Microsoft offers "Minimise Me" personalised emoticons

Miniature characters based on you

Microsoft offers

17 July 2008 15:45 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

Users of Windows Live Messenger will now be able to create emoticons of themselves thanks to a new campaign launched today by Microsoft called "Minimise Me".

Minimise Me (www.minimise-me.com) lets users build and customise their own miniature characters on the new interactive website.

The service gives users access to a variety of colours, resizing and reshaping options, as well as a selection of facial features, hairstyles and accessories that users can choose from to individualise their characters.

These personalised characters can then be uploaded as one-of-a-kind profile pictures onto Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Spaces, Facebook and other social networking sites.

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  • All this seems to do is cause Flash Player to lock up Posted by GK, UK
  • didnt make my flash player lock up when i was making emoticons...

    It's pretty good, but they don't really look that recognisable, just use an icon maker to create your own emoticon from a photo or something, try this http://www.sherv.net/icon-maker/     Posted by TheMAN, US
  • GOOGLE it ffs Posted by P., nowhere
  • millions of emoticons at sites like mess.be who needs more?? Posted by Harold, England

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