Re: Fire 1.5 Released

On 1/5/05 11:03 PM, "Graham Booker" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Quoting my previous message in this thread:
> 
> "I assuming you are running 10.2.x.
> 
> MSN seems to have not been properly built to run on 10.2.x.  We are
> aware of the situation and are working to fix it."

Sorry, I had about 60 messages in my inbox and responded to the first
message long before I worked my way down to your later response.

Yes, I'm on 10.2.x

I look forward to "hopefully" this issue being resolved, so my MSn friends
won't feel like I'm favoring my AIM and Yahoo friends over them. LOL

On a side note... While I generally prefer to use Fire, on occasion some of
my Yahoo friends want me to view their webcam or use voice chat with them,
in which case I log off Fire and use Yahoo Messenger. For some reason I
haven't been able to work out though, Yahoo has just refused to work on my
Mac for several months. I've deleted it, and reinstalled it, more times than
I can count. Occasionally, I get logged in, only to have Yahoo shut down as
soon as someone sends me an IM.

Yahoo doesn't offer much in the way of support, so I've been wondering... Is
it likely that installing Fire on my Mac somehow modified some settings that
resulted in Yahoo refusing to work anymore? The two programs coexisted
rather peacefully until a few months ago, but now Yahoo is dead in the water
and I haven't been able to revive it. Just wondering if anyone has a thought
on this. 

Ken



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