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| | Re: PC to Mac Thank you. This comes down to how many Instant Messaging programs one wants to have running on their machines at the same time. Unfortunately, my group of friends are mostly on PC's and the other person's are mainly on Mac's. She doesn't want to add Messenger for the Mac as I would be the only one to communicate with and I really don't want to install AIM to only have her to communicate with. I am trying to get her to install Skype for the Mac but so far I am being met with resistance because she doesn't have much computing power to start with and doesn't want to "dilute" it with the addition of another IM program. I guess that I will have to stick with the telephone for the time being. Thanks to all who replied. "Rafael Valdés" <RafaelValds@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:8D4F0707-5D25-4975-B251-EC75C0FE20F4@xxxxxx Quote: > I don't know how iChat works, but i know that iChat and WLMessenger run on > different protocols and platforms, so if you want to chat with someone > else > through this way, you gotta get another client (program or application) or > you change to iChat, or (s)he changes to WLMessenger ((s)he can use > Microsoft > Messenger for Mac, which use WL ID as common -it's the same platform). |
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