Wish you could still get messsages from contacts when you are offline or even when your computer is completely shutdown? Auto Messenger for MSN Messenger is offering a free 30 day trial of this service.
Here's a quick description of what they offer:
When you switch off your computer or sign out of MSN Auto Messenger signs in on your behalf presenting your personalized away message to your users.
Auto Messenger monitors your online status and when you next sign in to MSN switches off message taking and delivers any saved messages that have been left in your mail box.
It does not interfere in any way with your normal operation of MSN. There is no software to install, nothing to download and the service begins working for you immediately.
Auto Messenger works with all versions of MSN messenger including and up to MSN 6.
nice... so now we have a service like Y!... but dont you think MSN should implement and put this feature in MSN 6.1... but thanx Shifter... I havent tried it but will do it later...
OOPS!!! Did I say that!!! Music is playing... can you hear it
"What I've felt, what I've known. Sick and tired, I stand alone. Could you be there? 'cause I'm the one who waits for you. Or are you unforgiven, too?" - Unforgiven II by Metallica
Sounds like a nice option that should indeed be a feature of MSN Messenger, but it's not important enough for me to pay for it. Also, if someone really wants to tell me something, they'll either email or call me, using AutoMessenger doesn't sound like it's any faster than getting an email...
its kool but can anyone tell me if its crack is available??
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its kool but can anyone tell me if its crack is available??
As DJ pointed out, we frown very severely at this . Besides, this isn't even a program, its a subscription service. There is nothing to install, hence there is nothing to "crack". If you don't think its worth paying for, then it obviously it isn't worth using.
. Besides, this isn't even a program, its a subscription service. There is nothing to install, hence there is nothing to "crack". If you don't think its worth paying for, then it obviously it isn't worth using.
