Modifica MSN Messenger a tu antojo

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Agrupados tres grupos: Opciones Generales, de Ventana Principal y de Ventana de Conversación; encontrarás todo tipo de ajustes que van desde permitir abrir más de un MSN Messenger (“poligamy”) o desactivar las extensiones de archivos bloqueadas, hasta la instalación de nuevos juegos.

Además, si no quieres decidir qué cambios aplicas y qué cambios no, puedes elegir cualquiera de las cinco combinaciones predeterminadas que ofrece Mess Patch.

Una inmensa cantidad de mejoras para disfrutar de una experiencia más personalizada con MSN Messenger.


• Requisitos mínimos de Mess Patch:
· MSN Messenger 7.5.0324


Messer Mango pointed me to very cool Windows Live Messenger news recently uncovered by LiveSide.

Coolest novelty first. Remember the series of (now unsupported) add-ins that were available for Windows Messenger a long time ago? Well, Microsoft has decided to (big fat FINALLY!) add more extensiblity features for third party developers to the next Beta build of Windows Live Messenger. Windows Live Messenger Add-Ins are small plugins, either officially developed by Microsoft or officiously by people like you and me, that will give access to functions like changing one's MSN Display Picture, auto-responding to messages (in fact, an away messages add-in was already developed by a Microsoftie on Hack Day), etc.

You will be able to manage add-ins from the Messenger options dialogue and you can install as many as you like. .NET Framework 2.0 is required and for security reasons they will run in a sandbox, restricting access to your entire system. The big downside, however, is the fact that you can only run one at a time, so don't expect any add-ins in the league of Messenger Plus!. Though I'm sure this will spur a lot of creative stuff, and we'll be the first to show you!

Ken Levy, a product planner for the Windows Live Platform, has blogged that more information will become available during Tech-Ed 2006 mid-June and as soon as the next Beta build is released. His post also suggests that developers will be able to monetize their plugins just as bots and activities now.

In other news, Australian users of the Windows Live Messenger Beta are apparently privileged with the social networking tool called Friends List. You might recognize this feature from the first ever Windows Live Messenger screenshots posted in November last year.

If you're an Aussie and want to check out the Friends of your Friends, right-click on a Messenger contact and select View > Friends List (you can also browse the Friends List from one's contact card). No ETA on the worldwide availability of this feature yet, but you can find more info and a screenie


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