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How do you make your own plug-in? like a handwriting plug-in or a multi-msn, etc.?

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Originally posted by MTV2
How do you make your own plug-in? like a handwriting plug-in or a multi-msn, etc.?

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The handwriting plugins requires a lot of knowledge in Windows programming. And the multi-msm is not a plugin. It's just a program that modifies messenger. It's easier to do, but you have to know what you have to modify.

Anyway, those are not good examples of "plugins". If you want to make one of those, you first have to learn programming. We can't teach you. Buy a good book. When you can program, if you want to do plugins for plus, go to http://www.msgplus.net/help_plugins.php and download the documentation from there. If you want to create an addon for messenger, mmm...well, that's a more complex thing, you'll need the messenger api (search these forums to find it).

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Originally posted by Choli
The handwriting plugins requires a lot of knowledge in Windows programming. And the multi-msm is not a plugin. It's just a program that modifies messenger. It's easier to do, but you have to know what you have to modify.

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both of them need knowledge of ASM, not any windows programming...

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Originally posted by Millenium_edition

both of them need knowledge of ASM, not any windows programming...

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yes, the handwritting needs windows programming: calling apis, hooking, etc... The fact that they have some of their code written in asm has nothing to do with that (windows programming)

Also, if the multimsn he's talking about is the jnrzloader, it also needs windows programming: loading a process and modifying it in memory.

I know how to program, thats what I do

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Originally posted by MTV2
I know how to program, thats what I do

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If you really did, then you wouldn't have been here asking us about it. =P
You'd have found the Messenger Plus! API already and be working with it already.
Anyhow, good luck on yer quest, you can always come here with questions.

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yes, the handwritting needs windows programming: calling apis, hooking, etc... The fact that they have some of their code written in asm has nothing to do with that (windows programming)

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no it doesn't, it's just modifying the EXE so that msn recognizes your windows as a tablet PC stuffplug NG is a loader which patches your messenger EXE in memory, with the specific functions. there is no windows programming, except the interface

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Originally posted by Millenium_edition
no it doesn't, it's just modifying the EXE so that msn recognizes your windows as a tablet PC

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handwritting doesn't modify the exe. It just hooks the call that messenger makes to the API that returns the version of window and changes the answer.