Jonathan Kay

I totally agree!

A short while ago, I just had Windows Messenger, no
hassle, no problems...

Now,
I have the Windows & MSN messengers, along with a un-
invited, irritating, nagging problem, that will not
p***off

I'm fed-up with the pair of them!



-----Original Message-----
Jonathan,

I hope that you are advising Microsoft that this
whole "Windows Messenger"
"MSN Messenger" thing is a mess. On the one hand they
are advising people to
upgrade Windows Messenger through Windows XP automatic
update and on the
other they are encouraging installing two competing
products from the same
organization.

How many more posts are we going to get with people
running both "Windows
Messenger" and "MSN Messenger"?

Why did Microsoft not make it clear that MSN Messenger
6.0 is a totally
separate product?

Why was Windows Messenger allowed to lag behind MSN
Messenger forcing people
to move from one to the other.

Why can I transfer files with one and not the other?

Why do I have automatic conversation recording with one
and not the other?

Why do I have to have the MSN advertising constantly
annoying me?

IMHO this is a disaster. It has created a huge confusion
and will damage
Messengers acceptance.

If it was a Microsoft ploy to get more MSN visibility,
then I am extremely
annoyed.

I am convinced just by what I have seen so far that you
will have a lot of
user support for getting this sorted out.

Microsoft listens to their MVPs, please let us know what
kind of response
you get.

Best Regards,

Dave


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