AIM 6.1.16.1

By mikejd1
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benstudley

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Yeah, believe me, I did the installer long enough in AIM 1999-2003, and I don't get why our installer behaves the way it does. Like why do we open up the progress bar in the lower right corner? Do people like that?

I hate to jump on you, but do you know anything about the other bug that we mentioned? About the formatting of your inputted text being messed up after c/p another conversation? I tried to submit a bug report for it a while back but I don't really know where to go to do that.

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KGHtheII

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Yeah, believe me, I did the installer long enough in AIM 1999-2003, and I don't get why our installer behaves the way it does. Like why do we open up the progress bar in the lower right corner? Do people like that?

I like it. I actually find it refreshing. Its nice that its not like every other installer out there.

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ZonoBurk

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2 questions:

1) What in the world is this ad-hack version you guys talk about? (I am assuming it is a removal of the annoying ad on the AIM interface... where can I get it?

2) I am running Vista Business & whenever i hit the X button on the new beta AIM, It just moves the screen a little to the right and doesn't actually close it... Bug or is my computer going looney?

Yes I am getting that bug also.

I hate to jump on you, but do you know anything about the other bug that we mentioned? About the formatting of your inputted text being messed up after c/p another conversation? I tried to submit a bug report for it a while back but I don't really know where to go to do that.

You can submit a bug report here.

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DJLunacy

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2 questions:

1) What in the world is this ad-hack version you guys talk about? (I am assuming it is a removal of the annoying ad on the AIM interface... where can I get it?

2) I am running Vista Business & whenever i hit the X button on the new beta AIM, It just moves the screen a little to the right and doesn't actually close it... Bug or is my computer going looney?

I am running Vista Ultimate and am not getting the bug.

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KGHtheII

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How's adhack coming along? Is it close to being released?
it should be live either tonite or tommorow am, i dropped an email to the devl team asking about something.. we have a working build but it has some annoyances in the install routine we dont like..

FROM ADHACK PAGE ^^

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SULAX50

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So whats going on with this release? It just walks you through the install instead of doing it all automatically?

Yeah sorry about that....its the weekend and I was traveling last week to speak at a conference. As soon as I can hear back from our install team, hopefully we can get the install to me silent as a mouse. ;)

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KGHtheII

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I found a bug. I can't scroll all the way down on my buddy list, if i try to force it to, the scroll window might go all the way down, but it didn't scroll to the last buddy. Or it will scroll all the way, but then it bounces right back up when i try to put my mouse over the last buddy on my list. I have a linked screen name, maybe its associated with that? But its rather annoying.

Also, even though I am one of the few or even perhaps the only one to experience this, my Smiley Showers STILL do not work in this release. I have the box checked, and I also the correct plugins installed with the latest versions.

One final thing, it seems as if when Buddies sign ON, My notifications do not work. They work when i receive an IM, or when someone signs off, but not for when they sign on.

Pretty rough

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