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Dec 5th, 2004, 05:20 PM
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Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
You entered an invalid MSN handle.
I get that error when I put in my id for windows messenger. Are the two different programs or something? I use the one that comes with windows but then I see it for download on MSN's website. Why would you need to download it if it comes with windows and only works with windows? Thats why I am wondering if I am mixing up two different programs.
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Dec 5th, 2004, 05:22 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
It doesn't come with every version of Windows...only XP if I am not wrong. Let me test this.
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Dec 5th, 2004, 05:23 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
It worked for me. Are you sure you wrote the whole thing, with the @ and the .com or what ever?
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Dec 5th, 2004, 05:37 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
 Originally Posted by NoteMe
It worked for me. Are you sure you wrote the whole thing, with the @ and the .com or what ever?
Ah, that must be what I am doing wrong? I didn't know there was an extension. What is the extension for instant messenger. I always just used the id, but now I notice there is a place for your id but also a place for your handle. I think theres where my mix up is. What is the extension for the handle? [email protected]?
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Dec 5th, 2004, 06:14 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
Can be any email address actually, not sure what the default is but mine is @hotmail.com @msn.com might be the default though cos I used an existing email address when I first used MSN.
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Dec 5th, 2004, 06:34 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
 Originally Posted by gjon
Ah, that must be what I am doing wrong? I didn't know there was an extension. What is the extension for instant messenger. I always just used the id, but now I notice there is a place for your id but also a place for your handle. I think theres where my mix up is. What is the extension for the handle? [email protected]?
Extension....doesn't it work for you to just write [email protected] in the CP? Or am I totaly not getting what you are trying to do here?
PS: If you don't like spam, you shouldn't write your whole mail addres like that on a public forum...the spiders can, and will grab it...
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Dec 5th, 2004, 10:59 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
Windows Messenger comes with Windows XP (And Longhorn too i spose) and is designed for corporations. MSN Messenger is the general user one and the recommended one. The Messenger thing if I'm not mistaken is for your E-mail address you associate with Messenger, not your handle.
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Dec 5th, 2004, 11:24 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
 Originally Posted by NoteMe
Extension....doesn't it work for you to just write [email protected] in the CP? Or am I totaly not getting what you are trying to do here?
PS: If you don't like spam, you shouldn't write your whole mail addres like that on a public forum...the spiders can, and will grab it... 
You're right about being a bad idea to post your e-mail. Nope thats not my e-mail but I thought maybe that was the handle but the post prior to this one gives an explanation I am going to try.
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Dec 5th, 2004, 11:27 PM
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Re: Clarification on windows messenger and msn message handler in profile.
 Originally Posted by Ideas Man
Windows Messenger comes with Windows XP (And Longhorn too i spose) and is designed for corporations. MSN Messenger is the general user one and the recommended one. The Messenger thing if I'm not mistaken is for your E-mail address you associate with Messenger, not your handle.
by NoteMe
Extension....doesn't it work for you to just write [email protected] in the CP? Or am I totaly not getting what you are trying to do here?
You are right, it is wanting the e-mail addy. Thanks for the explanation.
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