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AlexG
March 9th 06, 12:03 PM
Hi all,

I just got a new Windows XP notebook and reinstalled MSN Messenger e
MessengerPlus! Everything worked, but I still get that annoying message
"Never give out your passaword or ..." at the beginning of each chat. I
tried setting IMWarning to blank or something else in the registry, but
as soon as I start MSN Messenger the reg key is removed and the message
appears again! I remember that once there was an option, possibly in
Plus!, to remove it, but I can not find it anymore. Also, I noted that
my collegue here have not this message even if they have reinstalled
MSN Messenger recently or have no knowledge about registry,
Windows,....

Thanks

Alex

Jonathan Kay [MVP]
March 9th 06, 10:06 PM
Greetings,

If you simply open 5 conversation windows, it will no longer show up.

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"AlexG" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I just got a new Windows XP notebook and reinstalled MSN Messenger e
> MessengerPlus! Everything worked, but I still get that annoying message
> "Never give out your passaword or ..." at the beginning of each chat. I
> tried setting IMWarning to blank or something else in the registry, but
> as soon as I start MSN Messenger the reg key is removed and the message
> appears again! I remember that once there was an option, possibly in
> Plus!, to remove it, but I can not find it anymore. Also, I noted that
> my collegue here have not this message even if they have reinstalled
> MSN Messenger recently or have no knowledge about registry,
> Windows,....
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex
>

AlexG
March 10th 06, 02:47 PM
Thanks,

I opened 5 chat and the nessage disappeared, but not permanently. Do I
have to change also the reg key IMWarning or something else ?

Alex

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