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Correction on Trillian
by ClassyBlackWoman August 30, 2007 3:27 PM PDT: Under Trillian's preferences, if you go to "message windows," and make sure the box for "show at previous location and size" is checke;, and scroll down to default appearances and select "contact windows;" then, make sure the box for "container" is checked and you can name the container you want your chat window to say (mine is set to 'instant messages'). Now, if anyone sends you an IM, no matter what network they are on, each window will appear as tabbed windows in the container. Works like a charm.; Like this Reply to this comment

A little bit of clarification
by KageTora777 August 30, 2007 5:30 PM PDT: MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Adium, Trillian, and all those are termed 'IM' not 'Chat Clients'. 'Chat Clients' are programs like IceChat, mIRC, and the like, which put the user in a chat room. That's what I thought this article was going to be about until I read some of it...; Like this Reply to this comment

Web 2.0 Clients
by SlashN August 30, 2007 9:37 PM PDT: A mention should have been made about web clients(I think they were reviewed in an earlier article). I dumped trillian when I discovered meebo.com. so much more convenient..can be used anywhere. I believe there are many more such services(mundu.com i think); Like this Reply to this comment

I use Instan-T nowadays
by Pcfreakske2000 September 1, 2007 11:36 AM PDT: I use Instan-T nowadays.

It works great.

You can find it here at Download.com as well.

With the program you are able to log into MSN, ICQ and Yahoo!; Like this Reply to this comment