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October 6th 09, 09:44 PM
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Vista Home premium SP2, IE8, WLM 14.0.0726
I've probably posted in the wrong newsgroup. Just a day ago, I installed Windows Live Messenger. I inserted my picture as profile for the Messenger. I notice that the picture profile now shows up at top right of the WLM window. It used to have my regular sign-in profile which is generic. It is not a problem, I just wonder how did my picture get there. t-4-2 
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October 6th 09, 10:10 PM
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Vista Home premium SP2, IE8, WLM 14.0.0726 I've probably posted in the wrong newsgroup. Just a day ago, I installed Windows Live Messenger. I inserted my picture as profile for the Messenger. I notice that the picture profile now shows up at top right of the WLM window. It used to have my regular sign-in profile which is generic. It is not a problem, I just wonder how did my picture get there. t-4-2 Try microsoft.public.windows.live.messenger they could probably help you better there. Questor
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October 6th 09, 10:10 PM
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--- Vista Home premium SP2, IE8, WLM 14.0.0726 I've probably posted in the wrong newsgroup. Just a day ago, I installed Windows Live Messenger. I inserted my picture as profile for the Messenger. I notice that the picture profile now shows up at top right of the WLM window. It used to have my regular sign-in profile which is generic. It is not a problem, I just wonder how did my picture get there. t-4-2 Try microsoft.public.windows.live.messenger they could probably help you better there. Questor
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October 7th 09, 08:33 AM
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"t-4-2" wrote in message ... Vista Home premium SP2, IE8, WLM 14.0.0726 I've probably posted in the wrong newsgroup. Just a day ago, I installed Windows Live Messenger. I inserted my picture as profile for the Messenger. I notice that the picture profile now shows up at top right of the WLM window. It used to have my regular sign-in profile which is generic. It is not a problem, I just wonder how did my picture get there. t-4-2 It's done automagically. You can change it Tools - Options - Personal Under Display Picture Uncheck "Show my display picture and allow others to see it" to stop displaying a picture. Or Change button to pick a different picture to display.
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October 7th 09, 08:33 AM
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"t-4-2" wrote in message ... Vista Home premium SP2, IE8, WLM 14.0.0726 I've probably posted in the wrong newsgroup. Just a day ago, I installed Windows Live Messenger. I inserted my picture as profile for the Messenger. I notice that the picture profile now shows up at top right of the WLM window. It used to have my regular sign-in profile which is generic. It is not a problem, I just wonder how did my picture get there. t-4-2 It's done automagically. You can change it Tools - Options - Personal Under Display Picture Uncheck "Show my display picture and allow others to see it" to stop displaying a picture. Or Change button to pick a different picture to display.
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