Chat box for forum and website?
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There are several ISP questions to know.  One is of course\n   how busy is this going to be?  If you truly believe it is open and\n   closed only when attended by your own people or yourself it\n   may be free from some sources looking to show off their box.\n   Looking up chat servers in the sites of music, poetry , writers,\n   you will find page servers with bots, with ad blocks, with\n   sponsor reports for your office to keep.  Remember the actual\n   making of the chat page is the criteria that decides if it runs.\n   You want to read how to do this, and be truthful in the design\n   that you use the power assigned to you.  One idea is good,\n    look over say fan club pages to see the load of chat that\n   might be expected.  Maybe ask some of these hosts.
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see here on my forum for web desgining
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Some forums allow you to send a private message to the host. If your forum allows that, then you could try it and see if they respond.
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Can you use yahoo messenger? That's how everyone at this forum would chat.
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Try Yahoo! Chat, Mr. Original!
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This might help\nhttp://www.web-friend.com/rooms/chattalk.html
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type chatwire.org into your browser address bar....
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if you need online chatting in a restricted environment than you can use http://www.piglet-im.com or http://www.e-messenger.com\n\nwhereas you may aso use mIRC, Yahoo messenger, MSN messenger, ICQ, AIM etc...etc..
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http://www.actionchat.com/chat/index.shtml
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The large chat community spinchat\nOnline together!\n\nhttp://www.spinchat.com/\n\n:>peace
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get what u need from my forum
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http://chat.yahoo.com/
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I don't do chat sites. I use IRC {internet relay chat} it's great
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yahoo is good. have you tried mIrc or ICQ? www.mirc.com or www.icq.com
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one site you may want to try is meebo.com. it works in browser and is compatible with IE and FireFox. It allows you to use YAHOO, AIM, MSN, and Jabber.
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I personally don't know of any, but I would try Yahoo Chat.  You can create any kind of room you want on most sites, but I would opt for yahoo because they give you "explicit" instructions on how to start something.
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It depends on who is going to be hosting the forum.  There are free forums out there but you get the most features if you purchase your own web space with asp or php capabilities.