Big-O Software

... i am quite sure that profiles are stored on the server. However, you can use one of this sites such as subprofile.com, but that requires the user click a link. In the beginning it worked, now people know that by clicking a link they could be tracked. While were at it, I would love to know who ...

... bug is just too annoying to handle. >.< I mean yes, now I just use right-click/exit to exit, but there are other times (error messages, etc.) that AIM closes without ...

You have two options to do this:

1) click on the plus icon in the lower right hand corner of the AIM window (with the buddy list) and then select AIM+ preferences
2) or click in the top left corner of the window and select AIM+ preferences.

It's as easy as that. Should work.

-Zappagirl

... be very, very cool (imho), but is also rather tricky. You probably know that you can do a search within a day's history by simply hitting CTRL+F (click on the browser part of the history viewer first). This is handy, but we all know that more advanced searching would be great. It's still on the ...

... sure AIM is completely closed out. There are two ways to close AIM: 1) right click the AIM icon in the system tray and choose exit, or 2) shut it down from the Task Manager. ...

... happen to you. If you are not running WinXP with the latest AIM beta, then when you sign off the AIM icon will remain in the system tray. Double click this AIM icon to sign back on, don't try to start AIM back up, because this will result in a clone.

... on the situation: There are only 2 ways to completely close AIM. 1) Right click AIM icon in system tray and choose exit. 2) CTRL+ALT+DEL and close AIM from the Task ...

<A HREF="http://aimtoday.aol.com/ams/clickThruRedirect.adp?0,0,[b]insert your site address here[/b]" TARGET="_aim_today">Text</A> would load whatever site you entered in the AIM Today window when you click on the link (assuming ...

... XP, you don't have to use CTRL+ALT+DEL to close AIM completely. Simply right click the AIM icon in the system tray of the clone you want to close and choose exit. This ...

... would be easy enough to add an option allowing AIM+ to create clones ... but is it really necessary? If you want to open a second IE window, you click on IE. If you want to open a second AIM, click on AIM+ (like you did to open the first one!). It just makes sense :).

... tray. Here's a quick fix for this problem. When you want to close AIM, right click on the AIM icon in the system tray of the clone you want to close and choose exit. This ...

ok im running windows xp
ive got version 4.8.2646 of aim...
when ive got one instance of aim running and then click on aim+ icon it starts the copying thing then it gives me an error message
"Failed trying to clone AIM (copy file failed)."

... and answer into the AIM+ FAQ, but I also want to put a more detailed explanation here. To quote the FAQ, "To clone AIM, simply double click the AIM+ icon while you are already running AIM and AIM+. AIM+ will then create a clone of AIM and run it for you." Basically, if you want ...

To clone all you have to do is double click on the aim icon again and it clones it for you:)

... display boxes and choose allow for users on your buddy list. If both you and your buddy have these options checked, neither of you will have to click through the dialogs and it will be able to establish the connection much quicker. Not true.. im not some dumb AIM n00b.. i have the option checked.. ...