So what do I do with the version already downloaded?
On 4/16/2009 5:09 PM, Onj wrote:
Hi.
http://onj1.andrelouis.com/programs
look there, for MirandaPreconfigured.exe.
being portable, the exe is not an installer, but a self-extracting
archive so you simply extract it, run it from wherever you wish, and
set up the options.
Upon first run, you will have to skip the import/export wizard by
simply hitting escape, then entering the options with control shift o.
This can of course be changed at a later date.
Also, you wil, just once, have to click use classic mode with the Jaws
cursor, because otherwise the new option layout is not accessible to you.
Differences from the version found on the site are, from the top of my
head:
*created sounds for the most popular events, such as online, offline,
incoming file transfer, file failed, weather alert
*added message logging to files on a per contact basis, (see
miranda\MsgExport for details)
*allows auto-accept of files from your contacts, using a per contact
directory scheme, such as miranda\received files\an...@andrelouis.com,
assuming you were to receive a file from me for example
*added weather plugin to give weather for your city and others you may
choose
*added the ability to announce online/offline contacts using SAPI
through the speak.dll, must be configured by the user
*added voice-chat capability to Miranda through the use of MirandaCOM,
which allows other users with Miranda and said plugin to communicate,
this being equivalent to Microsoft's voice-chat in Windos Live!
That's all I can think of, probably others but that's a start.
Download is just about 4 megabites.
Any problems, contact me offlist for further help, though I am
getting married this Saturday so will be extremely busy this weekend.
In any case, I will do my best to respond to your queeries (if any) in
a timely manner.
From: rainee <sayhe...@comcast.net>
on Thursday, April 16, 2009 9:29 PM
Patrick, all I can say is I'm still a technological doob. Andre, I
didn't even know you had a preconfigured Miranda. I probably could have
saved myself a lot of annoyance. I'm slowly, extremely slowly, figuring
this thing out, but I'm far from out of the woods.
On 4/16/2009 4:17 PM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
Sounds not saying hello? Hmm. Sounds don't usually talk to you unless
you explicitly tell them to. I have no sounds that "hello" at me,
because I personally find the concept rather offensive.
Dumb question: have you actually assigned any events? There are none
assigned by default, unless you're using a pre-packaged Miranda, like
the one Andre has been passing around for the last couple of years.
rainee wrote:
I finally got Miranda set up on this computer. I figured it'd be less
of a resource hog than Windows Live. Now if I can figure out how to
get the sounds saying hello on it. And yes, my "enable sound events"
is checked. Figured I'd let y'all know, since I was meowing at some
of you about not being able to get my MSN to connect. And of course,
it was something ridiculously simple. I told you I was
technologically dense. *Smile*
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