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Well :cry: I Need Help I had MSn Messenger 6.0 (Beta) Running on here on my Windows xp Pro System And I was Trying to Add A Matrix Skin I had Found At A site to see if it was kool cause it seemed like it would work Well thats when all my trouble began cause i signed out of the messenger and cant get back in i keep getting a error messege saying that the servers are unavialable at this time and to try again later with the buttons retry cancel and quit.. so i unistalled the program and wiped it clean out of my system and redownloaded it and tried it again but i still get the same results Can ANYONE HELP ME ?? I LOVE THE NEW MSN 6.0 Messenger all my friends have it running right now but i some how lost it :angry: :woot: :no:

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:woot: Nope Just Tried The DiDnt work Man Thanx For Trying to help Got any other ideas :(.. i keep getting the .. Singing into .Net messenger service FAiled Becasue the Service is temporarily Unavailable Please Try Again Later :crazy: POP Up grrrr Am I the Only One thats HAving These Issues ?? :angry: :woot: :wacko: :(

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Is there anything just to get rid of the stupid tabs on the left pane for MSN6? I find I NEVER EVER use those stupid tabs to begin wit\' UTTERLY USELESS. I can use that extra space horizontally for the stupid ignorant people that make long ass names that stretch across the screen. Any help appreciated.

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