Re: Status changes by itself

that would be fine if it was doing that...its not...its showing status as
"online"

"Siqi Wu" <srbzy_wsq@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:A70D2F26-A9A5-4D66-8DF4-CF5CE3E3EEFA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
> When you lock or Sleep the computer,MSN will show"Busy".
> If you want to show offline,please don't sleep or lock your computer!
> --
> Hope it can help you
>
>
> "Mark" wrote:
>
>> i set status to appear offline
>>
>> program changes status to online by itself
>>
>> i am not at my machine (it is actually locked)
>>
>> why does it do this and can you stop it!
>>
>>
>>


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