Re: am I supposed to have two different "messenger" programs?

[yuhong bao]

I don't need to use Windows Messenger because I am not bombarded even if i
get pop-ups.
"JasonTheSweetMan" > дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ
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"Gary" > wrote in news:236f01c2efc1$1a007780
:

yes.

i would recommend You use Windows Messenger, as with msn messenger you get
bombarded with pop-ups, if you don't use a firewall!

They work the same, its just that i get problems with msn messenger with
logging on, reports my username/password not valid or service is down,
nearly everytime!

But, with Windows Messenger i can log-on every single time, i need to find
out how to make Windows Messenger log-in everytime i re-boot, msn messenger
has this option, but Windows Messengere does not, which is strange.

[yuhong bao]

My computer mostly don't get problems with msn messenger with
logging on, reports my username/password not valid or service is down if i
connected to internet.
"JasonTheSweetMan" > дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ
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"Gary" > wrote in news:236f01c2efc1$1a007780
:

yes.

i would recommend You use Windows Messenger, as with msn messenger you get
bombarded with pop-ups, if you don't use a firewall!

They work the same, its just that i get problems with msn messenger with
logging on, reports my username/password not valid or service is down,
nearly everytime!

But, with Windows Messenger i can log-on every single time, i need to find
out how to make Windows Messenger log-in everytime i re-boot, msn messenger
has this option, but Windows Messengere does not, which is strange.