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I know how to help you if you are using windows XP, I am not sure if this will work on any other operating system(It should though):
First go to Start, click run, and type "regedit" withough the quotes. A program will pop up, open this: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run Then, right click on the right screen, and click new, and then new string value. You should name the string "away message", but you don't have to. Then, for the data, enter: aim:goaway?message=YOUR+AWAY+MESSAGE+HERE Remember, instead of spaces, you have to use plus(+) signs. |
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