Messenger Plus! is an add-on for MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger. Messenger Plus! adds different features to Messenger to make it more enjoyable for a regular usage. A list of the main features can be found on the main page of this site. It now works for MSN Messenger 6.1 too.
Download: Messenger Plus! 2.21.0054
View: Messenger Plus! | msgplus.net
News source: In-House
2.21.54 Version - 06/09/2003
- Full compatibility with the new MSN Messenger 6.1.
- Full compatibility with MSN Messenger 5.0.575 (Windows 95 release).
- Some translations have been improved.
- New translation added: Hungarian.
- When the /all command is used, tags are now interpreted differently for each chat.
- The Initialize() function of C/C++ plugins isn't called in a different thread anymore (it make things easier if you want your plugin to display a window.
- The title of chat windows is now always updated correctly to remove multi-format tags from contact names.
- Some people are experiencing problems with their encryption password (Messenger Plus! refuses a valid password). The reason of this problem has yet to be found, however, if you get the bug with this new version, you'll have a workaround: go in the Preferences, click the "Change" button and reenter your password (same one or a different, your choice). This will reset Messenger Plus! internal settings so that you can continue to use your password as if nothing happened.
- The "Old Password" field has been removed. Instead, the "Change" button is disabled when you're not signed in.

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The 3rd Boss Protect setting is now loaded correctly when Messenger Plus! starts.
Custom Name feature improved for MSN Messenger 6.1. This new version of Messenger displays contact emails instead of their names by default in the chat. It's now replaced by the real name of the contact (as Messenger 6.0 did).
New Custom Name option available with MSN Messenger 6.1. You can select a "grey check" (or "square check" if you're using Windows XP) when you enable Custom Names. Doing so will force the custom name to be displayed in the chat window.
Important bugs have been fixed concerning the use of "/me" tags in a contact name.
The Share Files feature is now working fine in MSN Messenger 6.1.
You can more easily use the /run command with command line parameters now.
The roll eye emoticon has been added to the Quick Icon panel.
The Quick Text have been improved. You can now specify up to 20 different text or commands. To do so, simply create a new line and start it with the '#' character. This can be used to quickly chain several operations. Advanced users can even specify the delay between operations: after the '#', specify a digit between 1 and 9 (seconds) and put another '#'. If you don't specify a delay, the default is 0.5 seconds.
Example 1:
#Look at my new name!
#/nick SuperName
#do you like it?
Example 2:
#In 5 seconds I'll check your web site
#5#/run http://www.msgplus.net
Plugins that return text in ParseCommand() and ReceiveNotify() can use the same mechanism described above for Quick Texts to chain different actions.
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Don't you read? Or are you one of the people that just clicks away the continue buttons with out reading anything.
/me chalks up another ignorant user.
whos the idiot now
Seriously, you're an idiot.
If you use automatic install, the sponser window pops up. If you use custom install, the sponser window pops up. I deselect the damn sponser and install it. No sponser, no spyware, no fuss. And you are still an ignorant user, dumbass.
I do this everytime Plus! updates. Now go do something simple with your time, it seems like clicking an arrow off is too hard for your belligerant ass.
He said if you did an auto install, the sponser window (where they ask if you want to install the sponser) doesn't show up. It does. Everyone is telling him that.
Now find a playpen or something.
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