Shoutbox

Hi!
The problem is that my conversations (only the text&smileys, not the window itself) get deformed after some events... like receive a file, send a file or sent/receive a handwriting.

It's very annoying because after this 'deformation', I can't see more handwritings, when someone sends me a file, I only can see the filename, not the icon/image nor the transfer progress bar, and the emoticons are displaced.

I've been "suffering" this bug for 3 years (it happens in my 2 PCs, and I've formatted them a lot of times... I never save the MsgPlus config, I always reconfigure it fully), and I want to avoid it now.

Version Windows: Windows XP, 5.01.2600
Version Messenger: 7.5.0324
Version Messenger Plus!: 3.62.0146

I have StuffPlug 2.2.397 beta too, but even if I disable it, the bug continues appearing.

In the screenshot you can see what I'm talking about.

Thank you in advance. Byee!

PD: Sorry for my bad English, I'm Spanish

You forgot to post a screenshot

You're right! hahaha

I had this problem too a lot, and it only happened when I was in a long long conversation with someone and send/recieved a bunch of files. I always thought it was only me having this problem but it seems like I'm wrong...

I didn't tried it without Plus! yet, so I can't confirm it's a Messenger or a Plus! bug.

It may be some option of MsgPlus. Is there any easy way to compare our configurations? :-\

It's not a Plus! issue: it's an old Messenger bug.

And do you know how to avoid it or what is causing it??

Thanks!

Yeah this happens to me all the time...
And you're right it is only when i've had the conversation open for ages and sent a few things already...
I also get that it keeps scrolling up when i write something...
But then maybe it's just msn telling me that it's unhealthy to talk to one person as much as i do... who knows...

I'm afraid I don't know what's causing it, but it tends to happen only to long convos with lots of activity.

Anyway... I'm talking to someone but I'm always who suffers this f*ck*ng bug, and not the other person