Re: MSN, I look for info.

[Ulisse]

Thanks for your pleasant reply.
I have just installed MSN Messenger v.8 beta but when I open it I have
a troble. Infact it opens a window and I see this writing: "The
passport ID used to sign in is not allowed access to this beta
version.
Why I have this problem?
What have I do precisely?
I'm sorry my inexperience.
thanks again,

bye Ulisse

[Jonathan Kay [MVP]]

Greetings,

The beta is not public and as such you have to have a "beta passport" in order to access it.
You'll need to wait for the real thing or obtain a beta invitation (which haven't been given
out large scale as of yet).
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"Ulisse" > wrote in message
...
> Thanks for your pleasant reply.
> I have just installed MSN Messenger v.8 beta but when I open it I have
> a troble. Infact it opens a window and I see this writing: "The
> passport ID used to sign in is not allowed access to this beta
> version.
> Why I have this problem?
> What have I do precisely?
> I'm sorry my inexperience.
> thanks again,
>
> bye Ulisse

[Marcello Consolo]

Yes, like Jonathan has told you, you need to be in the Beta program, this is
a new type of authentication.

Ciao,
Marcello
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Marcello Consolo
Microsoft MSN Messenger BetaTester

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"Ulisse" > ha scritto nel messaggio
...
> Thanks for your pleasant reply.
> I have just installed MSN Messenger v.8 beta but when I open it I have
> a troble. Infact it opens a window and I see this writing: "The
> passport ID used to sign in is not allowed access to this beta
> version.
> Why I have this problem?
> What have I do precisely?
> I'm sorry my inexperience.
> thanks again,
>
> bye Ulisse