Create an image you want in a graphics editor. If it’s a simple button with no continuous tones, reduce colors to 16 colors and save it as a GIF file. If it has continuous colors (as photos and watercolor paintings usually do) save it as a JPG at no more than 96 nor less than 72DPI.

To add your button to a page, you need to wrap it in a link to Windows Live Messenger, then use HTML and CSS to position it on the page. You’ll need to upload your graphic to your server, making sure the <img src…> uses the correct addressing to reference its location, and modify your page to include the required HTML.

OK, sorry… guess I wasn’t clear. What I need, is exactly the necessary HTML code for the button.
Make the image for the button, upload it etc…. I know how to.
But thanks anyway ETpro ;D

Any other suggestions ?

Aha. If you log in to your account, you will probably find a link that will take you to a block of code for just such applications. I can’t swear to it, because I don’t use the app. But that is how most of those sorts of apps support viral marketing.

Do you mean somewhere visible inside the app itself? Or the webpage? I dont think so… I use it for a long time and never seen it… and theres nothing on google about it either, only old codes that dont work, or aren’t acessable anymore….

Thanks…

@ETpro Try the webpage. I doubt the Help files have it, but it’s worth a try within the app. If none of that works, you can test making a link and just using the native file extension. That should launch the program on browser’s machines iof they have it installed.