Does XP have some type of instant messaging that can be used in an
interoffice environment?
I know there is MSN IM but we don't want to use MSN. We only want
interoffice instant messaging.
Anyone have anysuggestions to what options are available. Basically we need
intrasnet messaging not internet messaging.

Thanks

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> Does XP have some type of instant messaging that can be used in an
> interoffice environment?
> I know there is MSN IM but we don't want to use MSN. We only want
> interoffice instant messaging.
> Anyone have anysuggestions to what options are available. Basically
> we need intrasnet messaging not internet messaging.
>
> Thanks

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There's one that comes with Windows XP in:
Start\Programs\Accesories\Comunications\Winchat ... Also Intranet programs
add internal communications applications of the type of winchat, look in the
system folder C:\WINDOWS\System32\ "application_name "
(there's one I can think of right now that comes with Novell Netware; but I
can't seem to remember the name for now) In any event your Intranet program
should have such an application, look in the Windows XP System32 folder.

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"Justin" <Justin@discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:BEFA5176-53D9-4DCA-93F8-1C452CFA187C@microsoft.com...
> Does XP have some type of instant messaging that can be used in an
> interoffice environment?
> I know there is MSN IM but we don't want to use MSN. We only want
> interoffice instant messaging.
> Anyone have anysuggestions to what options are available. Basically we
need
> intrasnet messaging not internet messaging.
>
> Thanks