Customize Windows Live Messenger 9.0 with A-Patch

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The beta version of the latest Windows Live Messenger was released recently and here is a freeware application to visually customize Windows Live Messenger 9.0. A-Patch is a useful utility which you can use to customize many settings in Live Messenger. A-Patch has over 80 options for you to play with which might seem a bit difficult task for new users, which is exactly why it comes with a built-in preview window. Basically, you can preview the changes of nearly every option before actually applying it, it really couldn’t be easier.

A-Patch

Some of the feature of A-Patch;

  • Remove E-mail Button
  • Remove Sharing Folders Button
  • Remove My Space Button
  • Remove Windows Live Today Button
  • Remove Make a Call Button
  • Remove Mobile Button
  • Remove Color Button
  • Remove The File Menu Dropdown Button
  • Remove Advertisement
  • Remove Search Bar
  • Center Buttons on the Main Toolbar
  • Remove Windows Live Logo
  • Remove “Messenger” Title

These are some of the features A-Patch has to offer, it gives 84 customizations on Windows Live Messenger in total. A-Patch is worth trying if you use WLM regularly.

Download A-Patch [Via]


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