Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features - Printable Version -Shoutbox (https://shoutbox.menthix.net) +-- Forum: MsgHelp Archive (/forumdisplay.php?fid=58) +--- Forum: Messenger Plus! for Live Messenger (/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +---- Forum: WLM Plus! General (/forumdisplay.php?fid=23) +----- Thread: Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features (/showthread.php?tid=56906) Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features by AaronG85 on 03-15-2006 at 08:34 AM
Ok here it goes (Please note im beta testing windows live messenger OFFICIALLY and have invites so dont hesitate to ask me) RE: Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features by jordanspringer on 03-15-2006 at 08:45 AM
quote:Patchou is currently working on Messenger Plus! Live, to be compatible with the new Windows Live Messenger. quote:Personally, I am pretty sure Patchou wouldnt add this feature, however it may be able to be added as a tab taking you to an html chat page. quote:So far the most recent WLM build does not have built in tabbed chatting. I don't think this feature will be built into WLM. quote:Messenger Plus! by default will periodically check for updates and prompt you to update to the current version. MSN Messenger and Windows Live Messenger both periodically check for updates on their own by default as well. ---- You probably will now ask when is Messenger Plus! Live released? It will be shortly after the release of Windows Live Messenger, when it finishes beta. RE: Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features by NiteMare on 03-15-2006 at 08:46 AM
here the answer to some of your questions: RE: Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features by zach on 03-15-2006 at 08:48 AM
1. YES RE: Couple Of QandA For Patchou About Features by CookieRevised on 03-15-2006 at 08:54 AM
quote:A new version, named Messenger Plus! Live, is in the making. It is currently being beta tested (since a few days), so it will be some time until there is a public release though. There is no release date known. But, it will be released after Windows Live Messenger becomes officially public and when Messenger Plus! Live is finished. quote:I'm not sure about this but as far as I'm concearned I hope not as the Plus! custom names work differently (it has more possebilities, think about the use of the (!N) and (!M) tags in custom names). But maybe this will be integrated in the WLM custom names by Plus!, dunno... So don't take my word on it, only time will tell. quote:Microsoft has made plans with Yahoo to make their services compatible so you can talk from an .NET passport account to a Yahoo account and vice versa. When this will happen is not known, but the plans do exist and it is the road that Microsoft will follow in the futur. This will not be integrated in Plus! though. quote:Windows Live Messenger does not have tabbed chatting. Though this is a feature on the long list of things they plan to do eventually. In the mean time, tabbed chatting in Plus! Live will not be removed and will still be there. quote:In short: this is privacy invasion. To automatically see what version the other one is using has been discussed a lot in the past (search forums). The only thing you can do (for Plus!) is using the /ping command. The other user will see this too (part of why this command isn't a privacy invasion). For Windows Live Messenger such a command or option or feature doesn't exist and can also not be implemented by Plus! as there is no way (at least not a full proof clean way) to determine what the contact is using (besides that privacy invasion thingie). - Plus! Live will be downwards compatible with Plus! 3.6x anyways. Also there will an update of Plus! 3.6x (for those who don't use Windows Live Messenger) which will be made compatible with the stuff in Messenger Plus! Live. As for Windows Live Messenger itself: almost all the stuff is again downwards compatible with MSN Messenger 7.5. So there is also actually no need for such checks in context of being able to use some stuff (like custom names, colors in names, winks, sounds, even shared folders, etc...). It would simply be interesting to know what the contact is using, but you can always simply ask your contact in that case... |