Scusami! Nella lettura, mi sono fermato al solo titolo!
Spero di farmi perdonare, dicendoti che devi cercare i file DAT.

Risponde infatti un MVP Microsoft:

It's just the actual configuration file that's encrypted, not the graphics themselves. So if you copy and rename the .DAT files in the CustomEmoticons to either .PNG (static) or .GIF (animated), you can manually readd them. I realize that's a lot of work, but it may be your only option.

Also, as a tip, to identify which is static or animated, open up an Internet Explorer window and drag the .DAT files into the IE window. IE will render the emoticon and you can see immediately what it is.


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Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Live Messenger/MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger
Associate Expert