How to Add Your Own Homepage to MSN Messenger Live Today Windows
MSN provides services such as instant messaging and email. With MSN Messenger, you can talk to people on your Buddies List. Hotmail is an email service, from which you can send and receive messages. Both services use the same log-in and password, so you don't have to have a separate account, especially since you can chat with your contacts through your inbox. Another service available through both MSN Messenger and Hotmail is a profile page, or a homepage you can customize and use for social networking.
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Instructions
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From Hotmail
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Open your Hotmail inbox.
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Click on "Profile," and your profile menu will load.
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Edit your location or occupation by clicking on the appropriate item. Click on "Profile Details" to add details about who you are and what you are interested in.
From Windows Live Messenger
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Log into your Windows Live Messenger chat program with your MSN Passport (your email address) and password.
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Click on Menu and then "Live Spaces." With older or different versions of MSN chat or MSN Messenger, you might choose a Live Spaces link from the right-hand side of your chat box. You might also find a link called "My Space," "My Spaces" or "LIVESPACES" somewhere in the menu options for your chat program.
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Click the link for "Spaces" and wait for your profile site to pop up. Then you can choose "customization" from the menu list and personalize the way that the space looks. You can choose "edit" from any of the information tabs and write about yourself in those boxes. You can also upload photos by going to the "Photo upload" page. Your contacts in Hotmail or MSN will already be added to your Buddies List, but you can find more by going to "Find contacts" on the left-hand menu.
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Tips & Warnings
Both Live Spaces and your Profile merge together to form your page. Copy the address in the address bar and use it to give to other people so you can share information about yourself.
References
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