Testers are receiving their invites for the next version of Microsoft's consumer instant-messaging service. It's still unclear whether this version supplants Windows Messenger, but it is certain that it will provide additional VOIP support. Microsoft is expected to make available to testers this week the first beta version of its Windows Live Messenger instant-messaging service. According to a posting on the MSN Messenger enthusiast site Mess.be, Microsoft will launch the first Windows Live Messenger beta test on Tuesday, December 13.

Cant wait for it
"The invitation code you entered is invalid, assigned to another person, or else the program is no longer accepting invitations."
ahhh.
And the team gets smarter to block login instead of blocking the bits to get around. There are cracks that downgrades the protocol back to 7.5 to get around the login check, but what's the point if you can't use the new features at all?
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