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What Would You Like to See In the Beta Release Of iMessenger (Neowin Messenger)  

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  1. 1. What Would You Like to See In the Beta Release Of iMessenger (Neowin Messenger)

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Arkaic

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Compatibility. I desirably want a good im that uses most major services. i did use trillian but since it hasn't been updated in so long. than gui and pretty stuff next. of course nothing looking like windows 98ish is impressive but compatibility is high for me.

i shall beta test.

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xp1ode

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I don't use MSN Messenger for its name. I use it for its features and because other people use it. :sleep:

I'm just saying iMessenger sounds like iNSTANT Messenger which is copyrighted by AOL they own the whole IM they have a patent, so becareful. :laugh:

Honestly the last thing I need is another IM Program.. can't you make a plugin for one of our already existing IM Apps.

hmmm i got all this

Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, AIM, XFIRE....ugh.. now another. :s

I don't use Trillian because I enjoy using the multimedia features of each application serperately.

the man has got a strong point there, why not just make a plugin for say miranda or something, which it'l be better since i already use it :p . Or you can go ahead an keep making the nMessenger as you said, hopefully many people will use. Good luck with it btw....

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johngalt

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rotflmgdfao - yeah, all would be nice, but priorities:

1) interoperability between different messaging systems

2) Ability to load more than one instance of each type (I have 2 ICQ accounts, 1 yahoo, 1 AIM, 3 Messenger accounts, etc...)

3) very low resource consumption - in other words, write is in Assembly! (lol - all praise Steve Gibson)

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Jase

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New Update:

iMessenger is currently being coded by me and some people from my school, problem I am having is i need more programmers, And some more graphic designs if you are interested in any of this i am hosting a Meeting tonight on MSN messenger, All coders and artists were calling for you :D

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Jase

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Why is this called iMessenger, it's like something made by Apple.  How about calling it NeoIM or something.

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Sigh... Not Everything that has a "I" at the start has to do with apple and if apple dont like the sound of the messenger then we will simply change it. Plus "I" is A letter and Apple cant copyright a letter someone mentioned this before..

:whistle: :rolleyes: ;)

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FiREFLi

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What will be the point of it? I can really see the attraction if its just for neowinians so you can just add people by neowin username etc.

I'm slightly worried that "Msn, Yahoo,Aim,Icq..Compatibility" is on that list ^ What would be the point in having neoIM at all if it was compatible? :wacko:

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Jase

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Why do we need another Messenger program??? Using the chat will bring more and more people to the site.. The chat is just like a messenger but better.... The chat just needs to be known to the whole neowin community...

Down with Neowin messenger!!!

Well :p to you hahahaha :D

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Jase

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News update on iMessenger

I am Adding a bit of Flash to it. :ninja: This Might Spice up the messenger you currently use, EG: Msn Messenger that uses The XML style. The Flash Will Probibly be the shell but i am not so sure for now i have tested it and it looks very nice. LE3 is Still Doing the Gui and i am still writing up the Program. But Remember The First Realese Will be In pure html then we convert to a full EXE :D

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