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From:
Nolan CrabbSubject:
RE: making messenger and windows live messenger work with with weDate:
Fri, Aug 11, 2006 9:41:43 amHi, Pat,
You asked about making Windows Live Messenger work with WE? I'm not sure
how to answer your question, alas. It seemed to work automatically for me
right out of the extracted file, so to speak. I know this isn't very
helpful. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your problem; are you currently
unable to get Windows Live Messenger to work? If you already have the set
files for MSN Messenger, they seem to work reasonably well. My only
complaint with them is that I often hear the announcement "So-and-so is
writing a message" which actually interrupts the speaking of the previous
message the person wrote. I suppose I should find that hyperactive window,
the one that reads the person's previously written message as it appears on
my screen, and make sure it can't be interrupted. But that could lead to a
whole different set of interesting experiences.
Nolan Crabb
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You asked about making Windows Live Messenger work with WE? I'm not sure
how to answer your question, alas. It seemed to work automatically for me
right out of the extracted file, so to speak. I know this isn't very
helpful. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your problem; are you currently
unable to get Windows Live Messenger to work? If you already have the set
files for MSN Messenger, they seem to work reasonably well. My only
complaint with them is that I often hear the announcement "So-and-so is
writing a message" which actually interrupts the speaking of the previous
message the person wrote. I suppose I should find that hyperactive window,
the one that reads the person's previously written message as it appears on
my screen, and make sure it can't be interrupted. But that could lead to a
whole different set of interesting experiences.
Nolan Crabb
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