Re: No message showing up in conversation window

Stuart Longland <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.everybuddy.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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Mahoot wrote:

> /Hi, People/
> /I am running Mandrake 9.0 and I have accounts with both Yahoo and MSN.
> I have Everybuddy installed and connected. The message window opens
> fine, and I can type a message in the message screen with no prob. When
> I click send, I hear the send sound, but nothing shows up on the
> conversation screen. The recipient receives and can read the message, so
> I know I am connected. When the other person sends me a message, I hear
> the receive sound, but no message shows on the conversation screen. If I
> add an smiley, it shows up on the con screen, but not the text. Help! !
> ! ! Thank you./
> /Cliff/
> /_Mahoot_/
>

Real odd.

	What version of Everybuddy are you using?  If it's the older GTK-based
Everybuddy, then you should probably try installing Ayttm
<http://ayttm.sf.net/> which is the successor of the original Everybuddy.

	OR, the other alternative, you can try EB-Lite, which is available at
the EB-Lite website <http://www.everybuddy.com/eb-lite/>.  The latter is
in alpha stages, and is lacking a few features that the original
Everybuddy has, so unless you don't use those additional features, I
recommend you stick with Ayttm.

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