Shoutbox

Hey Everyone,
Would it be possible for someone to make a script to disable the default emoticons in Windows Live Messenger?

What i mean is for it to disable them so you can't see the emoticons for say example   in Windows Live Messenger and your contacts can't see ect when you send them.

Please,
I really hate them.

Thank you To everyone.
-Sam

You would have to pathc yours, and everyone else's messenger clients... So no. Sorry.

Do you mean patch?

Disable them in Messenger:

Tools > Options > Messages > Show emoticons
Tools > Options > Messages > Show custom emoticons

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Originally posted by soap1125
What i mean is for it to disable them so you can't see the emoticons for say example   in Windows Live Messenger and your contacts can't see ect when you send them.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Disable them in Messenger:

Tools > Options > Messages > Show emoticons
Tools > Options > Messages > Show custom emoticons

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Not quite what the OP wanted. He wanted to disable them on both ends.

I managed to get it working. And very effectively I might add. I made use of the zero width space. By inserting this character into the middle of the emoticon it will simply show the code for the emoticon on both ends.

Cheers!

if people sent you those emotions, I think you can do nothing about it!

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Originally posted by rachelgreen
if people sent you those emotions, I think you can do nothing about it!

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Originally posted by matty

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Originally posted by soap1125
What i mean is for it to disable them so you can't see the emoticons for say example   in Windows Live Messenger and your contacts can't see ect when you send them.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Disable them in Messenger:

Tools > Options > Messages > Show emoticons
Tools > Options > Messages > Show custom emoticons

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Not quite what the OP wanted. He wanted to disable them on both ends.

I managed to get it working. And very effectively I might add. I made use of the zero width space. By inserting this character into the middle of the emoticon it will simply show the code for the emoticon on both ends.

Cheers!

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obviously you can

No actually you can't. The new message cannot be larger than that of the message received.

However the message you send can be up to as large as the protocol allows. Well 1500 with Messenger Plus!