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Latest version of Microsoft's instant-messaging program for Macs enables corporate users to exchange video and audio messages, but consumers will have to wait awhile.
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MSN do so under protest when the networks at their schools block
AIM ports in the classrooms.
regularly I wouldn't know about any updates. That is one of the
reasons I read tech news sites, to find about new or updated
products.
With this, it will not let us log in using Messenger 7. They should
have let it work with older communicators
ads like the windows version?
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- Why, Microsoft? WHY NO A/V FOR PERSONAL?!
- by espeed623 April 29, 2008 11:41 PM PDT
- I was really hoping for A/V features so that I wouldn't have to be
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(9 Comments)stuck using Windows for my A/V communication. But I guess M$
likes making the poor Mac user use Windows for A/V in Messenger.
I am disappointed in you, Microsoft. Don't create hype for features
that us non-corporates won't have.