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SweetIM for MSN Messenger released

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I came across this program today and I thought I would share it. It adds heaps of free emoticons, smileys, games and winks etc. to MSN Messenger. Check it out here: http://www.sweetim.com/ (It was released today)

I installed it and it has no bundled software like spyware, adware or viruses.

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Well it adds a collection of emoticons and wink, which is already possible without that addon. And for your contact to hear the audibles/soundfx he/she would probably need SweetIM too, unless the sounds are sent as voice clips.

From the screenshot I see that you are using msgplug! which also can send sounds, so sweetim doesn't really bring any new features.

But it'll probably appeal to some people and luckily there isn't any spyware included indeed.

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Thanks for your inputs guys,

Regarding MSN Messenger 7.5 - the answer is YES.

We have fully tested SweetIM on all versions, including latest build of 7.5. however - since we noticed there's a new build of MSN Messenger like every 2 days, we assume that there might be some minor bugs on future builds. We will need your help on that manner if you find anything that we should know about .

Thanks again,

Ben .

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Just to let you know - We're planning a content update by the end of this week...

Which means that you can expect to find some new emoticons, winks, audibles, and sound FX in your menu...

We will try to keep updating with new content at least twice a month, and of course we will add some new features and categories in the near future !

Enjoy,

Ben

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