AOL quits enterprise IM game

more related than you think: I work for a fortune 500 company that uses corporate IM... and of course we use MSN. It does not connect to the outside network, only internal to our company, but it works exactly like MSN at home, and instead of running the regular MSN from the system tray like home windows, it's the corporate version. I can't tell the difference other than my buddy list, and I would have to agree with the first poster a little more because of the ease at which it can be bundled.

True not 100% the same thing, but it is indeed very similar...; Posted by: juliancat Posted on: 06/22/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not the same thing... dj_45_cal | 06/22/04

PULEASEEE buy a clue. No_Ax_to_Grind | 06/22/04

The real story please? Nullifidian | 06/22/04

I agree...but dj_45_cal | 06/22/04

I buy that... juliancat | 06/22/04

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