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lobsteroll - 28 Oct 2005 03:35 GMT
Hi, I'm having problems w/ the 5.0 messenger version on my iBookG4.  I
know the password can't be the issue. I use the same program at work,
except it's a PC. The error i'm getting is address is not being
recognized, however it's been the same one i've been using since
forever!!! I can log into the passport w/ no problems. I just can't get
logged into the new messenger. I've gone to the Help site and it
suggests that perhaps my cookie needs to be enabled.
I know how to enable cookie on a regular PC but how do you do it on
this laptop? and do  you really think that will resolve my issue??

Any insight will be greatly appreciated!!!!

~M
Tech_guy101 - 28 Oct 2005 03:46 GMT
Hi M,

Please try these troubleshooting steps:

1. If you are behind a firewall that does not allow full access to the MSN
Messenger application add MSN Messenger for Mac through the firewall
exception list.

  a. Select "System Preferences" from the Apple desktop menu to open the
System Preferences window.

  b. Click on "Sharing" and in the Sharing window, click on "Firewall".

  c. Click on "New" and choose MSN Messenger from the list of applications.

2. If you are not behind a firewall but use an Internet Service Provider
instead, make sure that the "I use a proxy server" check box is disabled to
establish a direct connection to Microsoft Passport Network.

  a. On the MSN Messenger menu, click "Preferences", click "Accounts", and
then click the "Personal" tab.

  b. Under "My Network Settings", click "Manually configure settings", and
then uncheck the "I use a proxy server" check box.

Hope this helps.

-tech_guy101-

> Hi, I'm having problems w/ the 5.0 messenger version on my iBookG4.  I
> know the password can't be the issue. I use the same program at work,
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>
> ~M
lobsteroll - 28 Oct 2005 04:03 GMT
tech_guy101 ~
YOU ROCK!!!!!  =) Thank you soooooo much for your tip. I rechecked
everything you suggested twice and it finally went through.
Thanks again!!!! Hope you have a great evening.

~M
lobsteroll - 28 Oct 2005 04:07 GMT
ok wait a second.....it logged me in. I logged out just so taht i could
test the account again by getting back in. It's not recognizing me
again :(

any ideas as to why my the program is acting a little loopy ?   ;(

~M
Tech_guy101 - 28 Oct 2005 07:37 GMT
It seems that the changes you have made were not saved.. try to reinstall
MSN Messenger then follow again my suggestions...

-tech_guy101-

> ok wait a second.....it logged me in. I logged out just so taht i could
> test the account again by getting back in. It's not recognizing me
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>
> ~M
lobsteroll - 28 Oct 2005 23:15 GMT
Hi tech_guy,
i managed to salvage my 4.0 version...so i think i will just keep
it..... the new update is just giving me too many problems. I tried
your tip last night.... and the funny part was it worked twice but b/c
i didn't click on the remember password box, and i input the correct
password i figured it wasn't going to be a problem. boy was i wrong.
and i know my eyes weren't playing tricks on me!!!!

thanks again for your help.
take care.

~M
 
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