Shoutbox

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Originally posted by mess.be

Risico Messenger is a MSN Client that requires no installation. This may be of use to you if you are unable to install MSN Messenger at your school, college or workplace for example.

Risico Messenger is a full version of MSN Messenger 6.2.0205 in dutch, however all the menu items and buttons are in the same place as in the english version - so any non dutch speaking old school messers shouldnt have a problem!

Download Risico Messenger (DUTCH)

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This was recently posted on mess.be. i was wondering if there is an english version anywhere and/or how easy it would be to translate.

this would be extremely cool to use in school

thanks

I would like an English version of this too

You may just be able to switch msgslang.dll with an English one. Haven't tried it myself (although I like the idea of Risico: may put it on my pen drive).

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Originally posted by raceprouk
You may just be able to switch msgslang.dll with an English one. Haven't tried it myself (although I like the idea of Risico: may put it on my pen drive).

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oh yea my pen drive gd idea....i think its a fantastic idea....people just use e-messenger in school atm but this would be great, shared documents , lol... well lots of people would use it, just the fact its writtten in dutch

You can replace the msgslang.dll with a version 6.2 one it should work, because I know 7.0 doesnt.

gilly messenger

i dont think gilly would be as useful because it doesnt give the same functionality that this does, like not having to install anything. But even when i tried it, it had an instalation screen :/

does gilly messenger work in english if you replace the .dll with the 6.2 .dll file? i dont have it on hand....

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Originally posted by Raven89
You can replace the msgslang.dll with a version 6.2 one it should work, because I know 7.0 doesnt.

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Could you please post that .DLL here?! Or send it to me at Leif.Larsson(at)umea(dot)se

sorry i dont have it. ive seen it a few times now. why do people right their email with (at) and (dot) etc...?

thanks