Windows Messenger
Nice-but-dim
Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Rural Yorkshire
Yep - there has been a lot of confusion between the two in the past.
MSN messenger (usually just abbreviated to 'MSN') is very widely used - myself and a good number of other prooners use it to keep in touch with each other.
Official site here.
MSN messenger (usually just abbreviated to 'MSN') is very widely used - myself and a good number of other prooners use it to keep in touch with each other.
Official site here.
TheVillagePhotographer.co.uk
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Cotswolds UK
Funny, but since the big crash of 2005, I have reinstalled and yah de dah de dah,, but although I sign out of MSN Messenger 7.5 in order to concentrate on the bizz in hand, I still see people signing in, as though I were connected to same.
Answers on a postcard please, to
Conan
Answers on a postcard please, to
Conan
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: western europe
after arrival of a new m/c I started using Windows Messenger by mistake ..... all my old buddies on MSN mess were visible but in a very different format and nowhere near as good ..... then realized what was going on so back to MSN for me ......
Nice-but-dim
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 640
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From: Rural Yorkshire
Nice little touch on MSN 8.0 which I'm currently beta testing, is that you can send messages whilst appearing offline - great if you just want to chat to one person without all the other, welll meaning friends jumping in and saying 'Hi'!
for them to allow users to do that.
