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The Tabs its not so real .. by Xtrician on 10-03-2005 at 07:36 PM
They are not like other tabs.. like miranda TabSRMM ..
They not Built-in ..
RE: The Tabs its not so real .. by Supersonicdarky on 10-03-2005 at 07:55 PM
because plus! is a soft patch, it does not mess with the file because it's illigal
RE: The Tabs its not so real .. by absorbation on 10-03-2005 at 07:58 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Supersonicdarky
because plus! is a soft patch, it does not mess with the file because it's illigal
well it's against mircosoft's terms of use
which i did not accept 
And soft patching is still illegal and as cookie says "a soft patch would be grey where as a normal patch would be black"
RE: The Tabs its not so real .. by CookieRevised on 10-03-2005 at 09:15 PM
quote:(...) in illegal terms where black is the worst...
Originally posted by Absorbation
and as cookie says "a soft patch (patching in memory) would be grey where as a normal hard patch (patching the file on disk) would be black (...)"
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quote:The tabs are added by Messenger Plus!, they are not part of MSN Messenger. It is not Microsoft who added the tabs but Messenger Plus!. So, of course they aren't "build in".
Originally posted by Xtrician
They are not like other tabs.. like miranda TabSRMM ..
They not Built-in ..
Messenger Plus! is not the same as MSN Messenger. Messenger Plus! is an (unofficial) addon for the chat client called MSN Messenger. You still are using MSN Messenger when you use Messenger Plus!. Messenger Plus! simply adds some more functionalities to MSN Messenger.
RE: The Tabs its not so real .. by RaceProUK on 10-04-2005 at 10:31 AM
quote:Y'sure? It's against the EULA to modify the executable or any of it's DLLs, but I don't recall it being against the EULA to modify the memory image.
Originally posted by Absorbation
soft patching is still illegal