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Originally posted by blessedguy

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Originally posted by gabydday
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Hmm, does "the new version alert" work?

We are on 03/20/2011 and i never had one !!

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Originally posted by Frackounet
Hmm, does "the new version alert" work?

We are on 03/20/2011 and i never had one !!

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It sometimes works. As in: no, it doesn't work as it should.

In theory, if you want to have the latest version and don't want to wait for the auto-update to be activated, check the download page and/or check for a new version yourself by using the /checkupdates command*.

* but even that doesn't work as it should at the moment.

PS: this said, the auto-update isn't enabled right after a release anyways, for various reasons. Usually it is only after a week (or longer) that they enable the auto-update indication.

so no support for 8.5? Bummer, that's the end of msgplus for me :/ (yes, I refuse to use 2009 and on crappy wlm versions )

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Originally posted by notabug
so no support for 8.5? Bummer, that's the end of msgplus for me :/ (yes, I refuse to use 2009 and on crappy wlm versions )

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On the www.msgplus.net Download Page you can find the older versions of Messenger Plus!
The version you are looking for is most likely 4.9.
This way you can continue to use Messenger Plus! untill you decide to switch over.

Side-note: Windows Live Messenger 2009 isn't half as dramatically changed compared to previous versions as Windows Live Messenger 2011 is.

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Originally posted by gabydday

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Originally posted by pollolibredegrasa

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Originally posted by gabydday
wtf is this? is new from msgplus?

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OpenCandy is a module used in some distributions of the Plus! setup. It collects some basic information about your computer/location and sends this to their server in order to offer you relevant software during the Plus! setup program. Because of this, it's sometimes detected as adware/malware by some antivirus programs, however it's perfectly safe, and you don't need to install the software it offers you.

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thanks!

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That's odd, I use ESET Smart Security and I hadn't got that problem installing. :/

http://www.google.com/ventures/open-candy.html

Open Candy is a Google Ventures company nothing to wary about