it remembered
my AIM name.
Is this normal? I completely uninstalled the old version from the computer and
then installed the newer version and it
This is normal. Most applications do not remove your personal settings.
If you are on a Windows platform, they will be located here:
%appdata%\.purple\
Please feel free to delete these manually after uninstall. This is
consistent with nearly all desktop software and not unique to Pidgin.
Hello:
How do I save settings?Every time I do settings and quit and then open up
again, the settings are not there.HelpHope to hear from someone soon.
thanksnancy staib ___
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