Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Mario Achkar
large amount of emoticons

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You can't send more that 5 different custom emoticons in a message .

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Originally posted by Felu

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Originally posted by Mario Achkar
large amount of emoticons

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You can't send more that 5 custom emoticons in a message .

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Yes you can...

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Originally posted by Dazmo

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Originally posted by Felu

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Originally posted by Mario Achkar
large amount of emoticons

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You can't send more that 5 custom emoticons in a message .

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Yes you can...

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if they are the same one

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Originally posted by NanaFreak

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Originally posted by Dazmo

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Originally posted by Felu

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Originally posted by Mario Achkar
large amount of emoticons

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You can't send more that 5 custom emoticons in a message .

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Yes you can...

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if they are the same one

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Or by using stuffplug...

I'm not talking about custom emoticons , any animated emoticon in large numbers can cause a crash

try appearing offline then block him and see what happens
there are other programs that have flood protection but I don't think this works for emotions
Stuff-plug has a feature where you can block a person but still talk when you need to (i think)
anyway let me know what happens?

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Originally posted by Eddie
Maybe a Messenger Plus Live! Script that "lilhacker" Messenger will Respond to that this "friend" has sent to "lilhacker". Very ironic name bt meh

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Originally posted by Eddie
lol i knew that was hard to understand...so here goes..."Friend" sends a Messenger Plus Live Script to lilhacker (person who posted the thread) that "Friend" can control with text that he enters. Get it now?

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Wait if WLM crashes then don't all scripts get disabled

The crash occurs _after_ a so called script has been send and executed, as it is the script which let WLM crash on command.

Furthermore, no scripts aren't always disabled with a crash, it depends on what kind of crash it was.

But all in all, I highly doubt it even was a script send from the "hacker" which caused it. The chances for that are way less than the chance the "hacker" send some very long messages to lilhacker.