Yahoo Messenger Display Image

[Guest]

I installed Yahoo messenger with voice but I cannot change the default
display image. Each time I go in preferences and change it to something
else, it resets back to the original one. I even deleted the source
file for the default image and tried changing it again, but it
displayed the old default one, which no longer exists on my machine.

Any suggestion for this screwed up behavior of yahoo's messeneger?

 

[Glenn]

I installed Yahoo messenger with voice but I cannot change the default
display image. Each time I go in preferences and change it to
something else, it resets back to the original one. I even deleted
the source file for the default image and tried changing it again,
but it displayed the old default one, which no longer exists on my
machine.

Any suggestion for this screwed up behavior of yahoo's messeneger?

I wonder why the first one shows 2KB and the two following ones, though
identical. show 1KB each???

 

[(ProteanThread)]

email headers.

I wonder why the first one shows 2KB and the two following ones, though
identical. show 1KB each???

 

[Guest]

I installed Yahoo messenger with voice but I cannot change the default
display image. Each time I go in preferences and change it to something

else, it resets back to the original one. I even deleted the source
file for the default image and tried changing it again, but it
displayed the old default one, which no longer exists on my machine.


Any suggestion for this screwed up behavior of yahoo's messeneger?

 

[(ProteanThread)]

I installed Yahoo messenger with voice but I cannot change the default
display image. Each time I go in preferences and change it to something

else, it resets back to the original one. I even deleted the source
file for the default image and tried changing it again, but it
displayed the old default one, which no longer exists on my machine.


Any suggestion for this screwed up behavior of yahoo's messeneger?

I think Yahoo, MSN, and even AIM all now use XML for their engines.

*I may be wrong*