Google Talk's very first secrets

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Alexandrea Fride

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As shown before, this is achievable, but none of the settings work :/

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ofcorce it don't work :) as its just replacing a dialog code tho the code of that dialog (switing) i know try it before ;) the login box is nice thug (if its works to)

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ofcorce it don't work :) as its just replacing a dialog code tho the code of that dialog (switing) i know try it before ;) the login box is nice thug (if its works to)

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Yeah, I guess I was I stating the obvious, I didn't phrase that well at all :pinch:

I just want to know how I can get the functions to work.

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Has anyone tried playing around with the plugins?

I couldn't help but notice the option to list ActiveX controls. I was amazed to see that there are quite a few on my machine.

Either way, the one I've bee playing around with is the Windows Media Player plugin/activex thing:

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Is anyone else not worried that you're going to eventually have to be over 18 to download google talk because someone, somewhere modified it in some way? >_>

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how would someone modify it that you would need to be 18 to download GT?

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theyarecomingforyou

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They could replace an image with porn, like the google talk logo.

In case you missed the joke, I was making a comment about the whole GTA:SA thing....

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Well, the joke wasn't very obvious because the adult content isn't in GTalk to start with. :rolleyes:

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I've tried to gather all the information available on Google Talk in one website:

http://www.customizetalk.com. You can find tweaks, skins, downloads, tutorials, links, forums, ... currently all the downloads are my own creations (for example a logger or a sound replacer) and haven't been released anyplace else.

Enjoy!

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GoogleHabla

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GoogleHabla.com Comunity, the spanish comunity for the Google Talk :)

Hello! we are webmasters of this website Www.GoogleHabla.com, this is in spanish but is not a problem for the programs, skins, tricks.... (i think it was one of the first website only for the Google Talk :p, the next 2 days we see the first version we create this website), and for spanish people) :), Hi Customizetalk :D!

We create a lot of tutorials and a lot of them with photos :), so is easier to "read" them.

We have a good team, if somebody need help, or like to colaborate, or make a program and like to translate to spanish ;), here we are :D.

Have a nice day!!

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