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ichat and msn messenger

Original Message
Name: thomasbrucedyrud
Date: May 10, 2004 at 05:37:50 Pacific
Subject: ichat and msn messenger
OS: mac os x 10.2.6
CPU/Ram: powerbook g4 ram:640
Comment:
Hi, does anyone know if i can in some way use my
msn messenger login name and password and
connect to the msn network with ichat for osx
10.2.6?

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Response Number 1
Name: balance
Date: May 11, 2004 at 15:14:02 Pacific
Subject: ichat and msn messenger
Reply: (edit)
iChat works with AOL IM accounts, and with Apple .Mac accounts. However, if you sign up with Jabber and register with MSN transport you can get into MSN with iChat. See this site for more information.

You can use your MSN account on your Mac with MSN Messenger for Mac (www.microsoft.com/mac) Proteus (www.proteusx.com) or Fire (fire.sourceforge.net)


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