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Topic: Microsoft Windows Messenger for Windows XP
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AndyN
Wainhouse Research Posts: 345
From: Sarasota FL USA
Since: Jul 2000
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posted 07 June 2001 10:48 AM
   
In WRB V2 #26 I covered the Microsoft Windows Messenger for Windows XP announcement, and stated both my postive thoughts and concerns about its impact on desktop rich media conferencing.What do you think? Click on 'reply' and share your thoughts ...
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AndyN
Wainhouse Research Posts: 345
From: Sarasota FL USA
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posted 09 September 2001 08:30 PM
For those following Messenger XP, here's a very interesting article - be sure to read page two.MS Back To Old Tricks With New IM? AndyN
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rob
Sr. Member Posts: 57
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Since: Nov 2001
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posted 06 February 2002 09:45 AM
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Originally posted by AndyN:
In WRB V2 #26 I covered the Microsoft Windows Messenger for Windows XP announcement, and stated both my postive thoughts and concerns about its impact on desktop rich media conferencing.What do you think? Click on 'reply' and share your thoughts ...
Well the whole thing is dangerous, microshaft have a history of throwing massive resource at destroying competition, and it looks like they have turned their sights on the VC market now too. However there is potentially some good here, where the beast is again laughing at the H.323 develops stance of not pinning down their ports and applying for them from IANA. There could be a few forks in the discussion here:
- will this thinnly vailed market sledge-hammer force the big endpoint guys into supporting SIP out of the box ?
- will the h.323 developers get serious with security issues (and stop trying to sell pricey firewalls and router upgrades) ? IP: Logged |
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