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MSN Add in for Windows Messenger 4.7

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J C  - new to messenger - 15 Dec 2003 15:41 GMT
OK, I have a question about the differences between MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger, and Windows Messenger with the MSN add in.

We have XP and Windows Messenger. My son's friends have MSN and you can format the background and "skins" and all this stuff the young people like. Do you get this functionality with the add-in? (do I already have it without the add-in? I don't think so).

With MSN Messenger do you have to have a hotmail account?

Any information is very much appreciated - thanks!
Jonathan Kay [MVP] - 15 Dec 2003 19:33 GMT
Greetings,

No, you don't get this functionality with the Add-In.  All the Add-In adds is support for
Hotmail, MSN Profiles and MSN Mobile.

MSN Messenger does not require a Hotmail account -- all it needs is a .NET Passport account,
which are the same as what you use in Windows Messenger (they both use the same network).
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> OK, I have a question about the differences between MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger, and Windows Messenger with the MSN add in.
>
> We have XP and Windows Messenger. My son's friends have MSN and you can format the background and "skins" and all this stuff the young people like. Do you get this
functionality with the add-in? (do I already have it without the add-in? I don't think so).

> With MSN Messenger do you have to have a hotmail account?
>
> Any information is very much appreciated - thanks!
 
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