HTTP Proxy and Webpage Messenger Status Scipt or Embedding Interface
From: Robert Byrne (Robert_at_nospam.com)
Date: 02/09/05
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Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 14:26:48 -0600
First question.
Windows XP Home, with three users (two administrators and on Limited User).
One administrator user signs on to Messenger correctly and on the connection
tab shows directly connected. The other two user won't sign on and in the
connection tab it shows connected to .Net service via default browsers HTTP
Proxy settings. There are no settings in Internet Explorer for proxy
settings, it's set to auto configure. Any ideas? Or places to look in the
registry to identify what settings it's trying to use?
Second Question:
Is there a script to show Messenger Status in a webage, this can be done
with both AIM and ICQ. Also can an instant messenger window be embedded in
a webpage like Windows Netmeeting?
Robert
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