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I was working on a new feature for my script when I decided to release it seperatly as well. Until now, the only way to see the colours in your own PSM was to add yourself to you contact list. Ths script creates a ChildWnd object that attaches to the Contact List and displays your PSM in full colour.

Limitations
This version only updates the ChildWnd every 15 seconds so if you resize the contact list it may make the ChildWnd disappear temporarily.

For now, it replaces (actually only hides) the search bar on the contact list.

Needless to say, this will be included in a future release of PSM+. If you leave feedback, I can improve future versions for both the stand alone version and the version included in PSM+


This screenshot is from the "Enhanced PSM" included with "PSM+"

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The script makes a copy of the PSM and puts over the menu under the psm, so your not able to use it. And I don't get how to use it. Plz work a bit longer with this script...

The script is supposed to overlay the PSM. I think different size contact lists windows messes up the height/width/x/y calculations. I'll try and work something with them out

You can still edit your PSM though by going to same place you goto edit your name...

Thanks spunky, very useful for you own PSM+ script as i can see it all in full colour. I agree with moongoose and you should make the colour psm bit editable.

I can make an option to edit it and so on. I'll release another version soon, hopefully with better compatability

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Originally posted by MoonGoose
The script makes a copy of the PSM and puts over the menu under the psm, so your not able to use it. And I don't get how to use it. Plz work a bit longer with this script...

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Works ok here, hm.. :/

erm, doesn't work for me, but i just looked at the code. Does it only work when you sign in?

If you look, when the script is started, it check to see if you are signed in and then calls the OnEvent_SigninReady function.

It'll work if you're already signed in when you start the script

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Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
If you look, when the script is started, it check to see if you are signed in and then calls the OnEvent_SigninReady function.

It'll work if you're already signed in when you start the script

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oh ok, but its not, could it be to do with any of the versions i have?

Honestly, I doubt it. Dazmatic had the same problem though I think and he was using VISTA.

Check the debug window for any messages. If theres no messages the API is working fine and I don't know why it's not working