how do i get an ip address off msn?
hi need to find out someones IP address through msn, how do i do it? ive got msn plus aswell if that helps. 
P.s. theirs a thing on msn plus "current IP" (!ip) but is it mine or theirs?

P.s. theirs a thing on msn plus "current IP" (!ip) but is it mine or theirs?
Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
hi need to find out someones IP address through msn, how do i do it? ive got msn plus aswell if that helps. 
P.s. theirs a thing on msn plus "current IP" (!ip) but is it mine or theirs?

P.s. theirs a thing on msn plus "current IP" (!ip) but is it mine or theirs?
typ:
NETSTAT -AN >> c:\list.txt
then open up a MSN window to the one you like the IP adres from..
go to the cmd again and type
NETSTAT -AN >> c:\list2.txt
open 2 notepads and compare list.txt to list2.txt and the additional connection is the one you want..
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Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
cheeRS turbinator, it's nothing dodghy if ure wondering stu. it's about a female
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Just didnt realise its so simple...
So next time some tosser adds me just to give me some abuse from a made up MSN address i can do a quick check across the PF databse to see if they are members
Excellent news is that...
So next time some tosser adds me just to give me some abuse from a made up MSN address i can do a quick check across the PF databse to see if they are members
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So next time some tosser adds me just to give me some abuse from a made up MSN address i can do a quick check across the PF databse to see if they are members
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start... run... CMD [enter]
brings up box
netstat -AN >> c:\list1.txt [enter]
this will create a text file on your harddrive in the C folder called list1.txt (which can be opened up in notpad or any text viewer)
repeat the same for the other one...
it doesnt do anyting, becasue what the >> bit means is that instead of showing the results on the screen, it makes a text file up with whatever would have normally appeared on the screen (so you can look at it afterwards)
if you left out the >> list.txt bit then it'd display on the screen infront of you
brings up box
netstat -AN >> c:\list1.txt [enter]
this will create a text file on your harddrive in the C folder called list1.txt (which can be opened up in notpad or any text viewer)
repeat the same for the other one...
it doesnt do anyting, becasue what the >> bit means is that instead of showing the results on the screen, it makes a text file up with whatever would have normally appeared on the screen (so you can look at it afterwards)
if you left out the >> list.txt bit then it'd display on the screen infront of you
Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
lol, ok so i type that in, then press or click what to make it do it's stuff? enter? it doesnt seem to do ought when i press enter?
thats what you are telling it to do with ">> c:\list.txt"
if you leave out the ">> c:\list.txt" it will display the results on screen..
for sake of comparing it easy I added the >> c:\list.txt to get the results in a text file...on your C:\ drive
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
start... run... CMD [enter]
brings up box
netstat -AN >> c:\list1.txt [enter]
this will create a text file on your harddrive in the C folder called list1.txt (which can be opened up in notpad or any text viewer)
repeat the same for the other one...
it doesnt do anyting, becasue what the >> bit means is that instead of showing the results on the screen, it makes a text file up with whatever would have normally appeared on the screen (so you can look at it afterwards)
if you left out the >> list.txt bit then it'd display on the screen infront of you
brings up box
netstat -AN >> c:\list1.txt [enter]
this will create a text file on your harddrive in the C folder called list1.txt (which can be opened up in notpad or any text viewer)
repeat the same for the other one...
it doesnt do anyting, becasue what the >> bit means is that instead of showing the results on the screen, it makes a text file up with whatever would have normally appeared on the screen (so you can look at it afterwards)
if you left out the >> list.txt bit then it'd display on the screen infront of you
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