How to free up space
As a member MSN gives you 3mb of free space to store photos, siggies and anything else you want. That is not per group you join, it is total!
You may belong to 50 groups on MSN but you only have 3mb of free space to
run off of for all those groups.
I hope I can explain how to clear up your free space
Go to the board
sign in
Go to your left all the way to the bottom and click on "members tools"
The next window will be a list of stuff, click on "manage your storage
space"
In the next window you will see how much space used and how much left plus a
drop down window which lists all the groups you belong to. You can use that
window to navigate between groups.
At the top are 3 tabs, and as you click on the tabs it will show you what
you have uploaded to that area.
My documents tab, most of us probably won't have anything there.
The "pictures tab" will show you what you have in the photo albums, and the
size of that photo. Now if you delete some of these they will be deleted
from your photo albums in the different groups. So choose wisely in this
area.
(if it seems you are running low on space, check the kbs of some of the
photos, if they are large numbers you may consider deleting some of those.
It will release some of your space)
The third tab "My attachments" is where most of your old and deletable stuff
may be. This is all the photos and siggies you have added to messages in
the past. It shows you the date it was used and the size. You can click on
the links and it will show you the picture used in a message at some time in
the past. If you delete these, it won't delete the message you left, only
the picture in it. So if you want to free up space, this is the best way to
do it.
Just check the little squares of the ones you want to delete, hit the delete
button.
This works better for me if I delete one at a time, seems I have problems
when trying to delete more than one at a time from here.
Look over to your left and see the groups you belong to. You can click on
those groups and do this same thing in those groups.
Sure hope this helps
Renee