Just a quick
thought and a plug for one of Bill Gates programs
I now speak to my brother and the family over the Internet,
I have installed MSN Mesenger which comes with Windows XP or you could
download it both cost nothing.
Bye bye big phone bills
You could chat to others over the Internet (like Becker
United members) with MSN Messenger and you don’t need to have a MSN Email address .
http://messenger.msn.com/Xp/Default.aspx
is a link to the official XP site for it
http://messenger.msn.co.uk/download/getstarted.aspx
Getting started
If you have a webcam and a microphone you can talk to others as I do with
my brother in the USA .
Webcams are relatively cheap or if you have a TV card and a Video
Camera you get a better picture,
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IF YOU HAVE THEM then why
not DOWNLOAD IT AND USE IT
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Register with MSN Messenger
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- If you have a Hotmail or
MSN e-mail address, go straight to step 2.
- If you do not have a
Hotmail or MSN e-mail address, you need to sign up for a Microsoft
.NET Passport with your current e-mail address, or sign up for a
free Hotmail account.
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Sign in
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Before you can use MSN Messenger, you must sign in.
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- Double-click the MSN
Messenger icon at the bottom of your screen.
- Enter the e-mail address
and password that you registered with Passport.
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Add friends and family to your contact list
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Now that you've got MSN Messenger, you can connect to your
friends and family who are online.
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