To get a list of the commands you can use in Messenger Plus!, open a chat window and select the Plus!\Send Command menu. 80% of the available commands are listed there and, if you select one, you'll quickly see what kind of parameter the command can take. Another possibility is to simply press /, a list of commands will be displayed after a second, along with the appropriate help. See similar questions...

You downloaded the software, or a friend sent it to you, and now you're wondering what it is all about? Messenger Plus! is an add-on for MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger, the two popular Instant Messaging softwares from Microsoft. Messenger Plus! adds different features to Messenger to make it more enjoyable, day after day. A list of the main features can be found on the features section of this site. See similar questions...

No, because these programs require downloading, and WebTV terminals can't download software. That said, some people are recommending Freetown's IMN and Hot Messenger (I personally haven't used these and can't vouch for them). Though some press releases from Microsoft state that in the future WebTV will have access to Microsoft Messenger, this may be an example of "forward-looking statements"... meaning, "wait and see. See similar questions...

Yes, there is a summary of LP's commands in the section titled "Command Summary" of [Garland-Guttag95]. For ease of reference, you can find this at the following URL. http://www.sds.lcs.mit.edu/spd/larch/LP/commands/commands.html Within an LP process, you can see this by issuing the command help commands. Use help display to see help on the command display. Use display ? to see the arguments you can pass to the command display. See similar questions...

There are no list 'commands'. The list is not Majordomo format. Anything sent to the list address (dx-list@egroups.com) will be resent as an email message to everyone on the list. See similar questions...

Data Messenger Plus is a data only package, which includes a free data card on a 24 month contract. Data Messenger Plus will consist of an inclusive 40MB data bundle which will accommodate low volume users. See similar questions...

If you do not want to keep Messenger Plus! on your computer, it's easy to uninstall it. In Windows, click on Start\Control Panel and select Add/Remove Programs. In the list that will be displayed, select Messenger Plus! and click on Remove. Messenger Plus! will be uninstalled quickly from your system along with the sponsor if you previously installed it. Some files will be removed only after you restart your computer (chat logs won't be removed automatically). See similar questions...

No, there will never be a Macintosh version of Messenger Plus! due to several reasons including these ones: See similar questions...

Developers can create their own Messenger Plus! plug-ins. The simple API of Messenger Plus! allows plug-ins to be developed quickly, in different languages (C/C++, VB, ...) and yet, add powerful features to Messenger. The complete API documentation can be downloaded here. See similar questions...

SweetIM is not compatible with the latest version of Messenger Plus right now, but we are working on it nowadays, and it would be compatible soon. In the mean time, if you want to enjoy both SweetIM and Messenger Plus, you can download the previous version of Messenger Plus at www.msgpluslive.net/download/old We intend to keep supporting future versions of MSN Messenger as well as popular add-ons such as Messenger Plus. See similar questions...

If you omit your email address, the address your email was sent from must be the one you are subscribed under. set help Show this detailed help. set show [your email address] View your current option settings. If you're posting from an address other than your membership address, specify your membership address with 'your email address' (no brackets around the email address, and no quotes!). See similar questions...

For recent versions of Messenger Pro, use Utilities->Mailing list->Subscribe messenger-l from the iconbar menu or Misc->Utilities->Mailing list->Subscribe messenger-l from a window menu. See similar questions...

In striking symmetry to the above, use Utilities->Mailing list->Unsubscribe messenger-l from the iconbar menu or Misc->Utilities->Mailing list->Unsubscribe messenger-l from a window menu. Alternatively, since every message shows the unsubscribe address at the bottom you can just click this in Messenger and a new message to the appropriate address will be started. Send it and you’re done—no need to worry about a subject or text. See similar questions...

No, Messenger Plus! is not an official add-on from Microsoft. Microsoft is aware of its existence, it tolerates it, but you can't contact the Messenger support team to get help on a Messenger Plus! feature. Also, Messenger Plus! has nothing to do with Windows Plus! or MSN Plus!, both products from Microsoft. However, all these facts don't prevent Messenger Plus! to be, by far, the most popular and respected add-on for MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger since the year 2001 :). See similar questions...

Yes, you are allowed to send Messenger Plus! to your contacts as this software is entirely free. Messenger Plus! is a freeware, which means that you can redistribute it to whoever you want, as long as you redistribute the original setup package and not some of its files separately. If you want to promote the software on your web page, banners can be found here. If you want to include the software in a magazine or a public CD, you are also free to do so without asking for my permission. See similar questions...

Messenger Plus! is using a technology that requires any software using the same technology to behave correctly so that all the softwares can work properly together. This technology is called Global Hooking. If, after you reboot your computer, you don't see Plus! in your contact list window, try to close and restart Messenger. If the problem is not fixed, it probably means that a program installed on your computer is causing some interferences. See similar questions...

There is a known issue when you use both MSN Messenger 6 and Windows Messenger (any version) at the same time. If you launch MSN Messenger 6 before Windows Messenger then a lot of features of Messenger Plus!, like the Event Log and Chat Logging, won't work in Windows Messenger. If you want to use both Messengers at the same time with all the features of Plus! enabled, just start MSN Messenger after Windows Messenger. See similar questions...

To avoid changing the active window or using your mouse, you can scroll up and down the list of commands in the What Can I Say? window by saying: See similar questions...

Saying the command "Save Active Commands" which brings up a separate window containing all of the commands specific to the currently active window. Select the Command Report Tool option which brings up a separate window containing all system commands, voice macros, and voice shortcuts as well as contact-specific commands. The resulting window display a list of the commands and lets you save or print the commands for future reference. See similar questions...