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Question Posted Tuesday March 20 2007, 7:30 pm

OKay i have Windows 2000 on my computer and i have the internet were you are always online... is there someway that i can log off my computer (not shurtdown) and still have my aim on....where do i go to do that????
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mimzy3 answered Tuesday March 20 2007, 8:29 pm:
You can go to airaim.com and sign on. Then you can shut off your computer but you need to stay connected to the internet modem at all times. Using this website will keep AIM on but you can still log of or shutdown.

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