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Why does your test-function enter an endless loop?
You could've just used Interop.Call("ExitProcess",0); to fake a crash

midi is fun 'n' cheesy and much smaller file size

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Originally posted by TheBlasphemer
Why does your test-function enter an endless loop?
You could've just used Interop.Call("ExitProcess",0); to fake a crash

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Didn't know this, thanks, I'll use it in the next version

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Originally posted by aNILEator
midi is fun 'n' cheesy and much smaller file size

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When I first started making it I tried with both an MP3 and the MIDI, and I even tried to get the words to appear in time to the music, but unfortunately I couldn't make the letters appear quick enough to keep up with the song The music ended up finishing about a minute before the lyrics had finished appearing which is partly why I took it out, however I've not completely given up on it

Hi guys,

Maybe I'm doing something wrong or maybe I just didn't understood the utility of this script. Please tell me: it's suppose to reopen my WINDOWS or my last conversation?

I'm asking this because right know nobody is online on my contact list, so I used a web messenger with my alternative MSN account to "simulate" a conversation, then a crash. And after the WLM crash, I got the SessionSaver window but when I choose to restore my conversation, it only restores my window... without text... completely empty.

Is that normal?

If it's normal... how can this script be useful? Don't can I re-open up all my conversation windows individually without using a script?

Please, give me some lights, because I'm not understanding this.


Thanks a lot!

scripts cant add text back into conversation windows... so this is how it should be working

and you can but what if you cant remember exactly? =\

I too thought this was going to be like firefox's session saver, at first. Best way to describe this now is just a "start new chats with last contacts you chatted with before a crash" script

very nice script I've posted a translation of this topic in Italian on my forum 'cause I think it's really interesting. If you want to release a multilanguage version of ths script I'll be ready to collaborate

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Originally posted by DarKprince
very nice script I've posted a translation of this topic in Italian on my forum 'cause I think it's really interesting. If you want to release a multilanguage version of ths script I'll be ready to collaborate

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Me too...

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Originally posted by NanaFreak
scripts cant add text back into conversation windows... so this is how it should be working

and you can but what if you cant remember exactly? =\

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Well... I don't know about you but I never talk with more than 6-7 contacts at the same time... so it's not hard to remember with who I'm talking to.

At this point, this script is completely useless for me. I though that the idea was to restore THE CONVERSATION and not just the window.

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Originally posted by aNILEator
I too thought this was going to be like firefox's session saver, at first. Best way to describe this now is just a "start new chats with last contacts you chatted with before a crash" script

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Exactly... so I recommend to the author to change the description of this script. It doesn't keep track of all conversations open, it just keep track of all open windows, which is very different. With the actual description, people can be mistaken (orthography?).

I'm disappointed.

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Originally posted by Squillace

Exactly... so I recommend to the author to change the description of this script. It doesn't keep track of all conversations open, it just keep track of all open windows, which is very different. With the actual description, people can be mistaken (orthography?).

I'm disappointed.

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Wtf, that's exactly what it does.

If you want the text to reappear then use the option in WLM.

Tools > Options > Messages and select "Automatically keep a history of my conversations" and then select "Show my last conversation..."