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AIM


Question Posted Saturday April 22 2006, 11:52 am

I downloaded the newest version of aim to my computer and it doesn't give you the ability to use your own buddy icons. My friend has an older version, and it lets you use your own buddy icons (because it has the "browse" button in the expressions tab on the settings).
Is there any possible way I can get the older version so I can use my own icons?



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Karen answered Saturday April 22 2006, 12:11 pm:
The older version is still available and it's just under Windows 98/MS of the download page on the main AIM website.

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Click on the 'Upgrade' button to download it.

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