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`Windows XP Home Edition: The Missing Manual
`SECOND EDITION
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`by David Pogue
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`Windows Messenger
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`Messenger
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`You might argue that you’ll have plenty to do at your desk, what with all of the games
`and programs included with Windows XP (oh, yeah...and work). But if you’ve got
`even more time to kill, Microsoft invites you to “chat” with other people on the
`Internet by typing live comments into a little window. For millions of people, chat
`is a big deal. It offers the immediacy of a phone call, with the privacy, transcript-
`keeping features, and price ($0) of email.
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`Better yet, you don’t have to type all of your witty comments. If y0ur PC has a
`microphone and speakers (or a headset), you can also speak to your friends, using
`the Internet as a free long—distance service. It’s not quite as handy as a phone—you
`and your conversation partner must arrange to be online at a specified time—but
`the price is delightful. And adding an inexpensive Web camera means that you can
`actually turn your PC into a cheapo videophone, Dick Tracy—style.
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`The software you need is Windows Messenger (which was called MSN Messenger
`Service in previous versions of Windows). The quickest way to open it is by double-
`clicking the icon that appears in your notification area (see Figure 1 l- 10). If you don’t
`see it, just choose Start—)All Programs—>Windows Messenger (although you may also
`find the icon listed in the left-side column of your Start menu).
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`Windows
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`Duck out for a moment
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`Windows Messenger offers a list of Status messages: Online, Busy, Be Right Back, On
`The Phone, and so on. Whatever status you choose appears next to your name on the
`screens of your conversation partners.
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`To hang out one of these little “Do not disturb” signs, choose from the File—>My
`Status submenu, or right-click the Windows Messenger icon in the notification area
`and choose from the My Status submenu there. (To duck out for good, sign out. Do
`that by right-clicking the Messenger icon in the notification area and choosing “Sign
`out” from the shortcut menu.)
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`Send a text message to a phone
`To send a message to somebody’s pager or cellphone, just right-click the person’s
`name, and then choose Send a Message to a Mobile Device from the shortcut menu.
`(If it’s a text pager, yOu can even type up a little message to send.)
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`Exchange files
`As the conversation proceeds, you can send a photo, Word document, or any other
`file to your chat partner. There are two ways to do so:
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`' Drag the icon of the file you want to send right into the chat window (from the
`desktop or a folder, for example).
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`' Click the Send a File or Photo link at the right side of the screen. A “Send a File”
`window appears, so that you can navigate to and double-click a file that you want
`to send.
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`Either way, your buddy sees an invitation to accept the file (Figure 11-13), and then
`a stern warning to be careful of doing so, for fear of viruses and other nasty sur-
`prises.
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`Tip: This feature is especially welcome if you've grown frustrated transmitting files via email. Some pro-
`grams, notably Microsoft Outlook, refuse to accept files—like application programs (.exe files)—that could
`conceivably harbor viruses. Messenger imposes no such restriction. Nor will you encounter "mailbox full”
`problems when you send files back and forth using Messenger, the way you sometimes do when sending
`them as email attachments.
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`Add another chatter
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`You can include another person in your chat by choosing Actions—>Invite Someone
`to this Conversation. You’ll be offered a list of other people in your buddy list who are
`already online. (Up to five people can participate in a typed chat, although only two
`of you can use the video or phone features described in the following sections.)
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`Get help
`As you can see by Figure 1 1-14, “Ask for Remote Assistance” is another link on the
`task pane. Clicking it initiates a Remote Assistance session, in which some helpful
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`on your screen, in order to troubleshoot a specified problem. Complete details in
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`Add features
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`As time goes by, Microsoft adds new features to Windows Messenger without telling
`you. You can already send short text messages to your friends’ cellphones, see how
`many new Hotmail email messages are waiting for you, create and edit your own
`online profile, and so on—but only by first going to the Microsoft Add-In Web page
`and downloading the necessary software modules.
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`To do so, choose Tools—>Add-In Web Site. Your browser opens to a Microsoft Web
`site that lists whatever new modules are available; click “Click here to download this
`add-in!” to add them to your copy of Windows Messenger. (Windows: It’s not just
`an operating system—it’s a lifestyle!)
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