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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
- Date added: September 13, 2006
- Total Downloads: 9,646
- Downloads last week: 39
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- Average user rating: stars out of 2 votes
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From Complete Messenger :Complete Messenger is a free instant messenger designed to support all currently available messaging protocols. With its convenient interface you don't need to setup several applications to chat with friends using different instant messengers. Complete Messenger supports following popular protocols: Oscar (ICQ protocol), MSN, AOL, IRC, Yahoo, Jabber. Customizable settings allows you to setup all your different instant messenger accounts in a few minutes and then you can start chatting with all your friends easily and conveniently.
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Version: Complete Messenger 1.02
Cons: This program takes up a lot of space and it also disabled my anti-virus as well as some other internet tools that I use.
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Version: Complete Messenger 1.02
Pros: Looks like Miranda. That's about it.
Cons: I don't know which came first, Miranda or this one, but they're identical. Except that ICQ and AIM did not work on Complete Messenger. ICQ kept getting a login error, and with AIM, I never got any error boxes or anything, it just never connected. My ICQ and AIM setups were identical to Miranda. (and even the 'options' dialogs are identical) Either Miranda is open source and someone dinked with it, or someone ripped it off. Either way, ICQ and AIM don't work on Complete Messenger.
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