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Windows Live Messenger beta

Written by Ruhani Rabin on March 11, 2006.

Windows Live™ Messenger will be the next-generation MSN Messenger. It will have everything you already love about Messenger—your contact list, emoticons, and instant access to your friends via text, voice, and video—plus new ways to connect and share documents with almost magical ease. As always, it will be free to download Messenger and use most of its features.
What you will be able to do with it
• Send all your familiar winks and emoticons, plus some cool new ones

• Have real-time text, video and voice conversations*

• Call your friends’ mobile or land-line telephones by signing up for MCI Web Calling to make affordable domestic and international calls

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• Easily share documents of all kinds with Sharing Folders

• Make free PC-to-PC calls with other Messenger users

*Both parties must have compatible Web cams, microphones, and speakers.

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2 Responses to “Windows Live Messenger beta”

  1. txt message   Reply | Quote
    4:56 pm on January 2nd, 2010 -

    I think if you have a catalog this could be a pretty good way to get some business. great tip, thanks for sharing.
  2. Dawn   Reply | Quote
    5:04 pm on March 14th, 2006 -

    I tried that out awhile ago. I uninstalled it though because it kept crashing. I am using version 7.5 now. I think I still have 22 invitations to give out. Do you use Msn Messenger?