You see, before I updated to the newest version of MsgPlus, I could sign-in to MSN Messenger with full MsgPlus capabilities without actually having msgplus.exe residing in the memory.

I dont know how I actually did it but I disabled msgplus.exe from windows startup, and when I start Messenger the MsgPlus options would still be there.

But now that I've updated to the latest MsgPlus, I have to let msgplus.exe be active to have MsgPlus loaded when I start Messenger. If I disable msgplus.exe from startup or kill the task, I wont have the MsgPlus options when I start Messenger.

So what I want to know is, how do I get MsgPlus to load without actually having the .exe active? It was possible before... the .exe takes up precious 6 megs...

In the main contact list window, go to Plus! > Preferences > Miscellaneous. Then at the bottom of this area, there is a dropdown box, choose "Alternate Mode". I think this is what you're looking for.

(Not 100% though, worth a try.)

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Originally posted by traxor
In the main contact list window, go to Plus! > Preferences > Miscellaneous. Then at the bottom of this area, there is a dropdown box, choose "Alternate Mode". I think this is what you're looking for.

(Not 100% though, worth a try.)

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It might have forced that option before due to a Plus! loading error.

The way Alternate works means that the EXE doesn't have to be running at all. Instead, the loader DLL is automatically attached to each and every process.

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Originally posted by 3.62.146 changelog - [url
http://msgplus.net/changelog.php]Due[/url] to various reasons, people using the Alternate Hooking Method will be prompted to reboot once the installation is complete and the Default Hooking Method will automatically be set back. Once the computer has been rebooted (that's very important), the Alternate Hooking Method can be set again in the preferences.

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