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software to replaced email account in msn messenger by sorren on 01-20-2005 at 07:51 AM
does somebody know what software that can replaced email account in msn messenger?
example: stephen@hotmail.com ---> moc.liamtoh@nehpets
RE: software to replaced email account in msn messenger by Hank on 01-20-2005 at 07:55 AM
what do you mean what software? , unless ya use Outlook expres or Outlook 2000 up to 2003 but i dont think u can use them for hotmail nomore unless you pay for the service, but again im not sure of that either
RE: software to replaced email account in msn messenger by bast on 01-21-2005 at 10:07 AM
I think, he means replace the email account what is checked... Just use Plus!, it's a feature...
(if you have POP3 access)
RE: software to replaced email account in msn messenger by Ezra on 01-21-2005 at 10:19 AM
I think he doesn't see that his e-mailadress is just written backwards...
It's done with a special letter in the name, don't know what one, u have to search.
RE: software to replaced email account in msn messenger by Phrive on 01-21-2005 at 11:33 AM
download that attatchment, write your desired nick name, and then put a spac, and copy and paste the special character from my attchment after the space, and hey presto 
To copy and paste the character, jus Ctrl + A and then copy it
Do save link as, or safe target as 
RE: software to replaced email account in msn messenger by CookieRevised on 01-21-2005 at 12:25 PM
quote:that's not nessecairly needed for the effect though. The space is needed to split the name and the reversed email from each other; it looks better:
Originally posted by Phrive
and then put a space
without the space:
my name<moc.liamtoh@liameym>
with the space:
my name <moc.liamtoh@liameym>
Anyways, this only works in unicode enabled OS's, like XP and Windows 2000 (and maybe other versions, but it doesn't work in Win98). It also only works with contacts who are using MSN Messenger 6.2. MSN Messenger 7 does not show the emailaddress reversed (as reported by others, didn't tested this myself yet).
Also note that when you copy/paste the character you will see nothing. The character is kind of "invisible", but if you select everything in that file posted by Phrive (by pressing CTRL-A) you sure have selected the character. The same goes for when you're pasting it into the nickname textbox in MSN Messenger at the end of your name; you wont see a character, but that doesn't mean it isn't there...
PS: The character in question is the unicode character 8238. To produce this character you simply type ALT-8238 in a textbox which has unicode support (such as the textbox in a conversation window). So in other words, if you don't want to save that file from Phrive, or you have troubles opening it:
- Open a conversation with someone
- Press ALT-8238 (to produce the character)
- Press CTRL-A (to select everything; thus the character you just typed)
- Press CTRL-C (to copy the selected parts to the clipboard (don't worry if you don't see anything selected, that's because it is a "special" character you're working with)
- Go to Tools > Options > Personal > My Display Name
- Put your cursor at the end of your display name and press CTRL-V (to paste the contents of the clipboard)