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hellllllp! I have really cocked it up I rebooted, and when I went to run it I get this message Error in startup script: couldn't recognize data in image file "/home/paul/.amsn/paul_123isp_co_uk/smileys/penguin.gif"
while executing
"image create photo $img_name -file [GetSkinFile smileys ${img_name}]"
(procedure "load_smileys" line 40)
invoked from within
"load_smileys"
invoked from within
"if { $initialize_amsn == 1 } {
###############################################################
create_dir $HOME
create_dir $HOME/plugins
..."
(file "./config.tcl" line 1017)
invoked from within
"source [file join $program_dir config.tcl]"
(procedure "reload_files" line 21)
invoked from within
"reload_files"
(file "./amsn" line 202)
Did you untar and run it as root the first time or as a user? What you could do is simply delete the aMSN folder and re-untar and run it - making sure you are not root.
Probably also a good idea to enable the "view hidden files" option in your file manager and delete the ".amsn" folder too. That way you get to start from scratch.
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