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Hello,

If I am using Gradient with codes or anything else that only works if the receiver also had Plus! installed, and this person doesn't have Plus!, he/she will only see a lot of codes, instead of (for example) colors in my text or nick. Is it possible to make a script that makes it possible for me to know whether someone has Plus! or not...? For example by typing the command /Plus? that a little pop-up-screen comes up and tells me whether Plus! is installed at the contact's pc or not, that way I can decide to (or not to) use codings in my texts...

Please let me know if 1. this is possible, 2. someone can make this script for me (I really am a layman an that point), 3. it already exists (then please tell me where I can find it).

Thank you in advance for the help!

Greets, CaroV.

Well there isnt a real checker for it, the only thing i know is send /ping, if the user response with Pong! then he has Plus

So no, there is no way to get a list with members that has it or not.

Thanks, but maybe I had to be more specific. Using the ping-pong function will only tell me whether someone has Plus, but then I don't know whether they have Live-Plus or not... Because the codings I use are only for WLM and MSG-live-plus! so if they have an earlier version of MSN with Plus, I still don't know whether they are able to see my colors or that they only see a bunch of weird codes... Is there really nothing else I can use to get this knowledge?
Thnx!

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Originally posted by CaroV
Is there really nothing else I can use to get this knowledge?

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no...

As for your colors, use IRC-style format codes instead of the BBCode style. IRC-style format codes are compatible with all Plus! versions.

So just to be on the safe side, instead of using codes like [c=1][a=1][/a=2][/c=2] etc, which I'm using now, I should work with ·$(number) ? But by using those codes, am I able to let my colors run into the other color, let's call it the 'rainbow'-effect... Is that possible using the ·$-codes?
Thnx again.

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Originally posted by CaroV
So just to be on the safe side, instead of using codes like [c=1][a=1][/a=2][/c=2] etc, which I'm using now, I should work with ·$(number) ? But by using those codes, am I able to let my colors run into the other color, let's call it the 'rainbow'-effect... Is that possible using the ·$-codes?
Thnx again.

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I think that it is possible because ColorNick make it...

Isn't colornick a plugin for the older Plus!-versions? Untill now I haven't found a script that is able to work with codes that can be read by both Plus-live as older-plus-versions...

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Originally posted by CaroV
Isn't colornick a plugin for the older Plus!-versions?

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Yes

So what should I use then? Seen the fact that I am using the live-version?

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Originally posted by CaroV
So what should I use then? Seen the fact that I am using the live-version?

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Just look how it work :

Carpe Diem in "rainbow"-effect :

·$4C·$#F53600a·$#EC6C00r·$#E2A200p·$#D9D900e ·$#E2A200D·$#EC6C00i·$#F53600e·$4m