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From: alessio211734 on 20 May 2010 06:01
I use windows live messanger 2009. I use skype too.
When I set my msn in busy mode if I received a message I saw a message
promped on my windows application bar. Exist a way to notificate a
receving message without open a notification on the windows bar as
skype do?
From: Jonathan Kay [MVP] on 27 May 2010 00:50
Greetings,

When you set yourself as busy, Messenger automatically stops the alerts (known as toasts)
from appearing. I'm a bit confused, is that what you wish to turn back on or are you just
not wanting the taskbar conversation item appearing?

If the former, there are a few other ways to show visual notifications using Messenger Plus!
Live Scripts or other third-party software, but as the latter, you could set yourself to
"lock" in Messenger Plus! Live, but then you wouldn't see any notifications at all.

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"alessio211734" <ale211734(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I use windows live messanger 2009. I use skype too.
> When I set my msn in busy mode if I received a message I saw a message
> promped on my windows application bar. Exist a way to notificate a
> receving message without open a notification on the windows bar as
> skype do?


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