AIM 6.1.16.1

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bscabl

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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

smiley showers worked here

notification work

i too, have noticed the scroll bug on th buddylist.. i do not have my sn linked.

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SULAX50

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SULAX, any word on formatting AOL screen names?

edit: I also have the scroll bug.

OK, I am going to check on the scroll bug. I did not see anything in our database, but like any good engineer, looking at a bug database gives me hives...so I will ask the testers.

On the format for AOL screen names, I will try taking up that cause again. I was rebuffed last time. I promise you if this was something we could control from the IM engine (OpenAIM) I would totally do it, but it is a product of the change we made to our authentication system during the Triton days.

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Randolph

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OK, I am going to check on the scroll bug. I did not see anything in our database, but like any good engineer, looking at a bug database gives me hives...so I will ask the testers.

On the format for AOL screen names, I will try taking up that cause again. I was rebuffed last time. I promise you if this was something we could control from the IM engine (OpenAIM) I would totally do it, but it is a product of the change we made to our authentication system during the Triton days.

Oh ok thanks!

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agrobbin

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I had the scroll bug before I got adhack for this version and it was still there afterwards. if anything, Adhack made it a little bit better than it was without it.

For smiley showers, I just reinstalled Windows XP on a friend's computer and now they work for him. Before they wouldn't work at all. Perhaps it's an OS config problem.

--Alex

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KGHtheII

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Another Bug:

So this one deals with the tooltips for away status. If you hover over someones name who has any type of smiley face as their away message, it some up with IMG tags in the popup, not the characters of the smiley.

For example, a cry face is :

" <IMG src="aolbart:/1024/id/2B000001E4/3A2728" unselectable="on" contenteditable="false" alt=":'("> "

instead of:

" :'( "

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bscabl

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Another Bug:

So this one deals with the popups for away status. If you hover over someones name who has any type of smiley face as their away message, it some up with IMG tags in the popup, not the characters of the smiley.

For example, a cry face is :

" <IMG src="aolbart:/1024/id/2B000001E4/3A2728" unselectable="on" contenteditable="false" alt=":'("> "

instead of:

" :'( "

i dont see that bug :/

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azntennisplaya87

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why are the toasters still in times new roman, that is a horrible font for that

yea the toaster notifications still look very amateurish. they havent been changed since back in the triton days. i would suggest smaller toasters with nicer font and a grey gradient that matches the new aim6 UI. maybe take a page out of wlm's toasters. they look great

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