MSN or Windows Messenger?
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- KVRist
- 140 posts since 9 Jul, 2004
Which is best to use on an Audio PC?
I dont want any conflicts with my audio stuff, so i just need to use whichever is the least problematic?
I have a modem on my audio pc so yes, it is on the net..
Anyone had any trouble with either of these with audio? or is there one that i should avoid? or are they both the same in terms of programs???
I dont want any conflicts with my audio stuff, so i just need to use whichever is the least problematic?
I have a modem on my audio pc so yes, it is on the net..
Anyone had any trouble with either of these with audio? or is there one that i should avoid? or are they both the same in terms of programs???
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- KVRAF
- 7065 posts since 25 Nov, 2002 from not sure
I suggest you use trillian (www.trillian.cc) and use that with your AOL, MSN, Yahoo or ICQ account... I wouldnt recommend using chat when you are trying to do some serious tracking, and there are supposedly worms being designed for the chat clients, so proceed with caution.
That said, I dont notice any problems on my system.
That said, I dont notice any problems on my system.
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- KVRist
- 492 posts since 26 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver BC
Windows Messenger was intended to let network administrators send *intranet* wide alerts to cubefarm peons...whatever usefulness and functionality it may have originally had has been severly compromised by various internet spamming exploits. Even microsoft recommends that it be disbled through the control panel.
Use Trillian if you absolutely *must*, but keep it patched, since IM service providers have widely differing ideas about interoperability and like to break cross-service applications in the interests of 'security'. Try to use a firewall that provides IM security too...Zone Alarm appqarently does this now. Anything to hinder the script kiddies is a good thing.
K
Use Trillian if you absolutely *must*, but keep it patched, since IM service providers have widely differing ideas about interoperability and like to break cross-service applications in the interests of 'security'. Try to use a firewall that provides IM security too...Zone Alarm appqarently does this now. Anything to hinder the script kiddies is a good thing.
K
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- KVRian
- 689 posts since 5 Mar, 2003 from Sir Osis of Liver
I used to get IM spam all the time until I disabled Windows Messenger.
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- KVRAF
- 8508 posts since 18 Apr, 2004

