when would the IM networks of MSN and Yahoo converge?
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...... soon (we're thinking the first half of 2006), friends on Yahoo! Messenger with Voice and MSN Messenger can see when friends are online, share IMs and emoticons....\n- Yahoo!
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I have Yahoo, MSN, and Skype, but it really depends on what your friends use.  I think I use Yahoo most, I like the Voice feature.  I have also heard about something called Trillian - it enables IMing people who use different kinds of messengers without actually having all of them, too.
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No, they won't. This is because MSN hasn't purchased Yahoo, nor will they ever.
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If you use Trillian and have an account on both AOL and Yahoo! you can send and receive IMs on each one.\n\nSee http://trillian.cc/
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Yes, depending on what Instant Messenger network are you in.\n\nIn Yahoo it is possible, the person just signs on to see the messages when the person was not on-line and the same is true for MSN.\n\nOn AIM, this is not possible unless you setup AIM to forward Messages to you via cell phone when you sign off. \n\nOn others, you just have to see the program.
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Leave MSN, join Yahoo
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probably not, because MSN M and Yahoo M use different code and encryption sequences to communicate with the different servers at MSN and Y, so first one would have to create a program that could decode and encode in both languages, and use a third universal language in between the use of each in order to secure the data while being converted: first it gets encoded in language 3, then decoded from language 1, encoded in language 2, then finally decoded from language 3. The fundamental problem with all this is the same as if you were doing it with spoken languages in real life: LOST IN TRANSLATION.
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You can create a server less LAN Instant Messenger as there is  not any good free LAN IM available. You can add features in it to connect to google talk & yahoo IM also using standard libraries plus you can give file/folder transfer feature. And optimize the routing path and data transfer mechanism using fuzzy logic, Neural networks, AI etc
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It depends. Yahoo and google return very very similar results. MSN has a couple of more mismatches. But then again it depends on what you are searching for..
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you can get a program called trillian!\n\nbasicly it combines all of your IMing programs into one.\n\nso you can have yahoo,aim,msn,and ICQ all on one program\n\njust search trillian and it will take you right to the program.
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hmm i think they already have something like that, there is a client for gmail that checks for e-mail and it also works as a messenger..just like yahoo/aim/msn/icq/etc...never used it but i saw it somewhere...
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking. Yahoo! and MSN are working on integrating their instant messengers so you can chat with people who have either a MSN passport or a Yahoo! ID, but it may not be for a while yet.
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was it msn messenger? or aim?
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They are different instant messaging services that use different instant messaging clients (programs). Both services have similar features, but I believe that Yahoo Messenger is the better of the two services.\n\nI've used voice chat features on three services (AIM being the third), and Yahoo is by far much better. However, it is not perfect either. My foreign friends use Yahoo Messenger almost exclusively. \n\nYahoo has an advanced version of Yahoo Messenger for business or applictions requiring more powerful features. They key feature is secured messaging. Commuications between users are encrypted, which is a needed feature for some situations.\n\nThere is an instant messenger client that will allow you access to the four major IM services (Yahoo, AIM, MSN and ICQ) at the same time. Check the following link out to see Trillian:\n\nhttp://trillian.cc
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Billy,\n\nAre you referring to the gaim instant messenger software which allows you to connect to yahoo, msn, aol and others from one programme?\n\nIt is available here:\nhttp://gaim.sourceforge.net/\n\nHTH
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outlook won't work with yahoo unless you have Yahoo Email Plus. As for msn you'd have to go to MSN's FAQ's. There is a program called Ypops that works with basic yahoo tho.
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For Yahoo and MSN the same way you set up your own.