I'm working from a powerbook operating OSX and I've not been able to log into MSN Messenger for Mac since I installed it (several times, mind!). This has been about two months. MSN have been spectacularly unhelpful over this two month period, taking at least a week or two to respond to each query/reply to their suggestions. None of them has worked. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, clearing, everything! The error I get is that my user name or password is incorrect but I know absolutely this is wrong because a) I can sign in on other computers and b) I can still sign in to Hotmail on my Mac. I'm working from a powerbook operating OSX and I've not been able to log into MSN Messenger for Mac since I installed it (several times, mind!).
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This has been about two months. MSN have been spectacularly unhelpful over this two month period, taking at least a week or two to respond to each query/reply to their suggestions. None of them has worked. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, clearing, everything! The error I get is that my user name or password is incorrect but I know absolutely this is wrong because a) I can sign in on other computers and b) I can still sign in to Hotmail on my Mac.
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Just wondering, have you tried. It's pathetic really, but hey ho!
I had the same problem - just won't let me in. As I always use alternative characters in my passwords (# or @ or whatever) it occurred to me to change my password to something really banal and simplistic as a test - you know, 1234abcd etc.
I tried various combinations and, sure enough, they ALL worked. Using a password consisting of only numbers or letters, the portals to the messenger:mac opened wide. Use a password a monkey could figure out.
Erase this crap and move on;-). I am having the same problem ('Service is not available or you are not connected to the Internet') on OS X (Leopard) when, in fact, I am connected to the Internet: A wait time of about 1-3 minutes (it varies) and the the message, as shown in the attached graphic. This happened once before some months ago. At that time, uninstalling v 6.0.3 and reinstalling it worked. No problems until tonight.
However, that old solution does not work now. Moreover, trying to access the 'Server Status' page results in an inordinately long wait (5 min?) until a time-out occurs. Anyway, it's been 4 hours now and still not able to long in -- so I am at my wits end. Incidentally, my password only has alphanumeric characters in it.
So when I saw a lot of people using MSN Messenger, I was intrigued, so I had to install it to see myself. However, there was no Mac Messenger installation, so I had to install it via Wine. I installed it as an Mac.app and when I opened it up, it worked. I couldn’t see my text though, it was impossible to sign in.
Although both the and originally reported that the iPhone was to offer no support for Microsoft Office documents -- Word, Excel, or PowerPoint -- on June 22, 2007, Apple posted a Guided Tour which explicitly mentioned that the iPhone allowed one to read, but not edit, Microsoft Word and Excel files. Password protect excel 2008 for mac. Additionally, Apple biometric access for the iPhone, and it finally arrived when the iPhone 5s models were released on September 10, 2013. As originally shipped on June 29, 2007, the iPhone was not able to read or edit PowerPoint files. Can the iPhone open and allow one to edit Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files? Ultimately, no iPhone models use the exact same 'FileVault' encryption provided by Mac OS X, but modern iPhone models running iOS 4 and later do support encryption.