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06/27/2008, 7:10am, EDT
Friday, June 27th
Microsoft Messenger for Mac 7.01 released
Microsoft on Thursday took the wraps off Microsoft Messenger 7.0.1 for Mac. Designed to offer improved compatibility with Office Communications Server 2007 for OS X, Microsoft also integrated a number of bug fixes. Version 7.0.1 sees a resolution to user interface issues when using European languages and also improved support for the 'VoiceOver' feature. Messenger still offers users with a 'Windows Live' account the ability to chat with family, friends or co-workers, and share files across the internet. Compatibility with Apple's Bonjour technology was also implemented, allowing improved connections to other users on the same local-area-network. Messenger 7.0.1, a Universal Binary, is free to download. System requirements for this latest version have been upped to Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later.
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Other story tags: Microsoft, instant messaging, messenger, Mactopia
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Completely useless...
Until there's webcam support.
If you don't need webcam get Adium. If you need webcam get aMSN.
don't use messenger
Use Adium or AIM through iChat.