Settings for Logging conversations

On 3 January, I posted a question regarding if and where
the user setting for Chat Logs was held on the p.c.
Jonathan Kay was kind enough to reply, but his information
didn't correspond with what I found on my p.c. Is there
any further information available?

That question again: Whenever my kids log in, I want to
ensure that their MSN Messenger conversations are logged.
Is that setting held somewhere on the p.c. (for example,
in the Registry) - if so, where?

Many thanks,
Dave Willis

Hello Dave,

Dave Willis wrote:
On 3 January, I posted a question regarding if and where
the user setting for Chat Logs was held on the p.c.
Jonathan Kay was kind enough to reply, but his information
didn't correspond with what I found on my p.c. Is there
any further information available?

unfortunately, I don't know what Jonathan answered to you.

That question again: Whenever my kids log in, I want to
ensure that their MSN Messenger conversations are logged.
Is that setting held somewhere on the p.c. (for example,
in the Registry) - if so, where?

In MSN Messenger, select Tools|Options, switch to
Tab "Messages" and activate logging in the lower part
of the dialog.

HTH

Regards
--
Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Outlook]

Share what you know, learn what you don't!
(Deja/Google)

Thanks Thomas, but that doesn't help me...

My kids are teenagers. They don't allow me to come up
behind them and turn on logging - they have it turned
off. Instead, I want to turn it on automatically when
they log in (via the login script), so that I can review
their conversations if necessary - at least, if they
haven't realised and turned logging off again!

Any ideas?
Dave

-----Original Message-----
Whenever my kids log in, I want to
ensure that their MSN Messenger conversations are
logged.
Is that setting held somewhere on the p.c. (for
example, in the Registry) - if so, where?

Hello Dave,

In MSN Messenger, select Tools|Options, switch to
Tab "Messages" and activate logging in the lower part
of the dialog.

HTH

Regards
--
Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Outlook]