What is the best IM + video hardware/software for communicating between US and China?
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Well all are pretty good, i would recomend AIM triton just because the user interface is very simple to use. hope this helps.
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Any web cam based talking event.\nI prefer Yahoo messenger because:\n\n-great quality\n-fast hook-up\n-great video (espicially super web cam)\n-free\n-even call phones(for a price and takes long to set up)
515342
The best tool you can use is an AFDB.  So far nobody in the United States has been attacked by a Chinese aircraft while wearing an AFDB.\n\nGet yourself one and be safe.
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Not sure what you would be looking for. The only really app you need is ActiveSync which you can get from MS. The OS is on the PPC, just reset it if your stuck.
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no, you could use Trillian, is a fully featured, stand-alone, skinnable chat client that supports AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo Messenger, and IRC. It provides capabilities not possible with original network clients.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2150-10047473.html
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You can do a free video/chat conference using Skype\nhttp://skype.com/
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try this link http://www.download-it-free.com/skype/ for FREE long distance and webcam to anywhere in the world!!! I just downloaded and set it up in about 2 minutes. The refresh rate on the webcam is MUCH faster than on messenger.
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msn messenger\nyahoo messenger\nwww.e-messenger.net\n\nit really depends on what you need it for\nif its direct ip to ip i could whip you up a program if you email me tomoliveri at gmail dot com
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Gaim is a great IM client. Just follow the link:
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Try Skype, it has video function to. Spoke to my family in South Africa - No problem.\nRemember, they need the same software, and a good line like ADSL is better\n\nGood luck, keep on chatting
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If you have a exchange server MSN messenger will work throu that and you don't need the internet.  But netmeeting will work perfectly if you don't have an exchange sever.
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Try Zycam, the stuff works great.
748479
The latest version of Skype now has video support, so I would go with that.  You can also try Yahoo! Messenger for Mac (supports video but voice chat is currently unsupported).  Finally, there's aMSN which also has video support.\n\nSkype:  http://www.skype.com/intl/en-gb/download/skype/macosx/\nYahoo! Messenger:  http://messenger.yahoo.com/\naMSN:  http://cmq.qc.ca/4w/amsn/
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You can use Active Webcam from PY Software :\nhttp://www.pysoft.com/ActiveWebCamMainpage.htm\n\nI think it's ok!\nGood luck 2 u!
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I'm not sure the MSN Chat client for Mac has video chat.  The latest version is 6.01 and on the feature page it doesn't mention video at all.  Often times Microsoft makes Mac software that is behind the Windows counterpart in terms of development.  I'd suggest using Skype which allows video on Windows and Mac or Yahoo Messenger which does the same (you'll need the Mac beta of Yahoo though).
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Any modem will do fine.  The functionality you are looking for , fax, ans, mach etc. is more a function of the software application\n\nYou are probabaly best to look for a modem that is NON-windows, that was it does the processing on the hardware and not in the Win OS.  And it should be voice capable as well.
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You can't.........Yet. There are deals in the works to get the major IM software to work teogther, but that is forthcoming. You may want to take a look at something called trillian, which brings several screennames teogther for the major IMs.