You can however determine which number was the most recently registered by its value. There is no way of determining which UIN is currently active unless the user chooses to show his online status. The limit is controlled on the server side and is not something you can control via your local User settings. You can find the Web Site for this feature here: If you have previously registered an account with ICQ and have forgotten your UIN#, you can search yourself using the ICQ's Advance People Search. You can configure the same through the Web Aware setting. The White flower indicates that User has chosen to disable his/her on/offline status. The Green flower indicates the User is "Online" The Red flower indicates the User is "Offline". Tip:Use the ICQ Whitepages Advanced People Search for a more thorough search. You can now reveal several options by right clicking on any User from your search result. How do I know which one is active?Ģ.) Click the "Main" button on your ICQ main menu.ģ.) Select "Add/Invite Users" from the pop-up menu, then "Find User -> Add to List" from the sub-menu.Ĥ.) Enter your search information and click "Search". Que5 - When I use email address as a search criteria I sometimes get more than one entry listing several UIN numbers.Que4 - Is it possible to make ICQ list more search results than the 30 to 40 I currently get?.Que2 - What is the significance of the different colors of flower icons I see in my search results?Īpplicable Versions: 2000 / 2001 / 2002 / 2003.Que1 - How do I search for fellow ICQ Users?.
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