It appears Cerulean Studios may have fixed the recently discovered Yahoo! Messenger connection problem that caused Trillian to crash on Yahoo! authentication. The patch is still in beta although it appears to work fine for most but others are having problems with it. The patch can be downloaded from the members area of CS web site but it will only work for Trillian Pro 2.0 users at this point.
Here is the message that reads in the members area of CS web site:
Download: Trillian Pro 2.0 Yahoo Patch Beta 1 (Requires login)
News source: In-House
Here is the message that reads in the members area of CS web site:
A beta version of a patch to fix the recent Yahoo! connectivity issue is now available for Trillian Pro 2.0 users. Please test this patch and let us know if you experience difficulty; this patch may not work for all users. We will issue final patches for 2.0, 1.0 and .74 as soon as we're confident everything is functioning 100%.
If you already accepted this SMB.exe file, here's how to remove it manually:
- Go to task manager. (Ctrl+alt+del) and select the Process tab
- Click admagic.exe then click End Process
- Go to the C: drive and delete smb.exe and admagic.exe.
- Go to Windows directory and delete atl.dll, raw32x.dll, sm.dll and uz.exe.
- Go to the registry (Start > Run > type "regedit" > click ok) and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicorosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun. Delete the svchost = admagic.exe string value.

what happens when yahoo changes their y! tunnel? will that stop trillain all together?
I installed the patch and it restored my connection to Yahoo, but I don't use
yahoo 99% of the time. I usually use the aol/aim & msn to chat.
I don't even have msn loaded on my computer or AIM.
Multiconnectivity is the best way to go. Why have 4 or 5 chat programs running
when you only have to have 1
http://www.VeLtrize.FileTap.com
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